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Trending in China: LeEco Smartphone Out of Stock as Unpaid Suppliers Go on Strike
Today on social media in China, people are buzzing about LeEco smartphones being out of stock and freak summer snowfall in Sichuan Province. Read More
Why the Danish Art of Hygge will Appeal to Chinese Consumers
Trendy and high-end shops in China are using lifestyle buzzword “hygge” in their marketing campaigns to bring consumers closer to coziness. Read More
Luxury Ecotourism and Wellness Travel Attract China’s Wealthy
From organic farms to Teslas, five-star eco-resorts are popping up across China to meet growing demand for clean food and sustainable luxury. Read More
‘Baijiu’ Author Derek Sandhaus Tells Us Why Chinese Spirit Is ‘Misunderstood’
The author of a new English-language book on the fiery Chinese spirit talks to Jing Daily about what it's going to take to make more foreigners baijiu aficionados. Read More
Luxury Brands Race To Get A Piece Of Chengdu’s High-End Property Market
Fears of a housing market bubble aren't stopping international luxury companies from flocking to the Southwestern China city to build lavish residential projects. Read More
Experts: Vineyards In Panda Habitats Won’t Make Great Wine
As controversy is sparked over plans to develop vineyards in Sichuan and Shaanxi, experts say that wine from these areas is likely to be of low quality. Read More-
British Automaker Lotus Heads Inland In China With Chengdu Dealership
Just a little over six months after entering the China market, and three months after opening its inaugural Beijing dealership, the British automaker Lotus has made its inland debut in booming Chengdu. Read More -
Event Watch: Sixth Annual China Online Retail Conference (Chengdu, Nov. 8-9)
Taking place this year with the theme of "Practice/Fashion," the sixth annual China Online Retail Conference will run from November 8-9 at Chengdu's Century City New International Convention & Exposition Center. Read More -
Interview: Hot Pot Gets Five-Star Treatment At Chengdu’s Lion Pavilion
While Chengdu, capital of southwest China's Sichuan province, has been more recently associated with a booming luxury market and burgeoning interest in wine, the city is still most readily associated with its hot and spicy cuisine. Read More -
Second-Tier Spotlight: Chengdu Catching Wine Bug
While Chengdu is known more for spicy food than wine appreciation, the Chengdu Evening News notes this week that the increasing wealth that's pumping up the city's luxury market is now attracting some of the world's top wineries. Read More
