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Xiaohongshu Launches New Collaboration with Homegrown Brands
The Social Edition is our weekly series which deep dives into luxury initiatives in China’s social media landscape. Every week, we highlight brand campaigns distributed on Chinese digital platforms. Read More
With Burnout on the Rise in China, How Can Brands Offer Help?
Chinese citizens undergo a lot of stress. But younger generations have started openly acknowledging their growing anxiety levels — and brands must, as well. Read More
5 Reasons Brands Can Win in China With Sports Stars
Luxury brands have worked with elite athletes for decades, but China’s demographics have moved the goalposts on this strategy. Jing Daily explains why. Read More
Why SK-II’s Storytelling Still Resonates With Chinese Consumers
In an industry that thrives on newness, SK-II takes a different approach with its “My PITERA Story” campaign — and it's winning in China. Read More
Scent of a Winner? Chanel Perfume Show Enchants China
The Social Edition is our weekly series which deep dives into luxury initiatives in China’s social media landscape. Read More
How Luxury Brands Can Tap Into The Tokyo Olympic Games
China has been a strong presence at the Tokyo Olympic Games this year. But can luxury players seize this branding and marketing opportunity? Read More
SK-II Launches Olympic-Standard AR Battle for Female Empowerment
An animated series of films by SK-II tells the stories of six well-known female Olympians, starting with Chinese swimmer Liu Xiang. Read More
China Can’t Buy Enough Beauty Gadgets
The beauty segment has traditionally performed well for luxury houses, but the pandemic has changed the way brands must approach their beauty consumers. Read More
Luxury’s Battle For The Metaverse
Opinions on the definition of the metaverse may vary, but one thing is certain: It’s here. What role will China play in its adoption? Read More
Why Sex Doesn’t Always Sell in China
Sexual imagery has been used to create sensory impressions since marketing began. But today, what societies want to see has changed, especially in China. Read More
