top-ten

Among the newest list of the ten most luxurious homes in China, three are in Beijing, three in Shanghai, two in Shenzhen, one in Guangzhou and one in the lone second-tier city, Dalian. Read More

Topped by Hong Kong for the second year in a row, the luxury portion of the survey proves that the world's top high-end brands continue to see Asia as a key region driving growth in a still-reeling global market. Read More

As luxury brands further extend their reach into the mainland China market, Jing Daily turns its attention to the exclusive malls and shopping centers that are home to many of the top lux labels. Read More

Gauging sexiness on the city's overall character and pizzazz, 17.3% of respondents from 30 cities considered Shanghai's glittering skyline more alluring than Hong Kong's international vibe or Macau's notorious nightlife. Read More

Unsurprisingly, top brands like Patek Philippe and Omega feature high on the list, but as always there are a few interesting additions, such as Rado, which boasts the distinction of being the first foreign brand advertised on Chinese television in the late 1970s. Read More

This week, a new top ten list compiled by Xinhua looks less at wealth and consumption and more at livability, natural environment and social atmosphere. Read More

As recently as ten years ago, Beijing Capital International Airport didn't even make the list of the world’s 30 busiest airports. Read More

It's always interesting to keep an eye on the criteria used by the Chinese-language media to judge what makes a given mall "luxurious." Read More

This week a Shanghai official, Sha Hailin (沙海林), announced that the city's residents outspent the rest of the country on online shopping, parting ways with some 352 billion yuan (US$51.55 billion) last year. Read More