WeChat which is known as Weixin (pronounced way-shin) in China is the country’s killer app, a highly addictive social networking tool that allows smartphone users to send messages and share […]
Creating Your Own Red Packet Cover On WeChat—The Ultimate Guide
It is a widespread custom for adults to gift red envelopes containing monetary gifts to children during Chinese New Year. However, in recent years, the habit of presenting friends and […]
Weekly China Review
Baidu unveils China’s first metaverse platform ‘Xi Rang’ Users can create avatars, connect with other players, and explore the virtual world of XiRang using Baidu’s new metaverse platform. It is […]
NFT and Metaverse in China
China is one of the countries that has publicly maintained its anti-crypto position, ordering a statewide ban on all crypto-related transactions earlier this year and threatening defaulters with fines. Not […]
WeChat Stats 2021
Weixin, which means micro message in Mandarin, was the name given to WeChat when it first debuted in 2011. It began as a simple communication programme, essentially a Chinese equivalent […]
This Week’s China Roundup
Insights Report – Leverage China GenZ Consumption Behavior How can Marketers use these trends? Social: Brands must broaden their brand influence to fulfil the needs of young people who enjoy […]
This Week’s China Roundup
Weibo MAU grew to 573 million in Q3 2021 Monthly active users (“MAUs”) on Weibo totalled 573 million in September 2021, an increase of 62 million people year over year. […]
China Happenings This Week
Why Online and Offline is a Must to Meet Chinese Consumers’ Retail Expectations There is no opposition between Onlive VS Offline: most Chinese consumers do not make ‘either-or’ shopping decisions. […]
E-commerce Platforms in China
The Chinese economy has grown at an extraordinary rate in the last three decades. New buying patterns have been shaped by social progress, technology advancements, and rising disposable personal incomes. […]
Top 5 alternatives for LinkedIn in China you need to know now
Linkedin, the world’s most popular professional social networking site, recently announced that it will cease operations in China due to a “significantly more challenging operating environment and greater compliance requirements […]