Nora Zhou

Nora Zhou is a contributing writer at The World of Chinese. She is drawn to Chinese stories that resonate on a global scale.

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Chinese radio station listenership decline

BUSINESS

In Transition: Is Radio in China Tuning Out or Just Reinventing Itself?

Once a constant companion of commuters and late-night listeners, radio stations in China are shuttering amid declining listenership and shrinking advertising revenue. But the medium’s core elements are reemerging elsewhere in new forms of listening.

BUSINESS

In Transition: Is Radio in China Tuning Out or Just Reinventing Itself?

HEALTH

Is China Finally Moving Toward Smoke-Free Public Places?

Despite years of health campaigns and growing awareness of the dangers of secondhand smoke, smoking in public remains a problem across China. Now, with both government action and public pressure intensifying, are smoke-free environments finally within reach?

BUSINESS

How Livestreams Became China’s Newest Tool for Selling Books

Livestreaming has boosted book sales in China via its massive online traffic, but does it translate into real gains for publishers, or just a short-term ploy to cash in?

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BUSINESS

Can Livestreaming Be the New Way to Solve Relationship Issues in China?

As more Chinese women turn to influencers like Li Dan for guidance, growing concerns about their expertise and commercial motivations are becoming hard to ignore

Nora Zhou

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In Transition: Is Radio in China Tuning Out or Just Reinventing Itself?

In Transition: Is Radio in China Tuning Out or Just Reinventing Itself?

Is China Finally Moving Toward Smoke-Free Public Places?

How Livestreams Became China’s Newest Tool for Selling Books

Can Livestreaming Be the New Way to Solve Relationship Issues in China?

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