How Baijiu Reinvented Itself for Chinese Youth
China’s traditional liquor was supposed to be out of touch, but it’s proving the doubters wrong by adapting to the social media age
China’s traditional liquor was supposed to be out of touch, but it’s proving the doubters wrong by adapting to the social media age
As meditation and mindfulness apps continue to surge in popularity, consumers struggle to get their money’s worth
From chemical rice to monstrous “water armies,” here are the most shocking consumer rights scandals revealed during China’s annual “3.15 Gala”
A year on from the Winter Olympic Games, has Zhangjiakou bounced back from the pandemic and lived up to its promise as China’s ski capital?
Once shunned by Chinese youth as old-fashioned and overly formal, tea-drinking is becoming cool again
How a budget brand rose to become China’s biggest milk tea franchise
The pandemic and a slowing economy have seen Chinese consumers flock to low-price brands, from milk tea to clothing