Why Are Chinese Websites Stuck in 2003?
And do people even care about websites in China’s mobile-centric society?
And do people even care about websites in China’s mobile-centric society?
With the rise of short video, some of China’s earliest social media platforms have reached the end of their journey, with a few even transforming int…
Some millennials still visit China’s internet cafes for a nostalgia hit, but that won’t be enough to sustain the “wangba” industry
As meditation and mindfulness apps continue to surge in popularity, consumers struggle to get their money’s worth
When World of Warcraft ended in China earlier this year, players lost more than just a computer game
Welcome to the world of Chinese consumer reviews, where fakes lurk round every corner and a “water army” can torpedo e-commerce businesses
Covid-19 has transformed China’s remote work culture, but who can afford this lifestyle and how does it impact local communities?
Chinese netizens are ripping a new generation of young celebrities to shreds for their less-than-stellar performances in various interviews
When was the term “wangmin” coined, and how did China’s cyberspace evolve from the first-generation of netizens to today?
In the Chinese NFT world, reputation and connections prove just as important as in the offline traditional art scene
Critique of influencers has become a weapon for shaming female internet users