They may have captured the hearts of the nation, but can China’s ubiquitous dancing robots go a step further and change the world of work?
The country’s humanoids are moving from flashy performances to the real world of work, but challenges remain for this nascent industry
A decade on, armored combat, a niche historical battle sport, is starting to make ripples in the country despite its high barrier to entry
Dating and marriage-themed reality shows are booming as the real-life marriage rate declines in China
Prioritizing value over status, young consumers are embracing rentals, from designer toys to electronics, yet challenges remain in trust, regulation,…
As concerns grow over the decline of China’s intangible cultural heritage, young inheritors, veteran artisans, and enthusiasts are finding new ways t…
Children’s smartwatches have become big business in China, but do their safety features outweigh the potential risks to attention spans and social in…
Once a constant companion of commuters and late-night listeners, radio stations in China are shuttering amid declining listenership and shrinking adv…
As millions of Chinese enter old age, their adult children are now grappling with the financial and emotional burden of being their parents’ only car…
Designer toys are leading the growth of China’s “emotional economy,” as millennials and Gen Z seek brands that connect with their feelings
Drawn by sustainability and savings, young shoppers are driving China’s boom in secondhand goods
China’s next generation of factory owners, or “chang’erdai,” are stepping in, but slowing markets and shifting trade mean they must find new ways to …
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