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Chinese alcoholic brands are teaming up with beverages that Gen Z consumers enjoy, in an effort to attract younger customers. Recently,...

China’s plant-based market has increased considerable in the past few years, with COVID-19 further adding to an already upward...

The recent COVID-19 pandemic forced many foreign executives living and working in China, who had initially no intentions of leaving, to...

Several new features aimed to enhance the experience of foreigners using the digital yuan (e-CNY) have been added to the application. The...

Foreign individuals working in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area (GBA) will be able to enjoy the preferential Individual...

Foreign companies interested in distributing dividends from their China business to their investors overseas need to follow a series of...

With more than 1.2 billion monthly active users in China, WeChat has changed the way people live their daily lives. What began in 2011 as a humble messaging up -similar to WhatsApp-, has since morphed into a multidimensional platform that offers its members a simple yet highly effective way to take care of most everything, from hailing a taxi to paying bills, transferring money, getting movie tickets, or reading news, among many other things. WeChat, or Weixin as it is calle

In recent years, Chinese taxation authorities have been acting against corporations suspected of tax avoidance schemes designed to secure...

China’s corporate leadership style has changed in the past few years due to the country’s competitive market, rapid industrial and...

The Chinese government recently issued an updated set of measures that regulate online advertising in the country. The Measures for the...

High-end technology and innovation are the focus of today’s machinery and industrial equipment manufacturing industry in China. As the...

2025 Update: Navigating China's Evolving Automotive Landscape As of 2025, China's automotive industry stands at a pivotal juncture,...

The textile industry in China is the largest in the world in overall production, exports, and retail, with an output of 58 million tons a...

After the United States, China is the largest media and advertising market in the world, with ad spending projected to reach US$ 198 billion in 2023. While traditional advertising channels, such as print and broadcasting, continue to shrink, online advertising has been booming and will represent 92% of total ad spending by 2027. According to Statista, the digital expansion is mainly driven by rapid technological advancement and a mobile-savvy population in the country. The la

After almost three years of COVID-19 restrictions and mandatory quarantines, Chinese citizens are slowly feeling comfortable to travel...

China’s aging population, along with an increasing health awareness, is one of the main factors behind the significant growth of the...

Compared to Western economies, such as the United States, China’s financial sector is comparatively small, and its history of financial...

China is the world’s largest construction market, with a size of US$ 4.6 trillion in 2022. The industry is projected to achieve an...

2025 Update: Navigating Transformation in China's Chemical Industry As of 2025, China's chemical industry stands at a pivotal juncture,...

With over 290 million students and 18 million teachers, China has the world’s largest education system. The sector broadly includes three...