China’s Logistics Network Powers Medical Response
Many of China’s unicorn companies, responsible for the creation of China’s formidable logistics system, have assisted in various emergency initiatives.
2/10/20204 min read
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Brands Turn To Live-Streaming As China Returns To Work
Taobao Live, Alibaba Group’s live-streaming platform, saw a sharp rise in brand activity this past month as merchants slowly resumed operations amidst the novel coronavirus outbreak.
3/12/20204 min read
The Girl Who Lived in a Yurt and Became an Entrepreneur
Erica was an editor, this is the story of how she refused to accept what life’s thrown at her, and decided to get whatever she wants instead. Erica was born...
Atrophy of Chinese State-Owned Enterprises: Loss of Talents Seems Inevitable
Could the absence of one person lag China’s progress to reach the moon? According to a story posted by Zhang Xiaoping, he shoulders a crucial role for China’s m...
10/3/20185 min read
Retweeting Koi-an Internet Superstition for Reeling in Good Luck
These days, the Chinese are getting ever more superstitious, what with all the unique customs, habits, and efforts spent on reeling in good luck. Recently, a fi...
11/2/20187 min read
How Would the New Chinese E-commerce Law Change Taobao?
Jack Ma, co-founder and executive chairman of Alibaba, China's biggest e-commerce platform, has announced his unexpected retirement as chief executive officer e...
9/24/20186 min read
Creator of Douyin / TikTok: How We Created A Product with A Billion Views A Day in 18 Months: Part I
The below speech by Kelly (Nan) Zhang took place in late February of 2018 as part of the offline expert sharing curriculum of popular professional development company Hundun University.
7/18/202019 min read
A Green Movement with 300 Million Participants and 13 Million Trees
In April, Pandaily went to Ordos, China with Ant Forest and its users, to participate in a green movement involving 300 million people — Ant Forest. Ant Forest ...
Battle for Privacy Rights: China to Face its First Facial Recognition Related Court Case
A Chinese wildlife park in Hangzhou was sued by a Chinese law professor after using a facial recognition system that scans all visitors to the park. According to Chinese media Beijing Youth Daily, a district court in Hangzhou has taken on the controversial case.
11/5/20195 min read
E-Commerce Livestreaming Starts to Target Men, But Does Gender Affect Consumer Purchasing Behavior?
As short video apps and game livestreaming platforms are all jumping on the Chinese commercial livestreaming bandwagon, some of them are looking to appeal to a different demographic.
5/4/20205 min read
As China Remains Under Quarantine, Luxury Sales Take a Knock
Nike, Adidas, and Capri Holdings, owner of luxury brands Versace, Jimmy Choo, and Michael Kors, have all warned investors this week that as the coronavirus grips China, sales could take a hit.
2/11/20205 min read
The Noxious Revival of Female Virtue Classes: The Dark Side of the Chinese Society
“Never fight back when you are beaten. Never talk back when you are scolded, and never divorce with your husband.” These words sound ridiculous. And obviousl...
12/22/20184 min read