Anna Jiao

Chinese millennials—roughly those born in the 1980s and 1990s—now constitute a massive cohort (about 320 million people, or 22% of China’s population). Many came of age during China’s rapid economic boom and live predominantly in cities, making millennials buying behavior a defining force in today’s market.  By 2024, China’s urbanization reached about 67%, meaning most millennials are urban […]

In 2025, leadership and innovation are being redefined by rapid AI adoption, shifting global economies, and growing demands for purpose-driven business. Organizations are seeking keynote speakers who can inspire and deliver actionable strategies for thriving in this climate. This list spotlights 15 exceptional female keynote speakers — seven based in China and eight from across

Imagine this: Millennials and Gen Z together account for about 70 percent of luxury purchases, with Gen Y making up the bulk. China’s millennial generation (Gen Y) – roughly those born 1980–1995 – has matured into a consumer powerhouse. They came of age amid China’s economic boom and digital revolution, and today they lead luxury spending

Customer centricity in China is not a layer added to business strategy. The core drives how products are built, services are delivered, and data is translated into action. The most competitive Chinese companies treat every interaction as a signal and every signal as an opportunity to create deeper value. This article presents customer centricity examples

China’s Internet of Things (IoT) revolution is not theoretical or niche – it’s woven into everyday life. By late 2024, the country had nearly 3 billion IoT connections, officially surpassing the number of mobile phone subscriptions. This explosive growth means Chinese commuters, shoppers, and homeowners routinely interact with smart devices and sensors daily.  Over 90%

Voice commerce isn’t a future trend—it’s here and changing how people shop. In 2024, global voice-driven shopping reached $116.8 billion, with projections hitting $151.4 billion in 2025. Behind this rapid growth is a shift toward more natural, frictionless ways to interact with digital services. Nowhere is this transformation more advanced than in China. Tech giants like Alibaba,