Author: Jeffrey.W
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How Does the Luosifen Become The Most Popular Chinese Food of The Year?
Five years ago, Luosifen from a small town in the southwest was also a rare food in other parts of China. But today, its annual sales exceed $1.5 billion.
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The 5 Most Popular Chinese Noodles
When it comes to noodles, people always think of Japanese ramen or Italian pasta. Chinese noodles don’t seem to be that popular internationally. I think this is partly because the civil war in Chinese noodles has been going on. If you ask 10 Chinese what is the most typical noodle in Chinese food, you will…
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How Does an Apple Watch Copycat for Children Occupy the Chinese Market
This is a smartwatch that allows parents to eavesdrop on their children remotely, but all the children like it very much. It sounds incredible, but it’s true.
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Do Chinese People Celebrate Christmas?
In China, people go to shopping malls instead of churches at Christmas.
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The Engel Coefficient of Chinese Pets Has Dropped
530 million Chinese follow at least one pet influencer on social networks.
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What Is The Difference Between Major Social Networking in China?
Wechat and Weibo are not just simple Chinese versions of Facebook and Twitter. Some other mainstream social networking sites in China are also different from Tinder, Quora and Instagram. Let’s take a look at this.
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Daniel Wellington and the Chinese version of PUBG launched a joint watch set with a limited edition of 1000 copies
Daniel Wellington, a Swedish designer watch brand, recently announced that it will work with Tencent to launch a Chinese version of the PUBG (Game For Peace) joint limited edition watch. The official name of this product is “limited camouflage watch set“, which is limited to 1000 sets. Each set includes a watch in the style of…
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Only 52.26% of Chinese office workers eat breakfast every day, according to a report
Bianlifeng, a Chinese convenience store chain, released its latest research report on November 25th. The report aims to describe the breakfast consumption habits of office workers in China. The report’s data come from consumers at 1600 convenience stores in more than 20 cities in China. According to the data of the report, office workers in China show…
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Former Luckin HRD joins sugar-free beverage giant Genki Forest, which may enter the coffee market
Ran Hao, the director of human resources who previously worked for Luckin Coffee, recently joined Genki Forest, a Chinese diet soda unicorn, according to an exclusive source from Chinese media tech618. Ran Hao joined Luckin Coffee in 2017, although his official position is HRD, he has been responsible for the job of chief human resources…
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A coffee shop in Shanghai became popular for delivering coffee with “bear claws”
On Yongkang Road in Shanghai, a new cafe shop has become popular on Chinese social networks. There is no obvious door to the coffee shop, only a hole in the cement wall. After scanning the QR code, customers can order via WeChat, and after waiting for a few minutes, a “bear claw” will push the coffee…