Category: Lifestyle
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County Tourism: The New Trend Among Young Chinese Travelers
A rising trend among young Chinese travelers is “county tourism,” a shift from the bustling megacities to the tranquil, charming, and affordable county towns. This movement offers a budget-friendly travel option with unique, authentic experiences, such as exploring historical sites and natural landscapes, often overlooked by mainstream tourism. Social media has enhanced its popularity by…
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Why do young people in China increasingly hate company year-end parties?
The movie “Nian hui bu neng ting!” has sparked discussion among young Chinese professionals, highlighting their discontent with traditional year-end parties. These celebrations have shifted from genuine camaraderie to forced performances and obligations, reflecting broader cultural changes. To engage young employees, companies must create inclusive, authentic, and meaningful year-end events to foster a positive workplace…
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The Global Journey of Second-Hand Clothes from China to Africa
The global second-hand clothing trade between China and Africa explores the environmental impact and economic implications of fast fashion. With China exporting used clothing to Africa, the market’s influence on both continents is profound. While providing affordable clothing and employment opportunities in Africa, it also threatens local textile industries. Balancing profit and sustainability is crucial…
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The man who was China’s AI Prometheus fell
The article provides an in-depth narrative of the influence and legacy of Tang Xiaoou, the late AI and computer vision scientist, in China. Tang’s academic ventures, including SenseTime, significantly shaped the AI landscape, fostering a generation of innovators and thinkers. Tang’s rigorous research methodologies and visionary approach have driven the growth of China’s internet industry…
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Exploring the Trend: Spec Ops Tourism(特种兵旅游) in China
Spec Ops Tourism (特种兵旅游), a trend centered around high-intensity, multi-destination travel within a condensed timeframe, continues to rise in popularity in China, especially among youth and university students. The phenomenon emerged against a backdrop of slow economic recovery and travel restrictions due to Covid-19. Enabled by China’s expansive high-speed rail network, it reflects a desire…
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Post-Pandemic, Why Are Chinese Tourists Less Keen on Traveling Abroad?
Chinese tourists are noticeably shifting from overseas travel to domestic exploration post-pandemic, with factors such as cultural dynamics, economic recovery, online fraud cases, and geopolitical tensions influencing this change. This trend impacts the global tourism ecosystem, particularly destinations that rely on Chinese tourism.
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Why do Chinese people like QR codes so much
How can a small QR code bring earth-shaking changes to Chinese people’s way of life?
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The Day Li Ziqi Stood Still
Li Ziqi, the most famous Chinese youtuber, hasn’t uploaded any new episodes for months. Her company is trying to “kidnap” her. Just like what happened to Taylor Swift a few years ago.
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Play World of Warcraft with 81-years-Old Dad
Like TV dramas, movies, storybooks and variety shows, video games are not only leisure, but also a bridge between three generations in a family.
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The Japanese-Style High School(JK) Uniform Has Become a Fashion Symbol Among Chinese Graduated Women
It’s a strange title, but that’s how it is. In the past few years, Japanese-style high school uniforms have become popular among some female consumers in China, even if they have graduated from colleges. In 2020, this trend broke out. The number of people who pay attention to Japanese-style high school uniforms even exceeds those who…