The Great Firewall of China
The Great Firewall started since 2002 The name ‘Great Firewall of China’ came from an article written by a man called Charles R. Smith on May 17th 2002 about the internet censorship in China. It is another name for China’s national public network monitor system, also called GFW for short. GFW is a sub-function of […]
Market Study: Tennis and its equipment market in China
Tennis in China: Cultural evolution Tennis is a rapidly growing sport in China that has received much private and public support. Today, it has become firmly entrenched in the Chinese consciousness as one of the most popular sports in the country. Tennis is now the third-most popular sport on television in China, behind Association football […]
Fridge market in China
In the past, we cannot store food easily, however, since fridges come into our view, the storage of food becomes possible and simple. 30 years ago, Chinese people regard “television, fridge and washing machine” as the “3 big goods” for marriage. And in the 21st century, in most families in China, no matter urban or […]
Research on Venture Capitalists in China
China is no longer the country that merely manufactured your iPhone. It is the world’s next technological dynasty: 1.3 billion gadget-hungry individuals crowding into the 21st century. Venture capital are pouring money into its every hint of innovation, and not just in technology. Of the 72 IPOs to hit the market last year, 24 were Chinese. […]
Fashion magazines in China
Madame Figaro, first published in Paris in 1980 as a supplement to the Saturday edition of the daily newspaper Le Figaro, now has expended into more than 12 countries and districts including China, Japan, Korea, Thailand, Taiwan China, Russia, Greece, Portugal, etc. Dedicated […]
Start a Fashion Brands in China
China’s fast-growing consumer class is giving business owners new reasons to set up shop abroad. China’s consumer market explodes as tens of millions of people join the middle class every year (that’s 300 million and counting). Today, China shifts its entire economic paradigm from the “factory of the world” to the “mall of the world.” […]
Market study: Fashion favored by first ladies
The affinity between celebrity & fashion Since Dior was established in the 1960s, countless pieces of charming and stunning design amazed several generations. Among those classic designs, Lady Dior is one of the legends and tells an unforgettable story about Princess Diana. In 1995, Mrs. Chirac offered Diana a small Dior black bag during the Cezanne […]
Auto market in China
Beijing, July 27 (IANS) China’s auto sales are likely to hit 20 million units in 2012 if the economy picks up momentum in the second half, the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers (CAAM) said. Total vehicle sales in China will expand by around 8 percent from a year earlier, CAAM said in a report Thursday. […]
Market study: China telecommunications providers
The Big Giants—China Mobile, China Unicom and China Telecom Today, three big state-controlled corporations, China Mobile, China Unicom and China Telecom, dominate the Chinese telecommunications industry. There used to be two additional players in the industry, China Netcom and China Tietong. However, on June 2, 2008, China Netcom merged into China Unicom and became its subsidiary after the […]
Desktop market in China
There’s no doubt that the development of desktops is much faster than the development of the society. You are so proud that you bought the desktop a season ago and found it out of date now. Most Chinese families own desktops and some even have laptops based on their needs. Absolutely, there must be many […]
Start an Online Luxury Business in China
Searching for wealthy customers beyond China’s urban areas, luxury-goods makers are opening shop in a new location: the Chinese Internet. China is the world’s second-largest market for luxury brands when counting purchases by Chinese consumers world-wide and is set to overtake Japan for No. 1 in a few years, according to consulting firm Bain & […]
Laundry detergent market in China
Early in the introduction of sulfonate-based detergents, concerns were voiced over the low rates of biodegradation of the branched alkylbenzenesulfonates. A more profound problem arises from the heavy use of sodium triphosphate, which can comprise up to 50% by weight of detergents. The discharge of soluble phosphates into natural waters has led to problems with […]