The outdoor sports market in China keeps growing after Covid

By the end of 2021, more than 400 million people participated in outdoor sports nationwide. After Covid, more and more Chinese people showed interest in outdoor activities including camping, cycling, and ultimate frisbee. According to a survey report from Nanjing Metropolis Daily in 2022 (N=1,033), 69.32% of the respondents participated in outdoor sports at least […]
The Zero-COVID lockdown’s long-term impact on Chinese consumption

The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2019 and the consequent containment measures have forced consumers to stay at home, as a result, shopping habits significantly shifted. Indeed, the pandemic accelerated health awareness in China: fitness and weight have become some of the hottest topics on social media platforms like Weibo, Douyin, Xiaohongshu, and WeChat, […]
Turning “tiger moms” into soccer moms: How to tap into China’s youth sports market

Up until late August 2021, most Chinese students’ after school hours were spent bent over the books at tutoring classes. This was largely due to the academic pressure created by an exam-oriented learning culture and parents’ well intentions to set their children up for success. However, with the signing of the Double Reduction policy in […]
The adult toys market in China: untapped economic potential

Over the past 20 years, China has become more and more open. Sex is still a sensitive subject but consumer attitudes and the policies of the Chinese government are more flexible. The adult toys market in China is unfolding and is largely untapped. Download our report on China’s adult toys market E-commerce, brand image, strong consumer […]
The Silver Economy in China: Consumption trends of China’s aging population

What is the state of China’s silver economy? Often referred to as the seniors’ Market, the Silver Economy in China covers all products and services intended for people aged 60 and older. As stated in its name, the Silver Economy is not only a ”market” but also functions as an “economy”. Senior citizens in China […]