Juwai Quiz: How ready are agents for Chinese New Year 2018?
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Alibaba, BMW, and the secret to successfully engaging Chinese buyers
Having raked in $4.84 trillion in sales last year1, China’s retail market now reigns as the world’s largest.... Continue reading >
How digital sales surged online this Chinese New Year 2017
760,000 – that’s how many digital hongbao that were sent per second at the stroke of Chinese New Year.1... Continue reading >
Top 10 must-know China trends for 2017
2016 was a huge year for overseas homebuyers from China that saw underlying trends flagged by us in December 2015... Continue reading >
What the Cannes Festival tells about Chinese consumers
This year’s Cannes Film Festival has unveiled a slew of new movies that will see China remain the world’s most... Continue reading >
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