Consumers are profiting from the full-blown delivery war between JD.com and Meituan—but is it just the same game with a different name?
🔥 Quick Take: Trending in China – Week 18 This is a brief update from our curated roundup of what’s trending in China this week. A...
Russian recruitment ads, China's censorship, and how Western media sometimes guess Beijing's stance by reading between the wrong lines.
🔥 Quick Take: Trending in China – Week 17 This is a brief update from our curated roundup of what’s trending in China this week. A...
What? Another Li Gang?!
From Comrade Trump to the Tariff Beauty, Trump has many nicknames on Chinese social media.
Here’s a roundup of curated top trends and noteworthy discussions on Chinese social media this week. For insights into the escalating US-China trade war, check...
From historic speeches to trending slogans, this is China’s official media response to the US tariff escalation.
It’s been a week where rituals met robots, IShowSpeed’s China streams got an upgrade, and quiet was nowhere to be found.
"This moment is the time to reflect on our unity. If we can choose domestic alternatives, we should."
Here’s the latest roundup of curated top trends and noteworthy discussions on Chinese social media this week. 💄Nanjing Mall Fake Gucci Lipstick Controversy It’s just...
The cosplaying girl, who usd the n-word and told the American YouTuber how racist she was, seems to have been referencing a meme.
“This man is doing God’s work. In just six hours, he eliminated all Western media propaganda about China,” Chinese influencer Li Sanjin (李三金) said in one...
What began as K-pop fan outrage targeting a snarky commenter quickly escalated into a Baidu-linked scandal and a broader conversation about data privacy on Chinese social...
From squatting to standing on seats: the messy reality of sitting toilets in Beijing malls.
This week, the Catch-22 of sitting versus squat toilets sparked heated discussion on Weibo after a Beijing News article exposed the messy reality of sitting toilets...
Is turning to Western suppliers an effective way for workers to pressure domestic companies into complying with labor laws?
The woman behind the famous resignation note, 'I want to see the world,' ended up traveling in China before going back home.
From sanitary pads to shrimp: these were 315 Gala’s biggest scandals. It’s business as usual.
What's been trending on Weibo and beyond? I doomscrolled Chinese social media so you don’t have to.
