Living in China in 2008 is very different to living in China in 2018. If you have not been to China within the last 5 years you are in for a shock. Here David Joseph CEO of Hub of China discusses what he notices when walking the streets of any 1st or 2nd tier city in...
The impact of AI has been predominantly studied from the eyes of developed countries like the UK and US, however the way economies and industries are set up in developing countries puts these countries at greater risk of dyer consequences in the near future. China and...
A tirade of travellers from China are spreading across the globe out-shopping, outspending and out-eating every other nation. They are filling hotels, tour buses and cruise ships. They are overwhelming airports and train stations, and they are sharing their photos in...
The Copy Cats No More The Chinese once deemed to be copy cats, having come through an education which is heavily based on learning by wrote seem to have come flying out the end of the tunnel as the new leaders of innovation (at least in some fields). Rapid...
The latest trend in China – Live Streaming A woman eating maggots, a boy strumming the guitar whilst playing the piano with his feet and a man screaming a traditional Chinese song from the top of his lounges whilst sipping rice wine. These are some of the online...
Hourglass consumers I am fascinated by the concept that the Chinese are ‘hourglass’ consumers. They buy products at the top and bottom of the market, but nothing in the middle. It is the buying patterns at the high-end which I find of particular interest. The China...
