Wang Haijia ruminates over the time he has spent as a delivery driver, highlighting the dangers of the job and comparing it to other work.
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How can brands use NFTs in marketing?
Editor’s note: Two years ago, the term “NFT” would have elicited a confused look from all but the most dedicated crypto or Web3 enthusiasts. Today, it is very much a part of the mainstream marketing lexicon, with everyone from Taco Bell to Tiffany jumping aboard the non-fungible token bandwagon. But in a world where The […]
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Singles Day from the trenches: the king of pre-sales
A TechNode reporter takes on 30 million Singles Day livestreaming shoppers in a race to buy discount hand cream from the Lipstick King.
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Beyond 996: a beginner’s guide to China big tech culture
There’s more to Big Tech cultures than 996. When you join, you pick a new name, and you might not be told who the bosses are.
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How a Chinese food delivery app is gambling on nostalgia
Hungry Panda is exporting the Chinese food delivery model to homesick students abroad. But is it just an overseas clone of Eleme?
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Edtech will survive China’s crackdown, but it won’t be the same
One month after China’s crackdown, we are getting a better sense which edtech firms will die, which will survive, and which could even prosper.
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How Covid-19 has affected online retail in China
How online retail has changed, by the numbers: less hiking equipment, more instant noodles, more condoms. With color charts!
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INSIDER | Signals in the dark: trends in post-Covid Chinese tourism
A slew of online services make it possible to do tourism from the safety of your living room—or replicate travel abroad while staying home.
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China’s new NEV plan targets battery electrics, ‘quality brands’
In a plan for 2021-35, Beijing pursues domestic dominance and international competitiveness for Chinese “quality” NEV brands.
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Don’t outsource your parenting to a spy lamp
The Dali smart lamp, ByteDance’s popular but creepy homework assistant, appeals to remote parents but overlooks the needs of children.
