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DeepSeek Sells: How AI is Revolutionizing China’s E-commerce Landscape

The launch of free large language models has shaken up China’s e-commerce industry, but as the technology evolves, how long before the faces selling these products become redundant?

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DeepSeek Sells: How AI is Revolutionizing China’s E-commerce Landscape

The launch of free large language models has shaken up China’s e-commerce industry, but as the technology evolves, how long before the faces selling these products become redundant?

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Digital Exodus: The Unexpected Rise of Xiaohongshu Amid US TikTok Ban

Xiaohongshu has thrived on “TikTok Refugees”—but can it keep them?

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Christmas Celebrations Across China in Photos

From Christmas trees in shopping malls to a Christmas village in a northernmost town, here’s how the holiday is celebrated across China

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Importing Foreign Content to China

Industry insiders discuss challenges, from regulation to localization, and reflect on the evolution of the Chinese audience in the past decade, and shed light on where future opportunities might emerge

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Creative Communities in Suburban China

China’s suburbs, previously considered a zone for free-flowing creativity, are facing fresh challenges amid rising tourism, gentrification, and increasing rents

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Behold the New Emperors of the Internet

In a tongue-in-cheek attempt to gain control over their lives—or a means of excusing bad habits—China’s netizens are role-playing as emperors and servants