Job ad from a friend of mine: "We're hiring energetic and interesting vloggers to enrich our content! Great hourly pay!!"
When we shop on Taobao, we compare prices, shipping rate, delivery day and reviews. But we should have done one most important research: are they authentic or not? From our guest writer Xing
Other than the 1970s and 80s look, which, in my opinion, are simply too fashion-forward and delicate for women in that era who were still reeling from the shadow of the Cultural Revolution and busy lifting themselves out of poverty, the video pretty much mirrors the beauty trends in China.
Good Samaritan Law, or lack thereof, in China, in the eyes of a Canadian expat - from our guest writer Xing (Nate).
Interesting discussion. I disagree with the title on the webpage that Chinese women DON'T shave. It's just that they only shave when they wear clothing that's gonna show their body hair.
Although Baidu, Alibaba, and Tencent are all busy tightening their purse strings in the face of a severe winter, Baidu is in so much more trouble that some argue that BAT will soon be a misnomer.
My Story at:
http://www.allchinatech.com/?p=1504
Could things get any more absurd? Alipay now insures policyholders against compensation claims stemming from their unwitting involvement in roadside scams.
Founder of Chinese e-commerce upstart JD.com weds Internet celebrity "Milk Tea Girl" in Australia. What do Chinese Weibo users think? My story at: http://www.allchinatech.com/?p=1068
"Playboy" Wang Sicong, the only son of China's richest man Wang Jianlin, is also an aspiring VC. My mini profile of him at http://www.allchinatech.com/?p=1113
China's First Lady Peng Liyuan speaks at the UN in English: http://t.co/PNzbCcNs65 Wow, impressive.
Chinese and American business heavyweights met in Seattle Wednesday during President Xi's visit. These leaders are in charge of $2.5 trillion: $2 trillion from the U.S side and $0.5 trillion from the Chinese side. Apple Inc. alone accounts for $0.6 trillion.
As cheesy as it seems, the welcome message is one of a series of moves by Uber to show it knows how to do business in China.
http://www.allchinatech.com/?p=789
What is the extreme example of China's tech bubble that Liu Qiangdong, founder of ecommerce site JD.com, gave at an internal conference? Why does JD.com opt for an "assets-heavy" business model as opposed to Alibaba? My story at: http://www.allchinatech.com/?p=795
A 19-year-old Chinese boy is sentenced to life imprisonment for purchasing simulated firearms. "Then I dare not buy a sex toy, as that is human trafficking," one of the 13,000 plus comments read.
