Juliana Liu

Beijing wants to make shopping more satisfying, but consumers already have a choice of high-quality goods

The country’s bottom-up model produced some of its most successful companies but also created excess capacity

Focusing on neighbouring markets will help the industry build cachet

This is the worst possible time to be going through the Herculean process required to be recognised by the IOC

Policymakers must consider targeted measures in the form of loans, grants or fuel price relief

When the band went on hiatus in 2022, K-pop lost an anchor and a catfish – a player that puts pressure on its peers, spurring them to compete and improve. Now they’re back

The approach of hiding one’s ties to Beijing has run its course for the bigger players

With Beijing aiming to expand its sports economy to seven trillion yuan by 2030, the wellness boom could stretch into the new year

Korean pop isn’t being colonised – it’s the other way around

Electric vehicles’ pervasiveness has led to widespread concern that if power shuts due to an accident or dead battery, passengers may be trapped inside