The new, young Chinese consumer – Canvas8

“An increased standard of living has radically altered consumption habits of the mainstream Chinese urban consumer. Consumers who once focused on purchasing low-priced goods to meet basic needs have transformed their spending patterns. China is now home to the world’s second largest luxury goods market, the second largest diamond market and the number one automobile market.”

I recently wrote an article for Canvas8 on the three focuses of China’s next generation of mainstream urban consumers: 1) Focus on Quality 2) Focus on Convenience 3) Focus Beyond Necessity – To read the full article visit their site here.

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2 Responses to The new, young Chinese consumer – Canvas8

  1. Amanda says:

    In the ares of consumer change quickly.
    We have to get more innovative product and service to fit the need if these new targets.
    Therefore, I want to share a website http://ccc.qbook.tv/ for all people want to learn more about Chinese consumer behavior.

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