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      <description>Across dining tables in China, diners toast (or taunt) each other with a tiny shot of the distinctively pungent baijiu. The sorghum-based Chinese liquor commonly produced in the country’s southwestern Guizhou province has played a key role in China’s drinking culture since the Ming dynasty.
Today, baijiu is often cited as the world’s most frequently consumed liquor, thanks largely to the country’s population, 1.4 billion strong. With a market cap of US$69.2 billion, distillers Kweichow Moutai...</description>
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      <title>Will the world drink more baijiu in 2022? Beyond Kweichow Mao-tai and Wuliangye, how Chinese liquor brands are targeting millennials, Gen Z and the Western market</title>
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The heaviest rainfall on record in central China submerged entire neighbourhoods, trapped passengers in subway cars, caused landslides and overwhelmed dams and rivers. Rescue and recovery efforts continue as at least 33 people have died and eight remain missing in and...</description>
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      <title>Why these Chinese celebrities were shamed for Henan flood relief donations, and why others were praised – charitable efforts from C-pop’s Xiao Zhan and Wang Yibo to Hong Kong’s Angelababy</title>
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      <description>The name Zhang Weili will not be unfamiliar to any fan of mixed martial arts (MMA). Nicknamed “Magnum”, 31-year-old Zhang was the first Chinese and East Asian champion in Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) history. After the former strawweight champion lost her first professional match in 2013, she went on to propel her career with an exceptional 21-fight winning streak, gaining her fans worldwide.
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      <title>China’s female MMA stars, from Zhang Weili, UFC champ Rose Namajunas’ predecessor, to One Women’s Strawweight World Champion Xiong Jingnan</title>
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      <description>Meet Christopher Raeburn, the award-winning British designer behind Ræburn. The label focuses on responsible and intelligent fashion, reworking surplus fabrics and recycled materials to create distinctive and functional pieces. And he is a man who wears many hats. In 2018, the London-based designer was named the first-ever creative director of Timberland, the iconic American footwear brand.
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      <description>The pandemic has provoked painful new realities for commercial air travel: ever-changing restrictions by governments and the looming spectre of transmissible disease in a crowded cabin.
For top executives and families with means, flying has long been a way of life, and so private aviation is starting to look particularly appealing. Factoring in social distancing norms and decimated commercial airline schedules, it’s no surprise that travel companies and hotel groups are offering a host of new...</description>
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      <pubDate>Wed, 26 May 2021 04:28:34 +0000</pubDate>
      <title>Why five-star hotels are flying private jets – Four Seasons and Aman offer luxury in the skies as safety and discretion becomes the post-pandemic travel trend</title>
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      <description>Chinese celebrities from ethnic minority groups have been gaining increasing traction in mainland China in recent years. The Chinese government backed more films depicting minorities in 2013, and the Chinese entertainment industry has also become more open to casting minority actors – including those from the controversial Xinjiang region.
Check out four of the most popular Xinjiang actresses who’ve managed to break into mainstream Chinese cinema.
4 crazy rich Malaysian weddings
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      <title>Who are the most famous actresses from Xinjiang? Gulnazar, Dilraba Dilmurat, Jiang Xin and Tong Liya are 4 ethnic minority actresses who found mainstream success in China</title>
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      <description>You might not have heard of Kuaishou yet, but chances are you will soon. The video sharing app is rising fast in China – where it claims over 300 million daily active users and has already been touted as a rival to Douyin, the local version of TikTok. 
On its IPO debut at the Hong Kong Stock Exchange last month, the company’s shares soared 161 per cent, valuing the 10-year-old company at HK$1.23 trillion (US$159 billion). You don’t need to be a mathematician or stock watcher to work out those...</description>
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      <pubDate>Fri, 12 Mar 2021 05:10:01 +0000</pubDate>
      <title>Watch out TikTok: who is Kuaishou’s Su Hua, the millennial CEO who quit Google and Baidu to take on China’s Douyin?</title>
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      <description>The great kimchi debate – about whether the pickled cabbage dish is originally Korean or Chinese – last month drew millions of Chinese and Koreans to social media to defend the origin of the food staple, even prompting a minor online war involving Korea’s YouTube personality Hamzy and Chinese internet celebrity Li Ziqi.
Another food caught in the crosshairs of the online cultural food fight is the universally-beloved rice cake.
Hong Kong’s most giftable luxury Lunar New Year puddings

A...</description>
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      <description>The latest Chinese entrepreneur to join the three-comma club is 33-year-old Wang Ning. The newly minted billionaire is the founder and chairman of Pop Mart, the largest toy enterprise in China. Spanning 21 countries with more than 200 stores and over 1,000 vending machines – called “roboshops” – the decade-old company’s signature products are trendy figurines packaged in mystery boxes, priced around US$9 each. 
Why the Black Unity Apple Watch makes a powerful statement
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      <title>Pop Mart: how millennial entrepreneur Wang Ning became a billionaire selling US$9 mystery Molly dolls from vending machines across China</title>
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      <description>Chinese YouTube celebrity Li Ziqi was recently crowned by Guinness World Records for having the “most subscribers for a Chinese language channel on YouTube”, with some 14.2 million followers at the time of writing. 
The 30-year-old’s quietly thoughtful videos of rural Chinese life provide a tranquil escape from the slick, fast-paced quality of other YouTube videos, and dispense gentle lessons through honest country living. While other ultra-competitive vloggers might hawk consumerism and...</description>
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      <title>How did Chinese YouTube star Li Ziqi break a Guinness World Record? Meet the ‘kimchi’ influencer whose quaint foodie and rural culture videos touched city-dwelling millennials in quarantine</title>
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Blossoming Chinese interest in the juniper-based drink has been stoked by local distilleries that trade on unique regional flavours,...</description>
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      <title>Why will China drink, and create, more gin in 2021? Chinese gin distilleries are copping London Dry Gin guidelines and winning at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition</title>
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      <description>Though she is a fifth-generation scion of the powerful Thai-Chinese Lamsam family and her family name, “Lamsam”, has become a Thai colloquialism for “rich”, Nualphan “Pang” Lamsam, 54, has charted her own paths to success across many wide-ranging passions.
The Lamsam family founded Kasikorn Bank, or KBank. As one of Thailand’s largest lenders, it has US$98 billion in assets and a sizeable portfolio that includes major insurance companies.
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      <title>Who is Thai billionaire heiress Nualphan Lamsam, Hermès distributor and football lover who runs a US$98 billion empire and has over 2 million followers on Instagram and Facebook?</title>
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      <description>With a green reputation to uphold, Singaporeans, together with their private enterprises, government initiatives and neighbouring countries, are now aiming to propel sustainability island-wide through their fashion choices. 
A sentiment that has taken hold in the Singaporean consumer market is the movement towards making conscious lifestyle choices by selecting brands and services that align with green values. A 2019 DBS survey reported that “seven in 10 Singaporeans are open to recycling,...</description>
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      <title>Singapore’s founding father Lee Kuan Yew preached sustainability – now Source Collections offer Lyocell clothes and Outfyt recycle fishing nets into Econyl fabric</title>
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      <description>Before Zhong Huijuan became a pharmaceutical self-made matriarch worth over US$18.9 billion, she was a chemistry teacher. So no wonder she’s been playfully compared to Walter White, the fictional drug kingpin and protagonist of hit TV series Breaking Bad, for her career change – although without the criminal aspect.
Rather than manufacturing and pushing methamphetamines, Zhong heads up a company that develops drugs to treat a variety of health issues. It might be more appropriate to compare her...</description>
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      <title>Real-life Breaking Bad, without the crime? Meet the world’s richest self-made female billionaire Zhong Huijuan, the chemistry teacher who made her fortune in pharmaceuticals</title>
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      <pubDate>Wed, 07 Oct 2020 02:00:24 +0000</pubDate>
      <title>From ‘Lipstick King’ Austin Li to Lie’er Baobei: the charitable Chinese live-stream influencers fighting Covid-19, poverty and empowering women</title>
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      <description>Luxury fashion brands see Asia as key to their continued growth, pandemic or no pandemic. In recent years that has seen them experiment with ways to broaden their engagement with customers, extending to the launch of hospitality concepts, most often in conjunction with existing retail spaces.
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      <title>Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Dior, Tiffany &amp; Co. ... which luxury brands have restaurants with Michelin-starred chefs or hotels in Tokyo, Osaka, Shanghai, Seoul and Hong Kong?</title>
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      <description>Luxury brands targeting the lucrative Chinese market have been trying to ingratiate themselves with Chinese celebrities’ extraordinary social media fans through brand associations. This strategy follows the wisdom that an association with these celebrities helps increase public awareness and credibility, and influences purchasing decisions. Armani Group has just announced 19-year-old Jackson Yee, the youngest member of Chinese boy band TFBoys and the top-ranked celeb on Forbes’ China Celebrity...</description>
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      <pubDate>Fri, 02 Oct 2020 05:00:07 +0000</pubDate>
      <title>Kris Wu, Luhan, Yang Mi, Cai Xukun, Zhou Dongyu – the Chinese celebrities helping Western luxury brands like Gucci, Louis Vuitton and Cartier conquer Chinese millennials</title>
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      <description>On August 27, shares of Xpeng Motors – one of several Chinese rivals to Tesla – soared 41 per cent at its New York Stock Exchange debut. Backed by Xiaomi and the Alibaba Group (owner of the South China Morning Post), the Chinese electric carmaker is headed by co-founder, chairman and CEO He Xiaopeng, who achieved start-up success earlier in his career after co-founding a Chinese mobile browser company.
Coming soon: a mini Tesla Model Y made just for kids
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      <pubDate>Wed, 16 Sep 2020 10:00:12 +0000</pubDate>
      <title>Elon Musk, watch out: Tesla competitor Xpeng Motors’ value soared at its New York Stock Exchange IPO – who is He Xiaopeng, the billionaire CEO behind China’s hyped electric car brand?</title>
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      <description>Dubbed the “Elon Musk of China”, 45-year-old William Li has either founded or invested in more than 40 companies in the IT and automotive industries, including Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer Nio.
Estimated to be worth around US$2.8 billion, Li founded Shanghai-based Nio in 2014, with the company taking orders for its first electric SUV in December 2017. Nio raised US$2.1 billion in funding before going public in September 2018 on the New York Stock Exchange, with Li ringing the...</description>
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      <pubDate>Tue, 15 Sep 2020 05:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
      <title>‘China’s Elon Musk’, billionaire brains behind start-ups attracting money from Tencent, Baidu and Lenovo – who is William Li, CEO of electric vehicle company Nio?</title>
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      <description>On June 15, 2020, Chinese police rescued He Xiangjian, one of China’s richest men and founder of Midea Group, one of the world’s largest producers of appliances. He had been the latest Asian billionaire to experience a kidnapping ordeal, serving as a reminder that a wealthy, high-status person is an alluring target for kidnappers seeking major paydays. Here are some past, infamous kidnappings of Asian billionaires:
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      <description>On an uneventful Sunday afternoon, a family relaxing in their home at the Royal Orchid International Golf Villa, a luxurious enclave in Foshan, Guangdong province, could not have imagined that they were about to be the target of a high-profile kidnapping plot.
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      <description>The swift transformation of China from an emerging nation in transition to a booming market economy has helped spawn a record number of rich citizens. China now produces billionaires faster then any country in the world. Many parents of young children refer to the annual “Billionaire Ranking” compiled by the China University Alumni Association, listing Chinese colleges and universities according to the number of billionaires they have produced from alumni and faculty. Intrigued? Let’s look at...</description>
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