As Google Play remains inaccessible in China, Chinese consumers use third-party app stores for their Android-powered mobile systems, and service providers of these apps are also likely to be challenged by WeChat's new feature.
We live in a competitive marketplace, and Chinese consumers, like anyone else, have a huge amount of choice when it comes to buying clothing, shoes and other merchandise.
Chinese consumers readily display their coloristic tastes more so than in the past”, said Chiharu Matsuhara, head of Automotive Color Design Asia Pacific.
In the beginning, everyone thought Chinese consumers wanted cheap, homegrown Android phones, and pointed to the fact Xiaomi was, at one time, the largest smartphone vendor in China.
Chile is South America's largest blueberry exporter and the new relationship between Chile andChina means that Chinese consumers can expect to have blueberries available for consumption almost year round.
From wearables that track steps taken or calories burned to devices that help improve your golf swing orsoccer kicks, Chinese consumers love to collect data on themselves in their quest toward fitness.
General Motors Co. andits Chinese joint ventures delivered about 295,000 vehicles to Chinese consumers last month, up 17% from a year earlier, citing strong demand for its SUVs.
According to China Luxury MarketStudy 2013 released by Bain& Company, Chinese consumers spend 350 billion yuan(approx US$55 billion) buying luxury products annually, about two thirds of which are spent in overseas purchases.
It shows that consumers in China wear their jeans, on average, four times before tossing them into the wash- and if American consumers did this, they could reduce the water and climate change impact from washing their jeans by 50 percent.
In 2011, Chinese consumers purchased a whopping 56.6 million televisions, 58.1 million refrigerators, 53.0 million washing machines, 94.8 million air conditioners and 73.9 million computers, in addition to 250 million mobile phones.
Less than a few years after the meat scandal that rocked China for expired meat being sold to restaurant chains in China including McDonalds andKentucky Fried Chicken, Chinese consumers now have another food safety matter to be concerned about.
Wei Lihua analyzed the reason, in fact, before the melamine event, China's milk powder is not expensive,but after the incident, the Chinese consumers because of deep mistrust of domestic brands to choose foreign brands, instead of the more expensive foreign brands that sell sell better.
As more Chinese consumers prefer safe and good-quality food, we want to export to China food that has been safely processed and made with Korea's high-quality agricultural produce. We decided to make our first investment in Korea because Chinese consumers consider Korean food to be safe and high in quality," said President Bi Guo Xiang of the Group.
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