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(Bloomberg) -- Xiaohongshu, the Instagram-style app that took off among younger Chinese during the pandemic, is on track to double profits to more than $1 billion in 2024 ahead of a potential IPO.

Paid members can download China Media Inflation Trend Report 2021 here (Annual Billing). Xiaohongshu Poised to Overtake Baidu as China’s Leading Search Engine? In a groundbreaking development for ...

Kuaishou, also known as Kwai (English app) in China, is the second-largest Chinese short-video app/platform in China, following ByteDance-owned TikTok (Douyin). Kwai platform also supports live ...

Former employees at third-party logistics company J&T Express say the high volume of packages from the two Chinese companies has become unmanageable. President Kuo Zhang tells Rest of World in an ...

Rachael Lim, a tourist from Malaysia, recently shared her experiences in Harbin on the Chinese social media platform Xiaohongshu ... by Malaysia and China last year allowed Lim to stay ...

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