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Tag Archives: wealth
It’s just that we can’t see them – reflections on class and poverty
This is the 1510 Digest, a weekly roundup of recent essays and articles published on the Chinese web, with links to translations on the Marco Polo Project. Over the last thirty years, along with remarkable economic development, China has seen the gap … Continue reading
Posted in 1510 Digest
Tagged 1510, Class, Danwei.com, justice, Liberalism, poverty, wealth
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Luxury consumption on Jinbao Street
Inhwa Chung and Lucy March are currently interning at Danwei. They have spent several weeks researching stores and consumers on one of Beijing’s luxury shopping streets by talking to sales staff and customers. Jinbao Street screams wealth. Jinbao (金宝) means “gold and … Continue reading
Posted in Consumer Culture
Tagged Beijing, Burberry, Chinese Consumers, Consumers, Danwei.com, Gucci, Jinbao Street, luxury, Omega, rich, Siu, wealth
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Luxury cars of Golden Treasure Street
Danwei’s Beijing offices are on Jinbao Street (金宝街). “Jinbao” means “golden treasure”, a tacky new name with no history: the street is the brainchild of real estate developer Chen Lihua, who is the subject of the chapter titled “The Rich … Continue reading
Posted in Consumer Culture
Tagged Aston Martin, Auto, Beijing, Bentley, BMW, cars, china, Chinese, Consumers, Danwei.com, Ferrari, Harley Davidson, Jinbao, Lamborghini, Land Rover, Lincoln, luxury, Maserati, Mercedes Benz, Pagani, rich, Rolls Royce, wealth
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Beijing is China’s wealthiest town, according to Hurun
Beijing ranks on top of the list of mainland China’s provincial-level municipalities for having the highest number of the country’s richest people
Beijing sweltering this summer
The hot weather in Beijing is likely to end on June 28, reports today’s Beijing News.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged accident, climate, drug, millionarie, The Beijing News, wealth
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