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Category Archives: Advertising and Marketing
Non-conformist consumer. Yeah right.
This is a neon sign from Wangfujing, Beijing’s establishment shopping street for the last 100 years or so. The Chinese characters are upside-down. They mean: ‘Turn your thinking upside-down’ (ni xiang sikao). Go Sony! As Mao said: revolution is not … Continue reading
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34.3 billion dollars spent on advertising in China last year
This statistic is from a China Daily article. Because the China Daily is so enthusiastic about posting unattributed articles pinched from other media companies on their website, below I offer you – guilt-free – the whole China Daily article, copied … Continue reading
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Foreskin issues; Microsoft IE logo piracy
Is your foreskin too long? Well, the Shanghai Hongqiao Hospital (not affiliated to the Hongqiao Airport) can help you out. They can also help you with a problem they call ‘baojing’ which I take to mean that the foreskin covers … Continue reading
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Make the change that will change your life
This is an online ad campaign using Hao Lulu – Miss Plastic Surgery 2003 – to promote ‘medical beauty enhancement services’ by Evercare Medical Institution. Last year Hao Lulu had head-to-toe plastic surgery as a publicity stunt for Evercare. It … Continue reading
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Wanko
Here is a photo from the Wanko Party Collection, 2003. What is Wanko? Well, here’s a blurb from their website: “Veeko Group (Veeko) was established in 1984 by Mr. Cheng Chun Man, Johnny to trade, manufacture and wholesale ladies’ apparel … Continue reading
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New concepts of modern marketing
Modern Retail Magazine (xiandaihua shangchang) invites you to subscribe and learn about ‘new concepts of modern marketing’. Innovative new concepts like this: Whatever that is, it going to have the subscribers lining up. Oh yeah.
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Napsterized
You know Napster. But do you know So Cool? So Cool is a new shopping mall. The logo above appeared in an ad seeking youth-oriented retail tenants for the mall (published in Friday’s Beijing Youth Daily).
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Crocodile war
Last week Beijing’s Star Daily reported on the struggle between three clothing brands whose logo is a crocodile: La Coste (established France 1933), Cartelo (Singapore 1947), Crocodile (Hong Kong 1952) have been fighting it out for the right to use … Continue reading
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America’s top tech and media CEOs endorse Beijing Image Luxury Apartments
What is Bill Gates doing on an ad for Beijing Image Luxury Apartments? Well, together with a whole group of CEOs and company presidents scanned by Beijing Image from a Vanity Fair cover, he is endorsing the development of course. … Continue reading
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China tabloid journalism for the world
If you arrived here by curiously Googling for Mu Zi Mei after reading about her in the New York Times, or Straights Times, or the Guardian: Welcome! At Danwei you will find all you need to wade your way through … Continue reading
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