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The Rivalry Between Chinese After-90s and After-80s on The Internet

Tuesday, 7 Jul, 2009 – 2:47 | View Comments

Recently, a video spot called “The Thing that After-80s Don’t Understand (80åŽçœ‹ä¸æ‡‚çš„ä¸œä¸œ)”, made by an after-90s girl named Liliya, has caught huge attention and generated massive buzz. It has been watched about 1,932,ooo times on Tudou and received over 24,4oo replies by the end of July 6th.

In the video, the affected girl abuses after-80s rudely and compliments some of after-90s’ lifestyle, such as spendthrift. After one week, she posted another spot to response to the online comments. In the video, she still doesn’t show her face and speak affectedly.

If you have a little bit knowledge about the Chinese after-90s’ alternative culture and the anti-alternative phenomenon on Internet, you won’t be surprise that how controversial such video is. Thus, some after-80s fight back via creating drastic video as well, which move forward the controversy……

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China Digital Brand Index 2.0

On April 28th, Edelman APAC, in partnership with social media intelligence firm, Brandtology, today unveiled the latest edition (DBI 10.2) of their quarterly Digital Brand Index cross eight Asia-Pacific markets (Australia, China, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore and Taiwan). With data from January to March 2010, the DBI tracked netizen behaviors and technology brand activities during the lunar holiday season……

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How Does A Luxury Brand Impress Chinese On Internet

On last Saturday night, Christian Dior unveiled Nouvelle Vague-inspired 2011 cruise collection in a massive tent along Shanghai’s celebrated Bund. The show coincided with the reopening of Dior’s revamped boutique in luxury shopping mall Plaza66 and the inauguration of a retrospective exhibition.

In addition to those “Parisian chic”, how to make a big impact on Internet, where new generation of Chinese ladies spend more time on?

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National Day of Mourning, A Black-and-white Internet

April 21 was declared a National Day of Mourning for the victims of the 4.14 Earthquake in Yushu, Qinghai Province. Public entertainment activities have been suspended, flags fly at half-staff, and newspapers have gone gray. The front pages of major online websites have switched to mostly black-and-white as well……