Mengxi Jiang
May 4, 2022

How marketers can tap the evolving male consumer in China

While you'll still find portrayals of traditional rough masculinity, there is more inclusiveness towards pluralistic masculinity with premium products, fashion and style all becoming aspirational, writes this Shanghai-based design and insights professional.

When Wang Xing, CEO of Meituan, humorously placed men after dogs on the consumer value ranking on social media it told the story of how little consumption power men have had historically in China. In

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