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- Sep 25, 2026
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Mooncakes for the dog? How China is reinventing its iconic festive snack (opens the original)
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China’s consumers appear to be going off the dense Mid-Autumn Festival treat, but tiny mooncakes for pets are a different story Mooncakes, a sweet staple for China’s annual Mid-Autumn Festival, are not just for people any more. Humans are pulling back, but dogs are digging in. So are cats. Pet mooncakes are popping up across China, from major retailers such as Sam’s Club to online stores and small bakeries. And many are quickly selling out. In the southwestern metropolis of Chengdu, a pack of pe
Xi-Trump summit preview: what are the best and worst scenarios? (opens the original)
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Tariff cuts or a new 7.5 per cent duty on China? Possible outcomes on the cards as leaders navigate a trade truce and a widening tech schism President Xi Jinping is scheduled to sit down with US President Donald Trump in Washington next week, and their planned summit looks to be closely watched as an indicator of the current state of ties between the world’s two largest economies. Here is a breakdown of the outlook from the perspectives of global financial institutions and policy analysts. The b
End of the supermarket? Why China’s shoppers flock to small ‘community stores’ (opens the original)
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Young Chinese favour local grocery stores offering low prices and fast delivery, with some saying they haven’t been to a supermarket in years For Cindy Wang, the newly opened “community store” near her home in Guangzhou has been a godsend: the small outlet is cheaper than a traditional supermarket, but offers a bigger range of groceries than convenience stores like 7-Eleven. The 20-something now often stops off at the shop after work to pick up a few items. On an early September evening, she has
Why affluent Chinese families prioritise local tutoring, not overseas exposure (opens the original)
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Survey finds that percentage of children who travelled overseas during summer break fell this year China’s upper-middle-class families are spending more on their children’s local education to help them compete in a tight domestic job market at the expense of summer programmes aimed at gaining admission to foreign universities, a recent survey found. A survey of 277 affluent Chinese families by Babazhenbang, a parenting and education platform with a database covering hundreds of schools preparing
Gold jewellery loses its lustre as Chinese switch focus to bars and coins (opens the original)
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High prices and decline in marriages cited as reasons for one-third drop in jewellery sales in first half of year Most of the gold jewellery shops that once lined the main commercial street in Biyang, Henan province, have closed as gold prices hover at high but volatile levels and a decline in marriages dents demand. “Gold jewellery used to be very popular in our small county,” said 25-year-old kindergarten teacher Yu Qian, who described herself as a frequent buyer of gold jewellery. “There used
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