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China Daily's 'Shopping in China' platform appeals to intl audiences

By Zhong Nan, Li Xiang and Wang Yu in Shanghai | chinadaily.com.cn | Updated: 2026-01-03 18:40
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Liu Weiling, deputy editor-in-chief of China Daily, announces the official launch of China Daily's "Shopping in China" International Communication Platform on Saturday in Shanghai. [Photo/chinadaily.com.cn]

With the roll-out of new measures to boost consumption among both inbound visitors and local residents in China, China Daily officially launched an international communication platform in Shanghai on Saturday to further promote the "Shopping in China" initiative.

Facilitated by the Ministry of Commerce, the platform adopts an integrated communication matrix of "one newspaper, one website, three social media accounts", with content from the newspaper expected to further boost the initiative among overseas readers. The English-language website features six core sections, namely Policy Guide, What They Say, Shopping, Delicacy, Travel and Events.

Social media accounts on Facebook, X (formerly Twitter) and TikTok are designed to share compelling stories about China's consumer market through visually engaging photos and videos tailored to international audiences.

Unveiled last year, the "Shopping in China" initiative aims to showcase the country's consumption and hospitality landscape and its appeal — spanning premium shopping, dining, tourism and cultural experiences — to a global audience.

China Daily's new move was part of the launching ceremony of the 2026 "Shopping in China" and New Year Consumption Season in Shanghai on Saturday. Speaking at the ceremony, Commerce Minister Wang Wentao highlighted that the 2026 "Shopping in China" campaign will focus on three themes — goods consumption, services consumption and new consumption scenarios.

Wang said the campaign will feature a series of nationwide events, including Premium Consumption Month and an International Consumption Season.

"We will also support provinces in hosting their own locally tailored events and organizing dedicated city-level programs in 15 pilot cities to build internationalized consumption environments," he said.

To broaden the reach of the "Shopping in China" campaign, Liu Weiling, deputy editor-in-chief of China Daily, said the platform brings to life the dynamism of China's consumer market with visually rich stories told through photos and videos designed for global audiences.

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