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Why you should keep an eye on the Chinese Golden week?

Today people are celebrating one of the most important festivals in China, better known as 中秋节 (zhongqiu jie), or also called “Moon Festival”.  This year will be combined with the National Day, which is to commemorate the founding of the People’s Republic of China in 1949! Starting from the 1st of October start an important week for the tourism industry the Golden Week.

If you want to know more about each Chinese festival don’t miss our #beyondCNY Chinese festivities report.

Why you should take into consideration these cultural celebrations? Discover it with our infographic down here:

Sources: Baidu, Globaltimes

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#BeyondCNY is a comprehensive report aiming to give you a deeper overview of Chinese Festivals, digital & social trends, and be on the right path of the Chinese consumers digital journey.

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A shopping lover festival for lovers, 520 Valentine’s day

In Chinese, numbers can communicate an entire message!
For example, on the 20th of May in China, lovers celebrate their day. Why?

“520” is another Valentine Day in China because it sounds phonetically very close to “I Love You”, 我爱你 (Wǒ ài nǐ). But when you pronounce it, make sure to say each word individually, because saying 5 五 “wǔ” and 20 二十 “èr shí” doesn’t work the same! Also, be careful not to mix it up with 525 “五二五“(èrbǎiwǔ) because instead of expressing your love, it means idiot, stupid.

If you like the idea of communicating in numbers, you can also take note of another expression 5201314! Why? If 520 means love, 1314 represents 一生一世 yīshēng yīshì (for a lifetime). So, if you say 5201314, you’re saying “I love you for a lifetime”.

Do you want to know what the main brands have done for this festival?
In this period, brands are pushing on selling online and the platform for livestreaming as LittleRedBook (RED), or social commerce as 得物(Dé wù) or 微 Weibo and KOL marketing or video promotion on WeChat mini-program are becoming the pillar of the Chinese marketing campaign.

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