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London, Shanghai Shi
As seen in: Following the yuan, CNN, MSN, TIME, Wiley Online Library, Yahoo Canada, Yahoo News, Yahoo News Malaysia, Yahoo Singapore, WIRED (UK), WIRED Magazine and
Covers:  business of fashion, tech, art and food
Interpret Chinese consumers at Following the Yuan & ApertureChina consultancy | catching signals before they turn into trends | @columbiajourn @uniofbath

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✨ A field Guide to China's AI Consumer Goods Part 2 | Following the Yuan

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By Rongrong Zhuge, Yaling Jiang
| Following the yuan
Hi, it’s Yaling. Thank you so much for tuning in to part one of the field guide. Today we continue with more AI consumer products. I have to say, I have been slightly out of the loop in emerging tech since leaving my full-time role as a tech reporter at SCMP a few years ago. But you’ll definitely see more coverage about the intersection of AI and consumer over here as AI starts feeling more tangible in the Chinese consumer psyche and in everyday consumer culture.
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Following the Yuan

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By Yaling Jiang, Rongrong Zhuge
| Following the yuan
Hi it’s Yaling, I really didn’t think I would be the perfect ambassador for the Chinese voice-to-text app, Typeless, until this week. As some of you might have seen on Substack Notes — my left collarbone is broken and my left hand is in a sling, which limits my ability to do any chores or type on a laptop. Thankfully, Typeless is helping me transcribe and format the messages I want to say and the emails I want to write back.
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China's new gig economy: Pretending to see a Rolex exhibition | Following the Yuan

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By Yaling Jiang
| Following the yuan
Two weeks ago, I joined a WeChat group for odd jobs after seeing social media posts about people getting paid to attend Rolex’s Shanghai exhibition. All posts in this group called “Shanghai Happy Planet Part-Time 2” are for either ‘blowing up venues’ as paid attendees or part-time retail jobs.
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