They’ve got money to burn, eschew foreign labels and are driven by a swelling sense of nationalism that can ensnare even the biggest global brands.
They’re China’s Generation Z and they’re shaking up shopping.
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People wearing face masks shop at a complex in Sanya, Hainan province, China, in 2020. | REUTERS
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