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Mar 30, 2016
Why the attitude of China's middle class is a feminine one
Previously, class groupings in China followed a socialist or chauvinist definition. Resonance China's Jerry Clode explains why brands now need to find their feminine voice, as the fairer sex is creating a new consumer reality in China.
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