Manya Koetse is the Editor-in-Chief at What's on Weibo. With over a decade of experience, she provides independent analysis of social trends, internet culture, pop culture, and cultural movements in China. Manya's insights and expertise have made her a prominent voice in the discourse surrounding digital culture.
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Manya Koetse's coverage spans a wide range of topics, including Chinese culture, society, politics and social media. She often follows evolving stories with a focus on controversies and breaking news in China.
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By: Manya Koetse
🔥 Quick Eye: What’s Trending in China in 2 Minutes (April 14
By: Manya Koetse
This week in China: Grassroots football fever, a Nobel laureate writes for the TikTok era, France's cultural relic bill, and a 19-year-old’s blind box obsession bankrupts her father's company.
By: Manya Koetse
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Catch up on the week's most critical China trends in 3 minutes.
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In this China Trend Watch edition: – AI actors vs human storytelling – China’s deadly fireworks disaster – Chengdu car attack controversy – A blogger tracked down over pink river […]
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Inside OPPO’s Mother’s Day PR fiasco and other failed marketing campaigns in China’s gender minefield
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A new state-backed epic about the Qing conquest of Taiwan is stirring debate. Plus: the Shanxi mine disaster, a controversial prison film, hukou reform, and China’s top 5 rising books.
A response to a Dutch debate on China, and why nuance matters in an age of geopolitical polarization.
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Why has Adidas regained cultural relevance in China while Nike is struggling despite its global strength?
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How Adidas won and Nike lost, Japan's lost decades as a mirror for China, and why a possum is the new workplace spirit animal.
