Chinese consumers suffer from Singles Day fatigue
November 10, 2017
While millions of Chinese consumers will take part in Singles Day, others such as Yujing Liu, a professional translator based in Beijing, finds the event a turnoff. She’s not alone and companies such as Alibaba are looking for new ways to entice consumers to shop.
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