Apps such as 12306 for train bookings and Xiaohongshu for travel tips make planning seamless. Lee recalls her first encounter with China as a teenager attending a summer camp in Wenzhou in east ...

The trend, widely discussed on platforms like Xiaohongshu, a Chinese lifestyle-sharing app like Instagram, involves users ...

Since Tera Feng started documenting her enviable Shanghai lifestyle, including visits to art galleries and fashion events on ...

Tera Feng, a Shanghai-based influencer with over 500,000 followers, has tapped into Xiaohongshu’s platform to sell a variety ...

Xiaohongshu, whose name translates to "little red book", is similar to Meta's Instagram in that it allows users to curate ...

the Southeast Asian nation has become the second-largest market for Xiaohongshu outside mainland China and Taiwan. The app allows users to share everything from food discoveries to travel tips.

Xiaohongshu, which literally means “little red book,” started out like its US cousin as a repository of personal travel and dining photos before branching out into reviews and live shopping.

Globally, Xiaohongshu is transforming how Chinese tourists travel, reshaping their preferences away from large, guided tours to independent exploration following recommendations from travel ...

Xiaohongshu, the Instagram-style app that took off among younger Chinese during the pandemic, is on track to double profits ...

SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Since Tera Feng started documenting her enviable Shanghai lifestyle, including visits to art galleries and fashion events on Chinese social media eight years ago, she has ...