A note on the coronavirus
A note from Jonathan Smith, Hot Pot's Founder & CEO, on China's resilience, adaptability, and solidarity.

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A note from Jonathan Smith, Hot Pot's Founder & CEO, on China's resilience, adaptability, and solidarity.
Hot Pot China have observed an acceleration of existing trends that have gained momentum due to the Covid-19 impact. Here are 4 key trends that global brands must watch going forward.
Learn how trade partners can make or break your ecommerce success in China with these five critical insights from Hot Pot China.
Lululemon's campaign embraces vulnerability and emotional honesty, reflecting a shift away from performance-only in sports and lifestyle marketing in China
Is China ready to embrace the no-bra movement? Explore the rise of comfort-first lingerie and the mixed reactions on social media.
Top athleisure brands in China excel with strategic repositioning, innovative products and DTC models, dominating ecommerce sales in 2024.
This Qixi saw more international brands than ever before participate in the local festival. Hot Pot explores a selection of campaigns’ strengths and weaknesses this year.
Hot Pot Strategist Pippa Ebel explores recent dramatic events during the Zhengzhou floods and how celebrity donations (or lack thereof) have drawn the ire of netizens across China.
Develop a successful Cognac strategy in Asia for a new generation: Leveraging market insights, consumer personas and targeted brand positioning.
11.11, otherwise known as Singles Day, is now a major date in the diary for brands operating in China. We take a look at some of the results from this year’s e-commerce festival, and highlight 3 reasons to be cautiously optimistic about the brand landscape.
Advice from Hot Pot China’s experts on whether Tmall might be right for your brand and how to select the right partner.
It is no great secret that tough COVID-19 restrictions in China have had a widespread impact on the population’s daily life. China’s ‘Zero Covid’ strategy extending and deepening the lockdowns to such an extent that young people’s daily lives and motivations for free time have been changed signifi