Future of China

There are six major social shifts in Chinese society that will make all of China’s generations dynamic for the foreseeable future. These shifts are

Pinned between ideologies, the Sandwich Generation is a wary and guarded generation. As primary school students, they saw communism fade when

As a result of China’s one-child policy, most members of the Me Generation were raised in a starkly different social and

Born into large, extended families during the years of severe turbulence and material shortages which marked the late 1950s and early

Nothing if not adaptive, members of the Cultural Revolution Generation have been forced to adjust to a continuous stream of major

China’s oldest generation, the War and PRC experienced great hardship, and its members value social prosperity and stability above all else. They espouse

The key to understanding China is to understand its generations. While these age groups have been fraught with social changes over the

As China’s new leadership takes the reins in 2013, they must steer China from an investment economy to a consumption and services

Beginning in 1978, China began its transition to a market-oriented economy and launched a period of rapid and powerful economic growth. As

Two philosophies and two behaviors are the bedrock of Chinese culture, and, to ascend to opportunity, one must have a working knowledge,