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Hi everyone, long time no chat! After having spent Chinese New Year at home, I then stopped by in Hangzhou, Shanghai and lastly, Hong Kong. Sorry that I missed some of you.
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The writers behind this newsletter.
A journalist-turned consultancy founder who’s influenced by design thinking, Yaling is driven to catch signals before they turn into trends, and interpret nuances of China in an economic downturn
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Daniel Camilo is a gaming consultant, market analyst and gaming journalist, based in Shenzhen, China. 10+ years working in China in tech, digital marketing, business development and game publishing. Twitter: https://twitter.com/DanielOlimac
Graduate student at the University of Tokyo; Sociology major.
Brooklyn-based writer.
Journalist on gender beat, with a special focus on transgendered issues in mainland, China. Not a nice person.
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