Consumer culture of China

Consumer culture of China refers to the emergence of social arrangements with Chinese characteristics in which the relations between lived culture and social resources are mediated through the rapid marketization of China.[1][2] This type of consumption is situated in contexts experienced primarily in mainland China such as China's one-child policy.

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