Wenzhuo Wu
Aug 21, 2022

How to make pride marketing campaigns work in China

Navigating LGBTQ culture is complicated in China. How can brands be aware of local “rainbow marketing” taboos yet still stay authentic to the community?

Photo: Xiaohongshu @VoguingShanghai

Bottega Veneta’s Qixi film — which cast same-sex couples to portray the inclusivity of love — resonated greatly among Chinese audiences. Themed as “Love, in motion,” the film spotlighted three couple

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