One brand that has always been my favorite is Nike. Not only because the NBA boomed in popularity in China when I was younger and images of legendary players wearing the coolest Nikes while jumping in midair has been embedded into the souls of a lot of young Chinese boys, but because Nike always had American-sized shoes.
Growing up with size While apparel and shoes are the obvious industries that should take note of this trend, the automobile industry is another one. With the horrible traffic in big cities like Beijing, a comfortable car is a must. For me, western brands have always been my favorite because they are spacious and fit my tall frame. For example, Buick.
When the Buick regal entered the Chinese market in , it took the Chinese consumer by surprise with its large legroom and most importantly very wide seats.
Hank Zhang is a content creator at China Marketing Insights. Born and raised in Beijing, but having lived abroad much of his adult life, Hank brings a wealth of cross-cultural knowledge to the team.
His favorite thing to write about is the automobile industry. December 31, January 1, Hank Zhang Views. Many of the most popular male idols in China are over 6 feet tall. The top picture shows current average heights. The cookies store information anonymously and assigns a randomly generated number to identify unique visitors. The cookie is used to store information of how visitors use a website and helps in creating an analytics report of how the wbsite is doing.
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Older Chinese seem to be short anywhere in China, but the young generation are different. I often see groups of tall Chinese guys here - sometimes all of them 6 feet anad above - which you didn't see as much before because of migration from the PRC. Genetically China is probably as diverse as Western Europe.
Originally Posted by Trimac Chinese and Koreans are taller. I don't see many Japanese guys taller than me, and I've never met a Japanese girl taller than me, in fact most still seem really short, like just over 5 feet. Chinese women are definitely a lot taller. It isn't that easy to tell them apart, demeanor or physically, especially if they have been living abroad for a while. Last weekend I was at a shop in an Asian Mall, the cashier punched in some items not in accordance to my instruction and did not respond verbally to my queries.
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