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The Chinese startups that KrASIA found most interesting in the first half of 2021 span multiple sectors: holograms, payments, digital twins, wellness, and blockchain.

The startup offers a suite of project management and collaboration tools to supercharge software developers’ business processes.

Services built for urbanites may not fit the needs of people living in smaller cities, so new hyperlocal services are being created.

Facebook, Myanmar, and some ugly truths.

During the demo, deliveries were tested at a distance of approximately 10 km and with a load of up to 2.5 kg.

Pandemic dating has pushed singles to flock to apps like OkCupid, andwemet, and HiHi.

Alex Zhu, who created Musical.ly, plans to turn Resso into “the next TikTok,” one person familiar with the matter said.

Magnify China 2021 will be held on Tuesday and Wednesday, July 6–7, from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. (GMT +8). Save your spot now for the 2021 update on China that you can’t miss!

SoftBank-backed Chinese ride-hailer faces profit uncertainty in global competition.

Qinker sells travel experiences and services through livestreamed broadcasts to engage more potential customers than booking platforms.