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Why it's no longer cool to be crazy rich in China © Getty Images The rich in China have only become richer in recent years, leaving others feeling left behind Is 650 yuan ($101, £72) enough to cover a day's meals? Not according to Su Mang, the former editor-in-chief of Harper's Bazaar China, whose comments about it while on a reality TV show enraged Chinese social media. "We have to eat better, I cannot eat with such low standards," she added on the show 50km Taohuawu, which has 15 celebrities living together for 21 days. Appalled by her comments, netizens pointed out that their own dai...

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May 27, 2021 A handout photo. Following on from scandals over huge payments for single show appearances and boastful posts on social media about spending, China is now asking why celebrities like Su Mang (left) get huge meal allowances. South China Morning Post The Chinese public is furious once again about celebrity pay this week after a famous guest on a variety show complained that 650 yuan (S$135) was not enough for a day‘s worth of food. In China, the average annual income is 32,189 yuan, which is 88 per day for everything, including meals. The scandal comes only three weeks after popu...

Signature Street Styles In Harper's Bazaar China Signature Street Styles In Harper's Bazaar China 84 Words1 Page Well-known for: Signature street styles like Chanel, Dolce and Gabbana and Gucci. As the former editor at Harper’s Bazaar China, Li Hui has all the guts on how to wear bright colors like cherry red and candy pink while strolling around the city. Signature fashion: Sporty style with a little bit of girly chic by wearing floral Gucci and studded blazer. Not to mention her wide collection of hats, from fedoras, berets and pork pie hats that she can wear with style and sophistica...

CHINA / SOCIETY By Global Times Published: Apr 09, 2021 12:17 AM Launch event of 2021 autumn-winter collection of the Chinese brand Li-Ning is held on April 7, 2021. Photo: VCG Dozens of Chinese stars, including Laurinda Ho Chiu Lin, attended the launch event of the 2021 autumn-winter collection of the Chinese sports and fashion brand Li-Ning on Wednesday. They posted photos wearing Li-Ning clothes on social media, attracting millions of netizens. The related hashtag of the show has been viewed more than 300 million times on China's Twitter-like Sina Weibo as of Thursday. The eye-catching...