功夫!第二辑:鸟巢一代

By: Lisa Li
(English here)
青年志将奥运会期间关于中国年轻人的发现进行了总结,制作了第二辑功夫!─“鸟巢一代:通过中国奥运看中国年轻消费者”。在这辑功夫!中,您将看到:


CYW on Beijing Olympic: Celebration of the fashion brands

By: Helen Yu, Lisa Li
CYW on Beijing Olympic are a series of reports understanding what’s going on in the minds and life of Chinese youth before, during, and after the Beijing Olympic.
The city of Beijing is a bit cooled down since t...


CYW on Beijing Olympic: Sports celebrities – more than catching eyeballs

By: Lisa Li, Candy Yang
CYW on Beijing Olympic are a series of reports understanding what’s going on in the minds and life of Chinese youth before, during, and after the Beijing Olympic.
The use of sports stars in marketing activities (i...


CYW on Beijing Olympic: Liu Xiang and more - user-generated-polling in Chinese SNS

By: Lisa Li, Zafka Zhang
CYW on Beijing Olympic are a series of reports understanding what’s going on in the minds and life of Chinese youth before, during, and after the Beijing Olympic.
Web 2.0 has largely shifted the look of marketing...


CYW on Beijing Olympic: what they did and how they felt @ 080808

By Summer Xia, Candy Yang
CYW on Beijing Olympic are a series of reports understanding what’s going on in the minds and life of Chinese youth before, during, and after the Beijing Olympic.
Is it a special day for youth at all?
Oh, ...


CYW on Beijing Olympic: university volunteers - the ’serious side’ of the post 80s

By Lisa Li, Helen Yu
CYW on Beijing Olympic are a series of reports understanding what’s going on in the minds and life of Chinese youth before, during, and after the Beijing Olympic.
Since early August, we started to see a lot of young ...


CYW on Beijing Olympic: how do the youth see this Olympic? (on the day before the opening day)

By Lisa Li, Helen Yu, Candy Yang, Summer Xia
CYW on Beijing Olympic are a series of reports understanding what’s going on in the minds and life of Chinese youth before, during, and after the Beijing Olympic.
As the first issue of the ser...


China Youth Watch on Beijing Olympic: Preface

By: Lisa Li
It was pretty quiet in a Café in Nanluoguxiang  until a bunch of college girls bustled in. From ‘killer game’, ‘cold jokes’, to ‘ridiculous childhood experience’, to the darn difficult mathematics… and to Liu Xiang (t...