China’s middle class is plagued with anxiety powerful enough to lose sleep over. While more affluence means that people are less worried about affording the basics, it’s freeing their time up for personal development – and it’s this new quest that’s stressing them out.

A sexual awakening is occurring in China. As young people experiment with sex, drugs and civil disobedience, this shift has shades of the West’s cultural upheaval in the ‘60s. But are conservative values still shackling the majority? And to what extent can China’s youth really cut loose?

Renowned for an insatiable appetite for luxury, within ten years China will account for 50% of global luxury purchases. But as discretion becomes the mark of distinction, who are these luxury consumers, how are their tastes evolving and what compels them to part with their cash?

Didi Chuxing, China’s alternative to Uber, has raised $7 billion in its latest funding round. Much of the investment comes from Chinese companies that hope the increased budget will help the domestic ride-sharing business stave off Uber’s attempted conquest of China.