.1. Xiaomi: An Internet-Driven Miracle -- Nongfu Spring: Down to the Soul of a Brand -- Haier: A Brand That Started with A Smashed Fridge -- Anta Sports: Rising with the Recreation of Global Brands -- BYD: A Disrupter of the Emerging Market -- WeChat: A Way of Life in the Information Age -- DingTalk: The Digital Way of Working in China -- The Ocean Engine: A Front Runner in Digital Marketing -- A Lifestyle in the Third Place: Starbucks' China Journey -- Creating Beauty that Moves the World: L'Oréal in China.

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