My long-awaited book, The Chinese Dream: The Rise of the World's Largest Middle Class and What It Means to You, is finally released. Many people asked me how I define the Chinese middle class.

布鲁金斯学会近期出版了一部由李成主编的题为“中国的新兴中产阶级：超越经济的转型”(China's Emerging Middle Class: Beyond Economic Transformation)。

John Ross, senior fellow, Chongyang Institute for Financial Studies, Renmin University, analyzes the Chinese middle class in relation to both China and the Western world. John Ross, senior fellow ...

I was interviewed by a German newspaper, Sueddeutche.de, regarding the change of power in China and how members of the Chinese middle class view the leadership transition. Below are the questions ...

The Swiss bank pointed out that, with 109 million adults this year, the Chinese middle class for the first time outnumbered the 92 million in the United States. However, instead of acclaiming the ...

China has a burgeoning middle class with growing purchasing power. Political power and influence is still out of reach, though, for the Chinese middle class. For many middle-class Chinese ...

As China changes from a production-led economy to one stimulated by consumer spending, the nation's middle (spending) class grows accordingly. Statistics vary as to the size of this group, but it is ...

Chinese citizens Xin Piao ... tale highlighting the growing risks as demand from wealthy and upper-middle-class mainlanders to protect themselves and their assets abroad has surged.

Middle-class families in China and the United States ... The 30-year-old, who lives in the southern Chinese city of Shenzhen a stone’s throw from Hong Kong, still needs to make her mortgage ...

Members of China’s urban middle class — long assumed to be the most secular segment of Chinese society — are turning to religion and spirituality in greater numbers. Rejecting officially sanctioned ...

They arrive a few dozen at a time, in several bursts each day, part of the multinational stream of migrants entering the US. They stand out, and not just because they’re Asians in a migration ...