Singing Grass is a business consultancy advising on access and development strategies for the Chinese market. We develop bespoke programmes for clients in the arts, lifestyle, cultural and luxury retail sectors to connect them to their markets.
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China: Engaging Kids in China and Beyond
China’s growing international content is evolving fast!
Join us to hear Singing Grass founder and MD Alicia Liu to outline the key trends of children's content in China, and three experts from the LEGO Group, Tencent and iQIYI.com in Beijing, Shanghai and Shenzhen to share their latest successful East / West projects.
Cloudaloud and Phoenix Publishing Partnership Launches Chinese audiobooks into UK Nurseries and Schools
Cloudaloud, the UK’s first dedicated audiobook streaming app for children, is delighted to announce a unique content partnership with Phoenix Publishing and Media (PPM), the leading trade publishing group and the second largest primary and secondary school education publisher in China.
Spotlight on Chinese Children's Content Today
Singing Grass MD Alicia Liu hosted a live discussion Spotlight on China Children’s Publishing at the London Book Fair 2022, with a focus on Chinese children’s bestsellers available in English today.
TREADING NEW TERRITORY: BRIDGING THE CULTURE GAP BETWEEN CHINA & THE WESTERN WORLD
Founder and Managing Director of Singing Grass Communications, Alicia Liu, reveals what key trends are driving change in the Chinese market, and the reason why brands find China such a tricky territory to crack.
London to New York, Dickens to Beckham: Liu tells us how her grandfather’s literary influence lead her to leave Beijing and pursue her passion to bridge the gap between China and the Western world.
China on the Global Art Scene
Singing Grass is proud to be a longtime supporter of Aktis gallery, showcasing ‘China on the Global Art Scene’ for Asian Art in London 2021, featuring three of the most influential Chinese émigré artists of the 20th century: Zao Wou-ki (1921-2013), Wang Keping (b.1949) and Gao Xingjian (b.1940), as part of Asian Art in London 2021.