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China E-commerce Boosts Amidst Cons, Demands Asia Market

| Jan 02, 2016 03:33 PM EST

Chinese e-commerce company Alibaba Group Holding Limited provides consumer-to-consumer, business-to-consumer and business-to-business sales services via web portals.

As China becomes one of the world's largest online shopping market to date, demands on online shopping and against the online market hit the shopping industry.

China's three online shopping giants Alibaba, Tencent and Baidu boost the online shopping industry of Chinese market, according to Bloomberg. The three online shopping giants have been contributed on mobile shopping market more than the market on PC from last year's sales.

Mobile online shopping market becomes one of China's fast-growing selling, which mostly define China's e-commerce trends. However, there are against the online market, telling consumers to not buy online.

One of shopping developers had advertised in New York Times telling the consumers "no to online shopping." There are dangers in traditional sellers with its possible decline as China's online shopping networks keep its sales increase, South China Morning Post reported.  

Despite this advertisement against online shopping, the market remains to be good in terms of being the world's second largest consumer market. It can be noted that online shoppers in China are about 410 million since the year 2010. Online shopping networks include not just Alibaba and other local online networks, but also international online sellers including eBay and Amazon.

E-commerce is also demanded in other markets which started to sell service traditionally. China Airlines, Chungwa Post and Yang Ming are about to make an alliance for its air and sea delivery services to catch up with Asia's e-commerce market and online market service.

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