Aim: This study aims to explore the Chinese consumer's perception and preference for the use of traditional Chinese cultural elements (TCCEs) in marketing from two aspects: nostalgia formation and nostalgia preference. Methods: This study adopted the method of qualitative research. The data was collected by the students from the Zhejiang University of Technology through video semi-structured interviews. The four cases of TCCEs products are bottled water, lipstick, pajama, and stationery. They were used in the semi-structured interview. Result & Conclusions: This study concluded that age, gender, and personal experience could influence the formation of nostalgia. Besides, nostalgia advertisements and products can stimulate consumers’ pos...
Living in a rapidly evolving world, consumers are expressing the tendency towards the past and are s...
Nostalgia refers to individuals' feeling of longing for past periods and the emotional connection be...
This research focuses on the nostalgic connections that consumers build with brands. The study_s pur...
Although the existing marketing research on nostalgia has provided an understanding of nostalgia fro...
“Nostalgia in marketing is a marketing strategy that brands use; they use themes or products from th...
[[abstract]]In recent decades, while technology develops instantly, the environment evolves constant...
Nostalgia in consumer behavior is shown to be effective. Every generation has their own views of nos...
Nostalgia is generally defined as a longing for the past, and from a marketing perspective it can be...
Nostalgia influences popular culture, appears in advertisements, turns out voters, and leads consume...
This study evaluated the views of a range of 20-to 35-year-old Chinese respondents regarding the app...
Traditional Culture Properties (TCPs) have been regarded as one part of sustainable social and econo...
Generation Z, as the first generation growing up in the environment of globalization, has emerged as...
Little attention has been given up to now to the study of nostalgia from a branding perspective. Thi...
For several years now, political, economic and social crises have succeeded one another all over the...
Currently, consumer behaviour is influenced by trends that are clearly noticeable at different level...
Living in a rapidly evolving world, consumers are expressing the tendency towards the past and are s...
Nostalgia refers to individuals' feeling of longing for past periods and the emotional connection be...
This research focuses on the nostalgic connections that consumers build with brands. The study_s pur...
Although the existing marketing research on nostalgia has provided an understanding of nostalgia fro...
“Nostalgia in marketing is a marketing strategy that brands use; they use themes or products from th...
[[abstract]]In recent decades, while technology develops instantly, the environment evolves constant...
Nostalgia in consumer behavior is shown to be effective. Every generation has their own views of nos...
Nostalgia is generally defined as a longing for the past, and from a marketing perspective it can be...
Nostalgia influences popular culture, appears in advertisements, turns out voters, and leads consume...
This study evaluated the views of a range of 20-to 35-year-old Chinese respondents regarding the app...
Traditional Culture Properties (TCPs) have been regarded as one part of sustainable social and econo...
Generation Z, as the first generation growing up in the environment of globalization, has emerged as...
Little attention has been given up to now to the study of nostalgia from a branding perspective. Thi...
For several years now, political, economic and social crises have succeeded one another all over the...
Currently, consumer behaviour is influenced by trends that are clearly noticeable at different level...
Living in a rapidly evolving world, consumers are expressing the tendency towards the past and are s...
Nostalgia refers to individuals' feeling of longing for past periods and the emotional connection be...
This research focuses on the nostalgic connections that consumers build with brands. The study_s pur...