XIAOHONGSHU / BLUE V / ACCOUNT MANAGEMENT

INDEPENDENT THINKING. GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE.

Xiaohongshu.Global brands.Chinese connections.

We connect business identity, useful Chinese content and customer enquiries. Xiaohongshu services for overseas businesses worldwide, built around your markets and agreed collaboration across time zones.

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DCZY / GLOBAL BRAND MARKETING

Make customer acquisition simpler.

Discuss Blue V support
Les Georgettes brand visual · Historical Huachu portfolio, p. 35
HISTORICAL BRAND WORK / WECHAT COMMERCE & PROMOTIONLes GeorgettesLes Georgettes brand visual · Historical Huachu portfolio, p. 35
DCZY / BRAND MARKETING

Make
connections
matter.

Brand identity. Local relevance. A clear next step.
BRAND PROJECT EXPERIENCE

Selected from the historical Huachu portfolio

TWO WAYS TO START

From brand identity
to a plan for your overseas markets.

Start with the service that matches your current business stage.

01 / VERIFICATION

Overseas Blue V support

Build business identity and plan enquiries and voluntary lead capture through the official tools available to your account.

  • Official lead capture and enquiry handling
  • A clear business identity and brand trust
  • Available tools and a practical next step
Understand the value
02 / CUSTOMER ACQUISITION

Xiaohongshu account management

Plan Chinese content, local search topics and a practical enquiry journey.

  • Chinese positioning, topics and content
  • Search-led content and eligible promotion
  • Enquiry handling and performance reviews
Explore the deliverables

GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE. LOCAL EXECUTION.

For businesses worldwide.
For Chinese-speaking customers.

Chinese-speaking customers live across countries, with needs rooted in local life. Connect business identity, useful Chinese content and compliant enquiries through a plan built for your markets.

GLOBAL COMMUNITY60M+

Overseas Chinese population context

A geographically dispersed community with diverse local needs.

GLOBAL COMMUNITYNearly 200

Countries and regions where overseas Chinese live

Think globally, then plan for the city and business.

Population and geographic context cited by the Overseas Chinese Affairs Office website on 27 July 2026. Platform use and addressable reach need separate assessment. Source ↗

DCZY / GLOBAL MARKET STRATEGY

One global perspective. A plan for each market.

Keep your brand consistent while adapting content, local information and enquiry handling to the markets you serve.

Why consider Xiaohongshu for your global business?

Build a clear path for customers who need Chinese information to discover, understand and enquire about your business.

01

Connect with Chinese-speaking customers across borders

Serve residents, students and new arrivals who need Chinese information. Connect your offer with the practical context of their local lives.

02

Be useful when customers assess their options

Answer city and category questions with clear information about location, scope, inclusions and bookings, helping people understand and compare your offer.

03

Build trust across languages and cultures

Explain real locations, products and service experiences in Chinese. Use authorised feedback and transparently disclosed collaborations to make an unfamiliar brand easier to assess.

04

Adapt one brand to different markets

Keep your identity and core value consistent while adapting content to the country, city, customer habits and actual service. Plan for a single location or multiple markets.

05

Maintain content that supports ongoing business

Keep service explanations, FAQs, experience details and local information accurate, helping customers at first discovery, later consideration and follow-up.

06

Connect global reach with local enquiries

Combine business identity and available official tools with customer-initiated enquiries, voluntary details and bookings. Agree language, time-zone and local handover arrangements.

Plan globally. Make every local context count.

Across North America, Europe, Oceania, Asia, the Middle East and further markets, plan around the city and the actual business.

01

North America

United States · Canada

Start with the city and local Chinese-speaking communities. Explain service locations, language support and practical reasons to consider your business.

02

Europe

United Kingdom · France · Germany and beyond

Adapt Chinese information, service scope and bookings to the country and city, while keeping the brand identity consistent.

03

Australia & New Zealand

Oceania

Connect genuine experiences and city-specific content with the needs of residents, students and new arrivals, supported by clear enquiry arrangements.

04

Asia

Japan · South Korea · Southeast Asia and beyond

Plan Chinese content, business identity and enquiries around the local language environment, audience and actual service.

05

Middle East

United Arab Emirates and beyond

Assess Chinese-speaking residents’ and business customers’ needs in your city. Clarify the offer, working language and booking process.

06

More global markets

Latin America · Africa · Other regions

Begin with genuine local demand for Chinese information. Confirm the entity, location, service conditions and material before planning execution.

These are market-planning directions. Confirm regional, entity, industry and tool eligibility, along with deliverables, for each project.

FROM BRAND IDENTITY TO AN OVERSEAS MARKET PLAN

Whether you start in one city or plan across countries, begin with your identity, audience, local content and customer handling. Agree scope, collaboration and delivery milestones.

Read the global market guide ↗
Global context, regional evidence and data definitions

Population context, audience composition and app use are separate measures. Regional findings retain their original scope.

  1. Overseas Chinese Affairs Office · Global overseas Chinese communities2026-07-27 · Publication date

    An article on the Overseas Chinese Affairs Office website states that over 60 million overseas Chinese live across nearly 200 countries and regions. These are population and geographic context, not Xiaohongshu users, advertising reach, customer numbers or DCZY’s completed service footprint. The article does not specify an exact measurement date.

    Open original source
  2. University of Melbourne · Chinese-language platform research in Australia2025 research project

    A University of Melbourne project identifies RedNote among Chinese-language platforms used by Chinese Australians to access information. This is qualitative evidence of a local information context, not a Xiaohongshu penetration statistic, marketing-performance case or advertising-eligibility assessment.

    Open original source
  3. Publicis Media strategy contributor / MARKETING-INTERACTIVE · Malaysia & Singapore analysis2025-06-20 · GWI profile data: 2024

    Analysis by Publicis Media media strategy lead Toh Saw Gin, citing GWI audiences aged 16–64. The 2024 Malaysia Xiaohongshu audience was 93% ethnic Chinese and 63% aged 16–34; Singapore was 42% aged 16–34 and 36% aged 35–54. These are audience composition figures, not penetration within those groups. The article also reports 4.3 million users across both markets without an activity definition or measurement window. This is a 2025 industry figure, not official MAU or an ethnic-Chinese user count.

    Open original source
  4. Digital Business Lab / Standard Insights · Singapore Strategic Guide2025-07-29

    The study covers Hong Kong and Singapore, with over 500 respondents across both markets. It reports Xiaohongshu use among 22% of Singapore respondents. The article does not separately disclose the Singapore sample size, ethnicity breakdown or full weighting method. This is not ethnic-Chinese penetration or a basis for estimating a national user total. Peer-content preference appears as 47% and 46.8%, presented as approximately 47%.

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OVERSEAS BUSINESS VERIFICATION

Why consider a Blue V business account?Business identity. Trust. A compliant enquiry journey.

Blue V identifies an enterprise professional account. For overseas businesses, it provides a foundation for clear business identity and commercial activity. Combine it with available official tools to receive customer-initiated enquiries and voluntary lead information within platform rules.

A CORE BUSINESS BENEFIT

A compliant path from interest
to an enquiry you can follow up.

A genuine business identity is a foundation for commercial activity. Combine useful Chinese content with the official enquiry and lead tools available to your account, helping interested customers ask questions, voluntarily share details and discuss a booking.

Discuss my lead-capture journey
  1. 01

    Set up the available enquiry routes

    Check the official messaging, booking or lead tools open to the actual account and explain the next step to customers.

  2. 02

    Receive enquiries and voluntary details

    Answer service questions and receive information customers choose to share through the permitted platform workflow.

  3. 03

    Coordinate the follow-up

    Hand relevant needs to the agreed local contact, then record enquiry, booking and business feedback under the agreed permissions.

Tools depend on the entity, region, industry and account permissions. Setup and customer-handling responsibilities are agreed in the project scope. Official platform guidance (Chinese)

Lead capture within platform rules

Build on a genuine business identity and use the official messaging, booking or lead tools available to your account. Receive customer-initiated enquiries and voluntarily shared details, then coordinate the next business conversation.

A recognisable business identity

An approved enterprise professional account displays the Blue V business identity marker. It helps Chinese-speaking customers recognise your business account when discovering an unfamiliar overseas brand.

A foundation for commercial content

Bring your account identity, actual business activity and brand information into alignment. Your registered entity and industry determine the applicable requirements for professional account activity.

Support for creator collaboration

In applicable Pugongying collaboration workflows, a business identity can provide access to more detailed creator commercial information to support selection and campaign planning.

Support for real staff participation

Where employee-account capabilities apply, connect the business with real advisers, store managers or service staff who can explain relevant services and support customer communication.

Reduce avoidable account risk

Use the official messaging, booking and lead tools available to your account and follow platform rules. This helps reduce the risk of messaging restrictions or other account action caused by improper off-platform redirection.

THE BUSINESS VALUE

Build trust.
Give customer interest a clear next step.

Business identity, Chinese content, available official lead tools and local customer handling work together. Make discovery, enquiries and follow-up a clear, coordinated customer journey.

Tools and collaboration capabilities depend on the entity, region, industry and account conditions; some need a separate application or payment. Verification and advertising eligibility are reviewed separately. Blue V does not guarantee reach, rankings or leads. Official professional account resources (Chinese) · Account and advertising distinction (Chinese)

HOW WE HELP

A practical route for your actual business.

01

Check the applicable route

Review your registration region, actual business, operating location and account status.

02

Organise the information

Prepare the relevant company, business and brand checklist; confirm translation and signing requirements.

03

Coordinate submission and feedback

Assist with the agreed application steps and record any supplementary-information requests.

04

Plan ongoing activity

Use the outcome and available tools to plan your profile, content and enquiry arrangements.

XIAOHONGSHU CUSTOMER ACQUISITION

Chinese content.
Built around your local customers.

Start with where you operate and why customers choose you. Connect content, search questions and enquiries through a plan your local team can follow.

A COORDINATED MONTHLY PROGRAMME

Help people discover,
understand and contact you.

Clear positioning, useful posts, real business material and practical enquiry information work together.

01

Business and location

Who you are, where you operate and what you provide.

02

Products and experience

Real details that show what customers can expect.

03

Choice and comparison

Suitability, inclusions and frequently asked questions.

04

Enquiries and bookings

How to ask, when to expect a reply and the next step.

01

City and audience positioning

Clarify where you operate, your service area and which Chinese-speaking customers you want to reach.

Deliverable: Account review, audience priorities and content pillars.

02

Chinese topics and search planning

Organise useful topics around your city, service category, customer questions and brand.

Deliverable: Monthly topic plan, keyword groups and publishing calendar.

03

Copy, covers and content production

Turn approved business information and authorised footage into agreed Chinese-language posts or videos.

Deliverable: Agreed quantities of copy, cover designs and finished content.

04

Approval and publishing coordination

Agree who approves each draft, who publishes and how local updates reach the content team.

Deliverable: Approval records, publishing log and profile update list.

05

Enquiry and booking preparation

Explain services, opening hours, booking information and who handles each type of question.

Deliverable: Chinese FAQ suggestions and an enquiry follow-up template.

06

Reporting and the next plan

Review available platform data alongside relevant enquiries and the outcomes you can share.

Deliverable: Review report and a practical list of next actions.

Your local team provides

Accurate service information, authorised footage, content approvals, customer reception and agreed booking or sales feedback.

We agree before starting

Quantities, formats, revision rounds, publishing access, working hours and reporting frequency. Filming, creators, media spend and ad management are separately scoped.

COMPANY PROJECT MATERIALS

From account identity
to published content.

Explore historical work from the company service material. Results and screenshots retain their original project context.

06 / projects

JWC Academy · Company service deck, page 22
Company service deck · Page 22
Education / coffee and bartendingPaid promotion

JWC Academy

Professional account and course-promotion material for a coffee and bartending academy.

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GC Jewellery · Company service deck, page 19
Company service deck · Page 19
Jewellery / retailProfessional account and content

GC Jewellery

A professional account profile and jewellery posts presenting product details, brand information and use occasions.

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Restaurant content · Company service deck, page 16
Company service deck · Page 16
Food / local experiencesContent and promotion

Restaurant content

Restaurant post examples that bring together location, food, occasions and customer experience.

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Automotive services · Company service deck, page 20
Company service deck · Page 20
Vehicle maintenance / local servicesContent management

Automotive services

Content examples around vehicle questions, workshop settings and the services customers need to understand.

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Creator content · Company service deck, page 24
Company service deck · Page 24
Experience-led contentCreator collaboration

Creator content

Published creator-content examples from the company service material.

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Professional account projects · Company service deck, page 11
Company service deck · Page 11
Multiple industries / account examplesBusiness identity presentation

Professional account projects

Enterprise account presentation examples illustrating how different brands organise their profile information.

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Historical portfolio material does not establish current access for another overseas entity, region or industry. Source-specific figures are not performance promises.

INDUSTRY CASE STUDIES

Ideas to adapt.
Context to understand.

Platform and third-party examples illustrate content decisions. Their markets, tools and results belong to the original projects.

Xiaohongshu 2026 Platform Marketing Overview, page 34 · Not a DCZY-managed project
Platform case referenceShanzhu Photography

Connect specific audiences with useful reasons to choose.

A platform photography-service case linking audience needs, content and lead feedback.

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Source: Xiaohongshu 2026 Platform Marketing Overview, page 34. Not a DCZY-managed project.

Xiaohongshu 2026 Platform Marketing Overview, page 26 · Not a DCZY-managed project
Platform case referenceZhenzhen Cashmere

Explain purchase decisions through useful product content.

A retail example using buying guidance, detailed demonstrations and ongoing customer interaction.

Read the case study

Source: Xiaohongshu 2026 Platform Marketing Overview, page 26. Not a DCZY-managed project.

Miaoyan Culture Business Introduction 2025, page 64 · Not a DCZY-managed project
Third-party industry referenceJidao Travel

Answer itinerary and experience questions before the booking.

Travel post examples organised around destination, season, group size and itinerary.

Read the case study

Source: Miaoyan Culture Business Introduction 2025, page 64. Not a DCZY-managed project.

FOR OVERSEAS BUSINESS OWNERS

Start with useful questions.

One-stop account management

Connect overseas Blue V support, account positioning, Chinese content, search planning and compliant enquiry handling in one coordinated programme.

Agree the scope, responsibilities, project language and time zone around your actual business.
Getting started

What should an overseas business prepare for Xiaohongshu?

A practical starting checklist covering your entity, city, audience, existing account, content material and local enquiry arrangements.

Read the guide
Content and search

How can a local business create useful Chinese content?

Plan Chinese-language content around your city, customer questions, practical service details and reasons to choose your business.

Read the guide
Enquiries and reporting

How do you judge whether Xiaohongshu is bringing relevant enquiries?

Separate content visibility, relevant enquiries, bookings and sales, with reporting that reflects the data available to your business.

Read the guide
Global market strategy

Xiaohongshu for global businesses: reaching Chinese-speaking markets

Assess global Chinese communities, local customer needs and regional evidence, then plan Blue V support, Chinese content, compliant enquiries and collaboration across time zones.

Read the guide

COMMUNICATION & DELIVERY

A clear process, wherever your business operates.

Agree what is included, how we communicate and what your local team needs to provide.

01

Understand your local business

Share your city, registered entity, services, audience and existing account. We use these details to define a suitable starting point.

02

Agree scope and coordination

Confirm deliverables, quantities, formats, revision rounds, costs, approval owners, preferred language and overlapping working hours.

03

Create, approve and deliver

Provide accurate information and authorised material. Content is prepared for your review, then published or handed over under the agreed permissions.

04

Review and improve

Review completed work, available performance information and customer feedback. Agree the next priorities and keep business details up to date.

Tell us your preferred working language and time zone. Contact channels, overlapping hours and response arrangements are agreed before work starts. Email, WeChat, calls or other available channels can be discussed; live customer service and round-the-clock support require a separate scope.

ABOUT DCZY

DCZY / 大川中昱营销策划

Make customer acquisition simpler.

From brand identity to a plan for your overseas markets

DCZY focuses on Xiaohongshu operations and customer acquisition for overseas businesses worldwide. We connect business-account preparation, brand content, search topics and customer enquiries through Blue V support, account management and eligible promotion.

Starting with your actual business, location, industry and priority customers, we plan account positioning, useful Chinese content and enquiry handling. Help potential customers find your brand, understand your offer and take a clear next step.

With Xiaohongshu at the centre, we coordinate brand information, content and customer communication to build a practical presence in overseas Chinese-speaking markets.

STRATEGY INTO EXECUTION

Organise every deliverable around your business goals

01

Business identity & account preparation

Organise overseas entity documents, account information and applicable industry requirements. Assist with the professional-account application and profile setup.

02

Account management & content planning

Coordinate positioning, topics, copy, visual design and ongoing content around the questions your customers actually ask.

03

Search topics & coordinated promotion

Plan for location, industry and customer search questions. Coordinate creators and eligible promotion when included in the project scope.

04

Enquiry handling & performance review

Connect posts, profile information, permitted enquiry tools and follow-up. Review available reach, search, engagement and relevant enquiry data to guide the next steps.

BRAND PROJECT EXPERIENCE

Brand projects. Experience across sectors.

Selected projects from the historical Huachu Zhongxing portfolio, documenting the former business’s work in international brand communication, search, social media and e-commerce.

AIGUEMARINE

European bespoke travel

Baidu and Google keyword optimisation for brand visibility and customer discovery.

Baidu SEOGoogle SEO
Explore the project
Work documented in the portfolio
  • Tailored search-engine keyword optimisation to the travel business.
  • Coordinated Baidu and Google search work around brand and travel information needs.

Source: historical Huachu Zhongxing portfolio, pp. 14.

Les Georgettes

French fashion jewellery

WeChat store setup and coordinated online and offline promotion.

WeChat storeIntegrated promotion
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Work documented in the portfolio
  • Built the brand’s WeChat store for online product and brand presentation.
  • Coordinated the annual online and offline promotion programme.

Source: historical Huachu Zhongxing portfolio, pp. 35.

iALUGEN

French skincare

Social account management, product-review content and creator collaboration.

Xiaohongshu contentSocial mediaCreators
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Work documented in the portfolio
  • Managed social content and original product reviews, including the Xiaohongshu work documented in the portfolio.
  • Matched KOLs to the brand and coordinated reviews, imagery and recommendation content.

Source: historical Huachu Zhongxing portfolio, pp. 21, 70.

Sunway Lagoon

Malaysian attractions

Weibo and WeChat setup, content publishing and online engagement activities.

WeiboWeChatOnline activities
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Work documented in the portfolio
  • Established the brand’s Weibo and WeChat presence.
  • Coordinated regular creative content and online activities to support audience interaction.

Source: historical Huachu Zhongxing portfolio, pp. 37.

SIM

International education

Integrated marketing planning, WeChat account setup and online information distribution.

Integrated marketingWeChatContent distribution
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Work documented in the portfolio
  • Provided integrated marketing planning and established the WeChat official account.
  • Distributed information through forums and Q&A platforms around prospective Chinese students’ questions.

Source: historical Huachu Zhongxing portfolio, pp. 23.

NANO JAPAN

Japanese consumer products

Social promotion, JD Worldwide store setup and ongoing store management.

Social promotionJD WorldwideStore management
Explore the project
Work documented in the portfolio
  • Built the JD Worldwide store and managed ongoing store operations.
  • Coordinated store campaigns, including major shopping occasions, with social promotion.

Source: historical Huachu Zhongxing portfolio, pp. 67.

Project descriptions follow the original portfolio, with channels and scope shown individually.

BEFORE WE START

Questions worth answering.

Which markets do you work with?

We work with overseas businesses worldwide, including North America, Europe, Oceania, Asia, the Middle East and further markets. We confirm the actual registration region, operating city, industry and account before agreeing eligible services and tools.

How can Blue V support lead capture within platform rules?

Start with a genuine business identity, then check the official messaging, booking and lead tools available to the account. Receive customer-initiated enquiries and voluntarily shared information through permitted routes, and agree the follow-up responsibilities. Verification does not automatically enable every tool or allow contact details in any location.

Can an overseas business apply for Blue V?

Start with the registration region, actual industry and existing account. The platform determines the applicable route and review outcome; requirements are not identical for every overseas entity.

Does Blue V automatically bring leads or ad access?

No fixed reach, ranking or customer volume is implied. Account identity, relevant content, local demand and customer handling all matter. Advertising access and other tools require separate eligibility checks.

What is included in account management?

The proposal defines the content plan, quantities, formats, approvals, publishing or handover, and review frequency. Filming, creators, media spend, ad management and live inbox handling are separately agreed.

How do we communicate from another time zone?

Tell us your preferred working language, time zone and contact method. Confirm overlapping hours, approval responsibilities and the response arrangement before the project starts.

Who provides footage and answers customer questions?

Your local team supplies accurate business information and authorised material, approves content and provides the agreed customer reception and outcome feedback. Any additional filming or customer-service role is explicitly scoped.

How are fees and timing confirmed?

Discuss the actual entity, industry, material readiness and service scope. Platform charges, service fees and optional costs are separately explained. Platform review timing is outside the service provider’s control.

LET'S UNDERSTAND YOUR BUSINESS

Start with your city.
Build around your business.

Share your services, audience and goals. We can then discuss a suitable scope, deliverables, working arrangements and budget.

Prepare a brief to make the first conversation useful.

Use the configured business contact details or the contact channel agreed with your project representative. Confirm your preferred language and time zone before arranging a call.

This creates a brief in your browser. Copy or download it and send it to your business contact; it is not submitted automatically. Do not include identity documents.