Compared with the markets of developed
countries, China's e-commerce industry is still at the beginning. But with the
development of technology and economy, the sales of e-commerce will grow
significantly. It is predicted that China will become the world’s largest
e-commerce market by 2015. The online sales of China by 2015 is RMB 2,703 billion,
more than RMB 2,229 billion of US.
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| E-commerce market of China |
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| E-commerce market share of China |
1. Tmall
Tmall.com, formerly Taobao Mall, is a
Chinese-language website for business-to-consumer online retail, spun off from
Taobao, operated in the People's Republic of China by Alibaba Group. It is a
platform for local Chinese and international businesses to sell quality, brand
name goods to consumers in mainland China, Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan, etc.
2. 360buy
Ten years ago, 360buy is a Chinese
electronic commerce company with headquarters in Beijing, China. And now it
becomes comprehensive e-commerce platform. Its english website en.360buy.com,
which provides about 400,000 new products, including cell phones, home
appliances, apparel, wedding events, electronics, glasses and more, for worldwide
shipping, became available on October 18, 2012.
3. QQbuy
Compared with Tmall and 360buy, QQbuy only found
several years ago by Tencent. Its share of Chinese e-commerce has reached 27.7%
in 2012, Q2, because of more than 500 million QQ users. On the other hand,
Tencent has absolute advantage in mobile e-commerce owing to famous weixin all
over the world.
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