This week we look back at the recent TechCrunch Shanghai.

This week we look at the X factor behind Alibaba's Singles Day and Tencent's partner conference showing just how different they are from other companies.

This week we look at the Double 11/Singles Day shopping orgy, follow Bluegogo and Coolqi as they implode, and look at a gay WeChat KOL going to Taiwan for Gay Pride

Rita explains Bilibili, the #1 site for young anime lovers; Masha tells us about how one company is collecting data and using it to simulate consumers.

Masha talks about O2O applications for blockchain (finally something more than finance!); Frank talks about left behind kids in Guizhou and the tech solution the government there have found to keep them out of trouble.

This week we take a look at the swift and harsh reaction from the media to Qudian's $900 million IPO in the US and China vs US in artificial intelligence.

This week we talk about the "startup capital winter," a trend seeing fewer and fewer quality startups as well as Alibaba's Computing Conference where they put the future of the Ali ecosystem on display.

This week we talk about the WeChat and Alipay's travel reports after the week-long holiday and the future of the sharing economy in China.

This week we talk about the food delivery industry and how its another proxy battle between Alibaba and Tencent as well as paying with your face.

This week we talk about the differences between China and US ecosystems as well as JD and Alibaba's push into offline groceries and produce delivery.