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		<title>樂活 / Lohas: A case of cross-cultural morphing</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Although Lohas is the consumer-friendly soft-sell version of social and environmental responsible living, the Chinese 樂活 often completely ditches the pesky environmental consciousness usually attached to the Lohas mindset. Although dedicated Chinese Lohas/樂活 sites still attach some importance to green consumption and living, when referred to by more mainstream media, especially lifestyle product advertisers, the [<a href="http://www.pristine.com.tw/blog/?p=29">...</a>]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Although Lohas is the consumer-friendly soft-sell version of social and environmental responsible living, the Chinese <strong>樂活</strong> often completely ditches the pesky environmental consciousness usually attached to the Lohas mindset. Although dedicated Chinese Lohas/樂活 sites still attach some importance to green consumption and living, when referred to by more mainstream media, especially lifestyle product advertisers, the term 樂活 more often than not just connotes &#8220;good living&#8221; without any of the socially progressive baggage. With slow living having established the similar conceptual construct of <strong>慢活</strong>, 樂活 was ripe for the &#8216;if it feels good do it&#8221; kind of marketing. Come to think of it, that&#8217;s kind of happened with Lohas as well&#8230;</p>
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