Whether driving Lamborghinis or splashing out at Louis Vuitton, the 20-something sons and daughters of China’s wealthiest business moguls are living the life. But as a nation in the midst of an anti-austerity drive, no one in China likes a show-off. Are thefu’erdaireally as bad as their rep?

In China, IKEA is a furniture-filled theme park where people are welcome to spend an entire day – even if they don’t buy anything. The Swedish furniture store has adapted to the nuances of Chinese shopping - but will it be successful?

A large number of under-30s in China already own at least one property, aided by parents who are forking out the funds to help their children get on the housing ladder. Does China have potential to become a booming market for youth-centric, affordable homeware?

What draws a person to a property when they’re house hunting? Good location? Low cost? A spacious front room? What about the fact that a couple committed suicide inside? In Hong Kong, young ex-pats are snapping up properties based on the bad things that have happened behind closed doors.