Curating Digital Lives

Focusing on the lived experiences of Chinese urban residents, this book examines how digital platforms shape everyday consumption practices. It employs practice theories to analyze the interplay between local cultures and global digital technologies. Through the concept of "curation," it explores how individuals navigate their digital geographies in urban spaces, reflecting on their engagement with and resistance to digital cultures. The discussions cover various aspects of daily life, including dining, travel, and social media, highlighting the social and environmental implications of digitalization in contemporary consumer society.