The effects are in Europe are well covered but Asia's barely mentioned beyond the obvious population reduction and being the hearth of the disease. Was it basically the same in Europe, or were there other societal changes unique to Asia?
This is a question that comes up here fairly regularly, and the answer is that there is considerable dispute nowadays as to whether the Black Death originated in, or ever actually reached, China; an alternate origin in a "plague reservoir" close to the Caspian Sea is now considered likely by at least a significant proportion of historians of the pandemic.
These two threads, the first led by me and the second by u/y_sengaku, give more details of the debate:
Why can't I find very much information about the 14th Century black death in Asia?
Why didn’t Asia and Africa experience what Europe did during th Black Death?