Core Viewpoint - The urban trusted data space is a key infrastructure led by the government to promote the development and utilization of urban data resources, serving as a bridge between data supply and application [1][2]. Development Drivers Policy - The establishment of urban trusted data spaces is encouraged through a series of top-level designs and strategic plans aimed at market-oriented data element reforms, with the first batch of 13 pilot cities announced [4][5]. Technology - Privacy computing and blockchain technology are pivotal in addressing the challenges of trusted data circulation, enabling data sharing while ensuring compliance and security [5][6]. Demand - With China's data production expected to exceed 40ZB by 2024, the urban trusted data space is essential for enhancing urban governance efficiency by integrating and utilizing public data resources [8]. Value of Urban Trusted Data Space - The urban trusted data space aims to resolve issues such as the lack of trust mechanisms and inefficient circulation in urban governance, thereby enhancing the efficiency of public data utilization and supporting modern urban governance [11]. Overall Framework - The urban trusted data space is built on a governance cloud infrastructure, allowing secure data access and supporting various applications through a collaborative ecosystem [13]. Core Capabilities - The core capabilities of the urban trusted data space include trusted control, resource interaction, and value co-creation, which are essential for establishing a reliable data circulation infrastructure [16]. Industry Chain and Players - The urban trusted data space involves five main entities: operators, data providers, data users, data service providers, and regulatory bodies, each playing a crucial role in the ecosystem [21]. Competitive Analysis - In the technical service sector, comprehensive and specialized firms compete, with ICT background cloud service providers leading in capabilities [24]. Application Scenarios Government Services - The urban trusted data space facilitates inter-departmental data sharing, enhancing government services and decision-making through improved data accessibility [27]. Inclusive Finance - By integrating government and financial data, the urban trusted data space supports the development of dynamic risk assessment models, promoting inclusive financial services [30]. Case Studies Zhangjiakou Trusted Data Space - The Zhangjiakou trusted data space employs a "one space, four platforms, one system" architecture to support secure data circulation and enhance public data value [33][35]. Shanghai Trusted Data Space - Shanghai's urban trusted data space, leveraging blockchain technology, aims to meet the complex data needs of a megacity, facilitating secure and efficient data utilization [37][39]. Technology Trends - AI is becoming a key driver in enhancing data governance efficiency, transitioning from manual to automated and intelligent governance strategies [42]. Application Trends - The urban trusted data space is evolving from single pilot projects to collaborative ecosystems, attracting industry and enterprise participation to explore vertical applications [44][45].

Core Viewpoint - The Chinese smart elderly care industry is transitioning from "partial pilot" to "full penetration" and from "technology stacking" to "ecological integration" due to the intersection of population aging and digital transformation [1][2][3] Industry Background - By the end of 2024, the population aged 60 and above in China will exceed 310 million, accounting for 22.0% of the total population, highlighting the challenges faced by traditional elderly care models [3][5] - Factors such as changes in family structure, upgrading consumption among the elderly, and increased acceptance of digital technology are driving the development of the smart elderly care industry [5][22] - Technological innovations are reshaping the elderly care service ecosystem, pushing the industry towards precision, personalization, and efficiency [5][24] Industry Status - Smart elderly care has developed technical solutions covering home, community, and institutional settings, with a competitive landscape featuring comprehensive solution providers, vertical technology companies, and traditional elderly care enterprises [5][34] - Challenges such as data silos, insufficient technology adaptation for the elderly, and immature business models remain significant pain points for the industry [5][39] Research Content - The report systematically analyzes the overall picture of the Chinese smart elderly care industry from two dimensions: industry background and current status [5] - The demand side is shifting from survival-type elderly care to quality-type elderly care, while the supply side is evolving from single technology applications to a full-cycle service ecosystem [2][6] Research Outlook - Demand for smart elderly care is progressing from basic survival needs to value realization, indicating a tiered advancement in elderly care demands [6][42] - The supply side is expected to see a three-dimensional push from technology, resources, and scenarios, leading to large-scale development of smart elderly care services [6][45] Policy Emphasis - The Chinese government has introduced a series of policies to support smart elderly care, emphasizing the strategic importance of this sector [19][21] Social Demand - The smart elderly care industry is accelerating due to multiple demand-side drivers, including changes in family structure and a growing demand for quality life among the elderly [22][24] Technological Application - The integration of AI, IoT, big data, and cloud computing is reconstructing the elderly care service model, transitioning from passive care to proactive prevention [24][25] Major Players and Business Models - The industry features three types of players: comprehensive solution providers, vertical technology companies, and traditional elderly care enterprises, each with distinct competitive advantages [34][36]

Core Insights - The report indicates a slight growth in mobile internet traffic in Q3 2025, with user behavior shifting towards low-frequency deep usage. Monthly active devices reached 1.452 billion, a 0.83% increase from Q2 2025. Daily usage frequency decreased by 2.9% to 59.8 times, while usage duration increased by 2.3% to 282.9 minutes, indicating deeper user engagement [1][2][6]. User Changes - The proportion of unmarried users increased to 32.7%, up 1.39% year-on-year, with growth driven by the unmarried demographic in mid-to-high tier cities. Users aged 35 and below accounted for 49.1% of the total, with a 4.2% increase in users from second-tier cities and above [2][8]. - User preferences vary significantly by age, with younger users (post-2000s) favoring gaming and entertainment, while those aged 25-30 lean towards parenting and family content [2][16]. Industry Changes - The food delivery sector saw a temporary surge in traffic due to intense competition among major players, but growth momentum has weakened post-surge. The travel sector continues to show strong demand, with a 15% year-on-year increase in usage duration [3][61]. - Artificial intelligence applications are experiencing rapid growth, with monthly active users reaching 470 million and a year-on-year increase of 321% in user scale, reflecting high market demand and acceptance [3][37]. - The gaming service sector is facing overall decline, with intensified competition among existing players, although MOBA and shooting games are experiencing growth [4][76]. APP Changes - In September 2025, the top three apps with over 100 million monthly active users were Railway 12306, Doubao, and Quanmin K Ge, while the top three apps with over 50 million monthly active users included Tencent Yuanbao, Soda Music, and Zhuanzhuan [5][81][82].

Group 1: Cross-Border E-commerce Trends - Goldman Sachs' "2025 Global E-commerce Handbook" highlights a slowdown in global e-commerce growth, recommending Chinese sellers focus on ASEAN, Latin America, and the EU as potential markets [2] - ASEAN has low penetration but certain growth, Latin America shows rapid growth, and the EU offers stable returns [2] - Emerging platforms like TikTok Shop, Shopee, and MercadoLibre are challenging Amazon's dominance, with online food and beverage being a key growth area [2] Group 2: Investment in South Africa - The Belt and Road Initiative has led to significant Chinese investment in South Africa, projected to reach $13.21 billion in 2024, shifting from traditional infrastructure to consumer goods and renewable energy [4] - Political and economic risks exist in the South African market, necessitating compliance with China's ODI filing requirements for Chinese enterprises [4] - Simplified ODI filing processes can provide policy support and risk reduction for companies [4] Group 3: Automotive Industry Globalization - China's automotive industry is entering a critical phase of globalization, with an expected global market share of 38% [5] - The industry is shifting from cost-effectiveness to technological leadership, emphasizing "industry chain collaboration" and "deep localization" as key strategies [5] - Future growth may slow in the next two years, but by 2030, overseas sales could account for 15%-20% of total sales [5] Group 4: 2025 as a Turning Point for Chinese Exports - By 2025, China's export model is expected to shift from single-point sales to systematic capability output, with platforms like Temu and AliExpress rapidly gaining global traffic [6] - The success of these platforms is attributed to supply chain density, organizational efficiency, and fulfillment systems [6] - Chinese products are moving beyond the "cost-performance" label, indicating a shift towards emotional value and identity expression [6] Group 5: Hainan's Role in Trade - Hainan's free trade port is set to enhance "institutional openness" with zero tariffs on 6,637 items, aiming to improve trade efficiency [8] - The Hainan International Economic Development Bureau is focused on attracting investment and facilitating enterprise services [8] - The Hainan Expo is highlighted as a significant platform for policy implementation and international trade [8] Group 6: C-beauty Brand Expansion - Huaxizi's entry into Ulta Beauty marks a significant milestone for Chinese beauty brands in the U.S. market, reflecting a shift from transaction-oriented to system-oriented approaches [9] - Ulta Beauty's rigorous selection process underscores Huaxizi's maturity in product, supply chain, and brand narrative [9] - This event signifies the growing recognition of "C-beauty" in mainstream retail [9] Group 7: Trust in Globalization - The discussion at GTC2025 emphasized that the core barrier for Chinese companies going global is the lack of international thinking among founders [10] - Building long-term trust is likened to a marathon, requiring a deep integration into local cultures [10] - Leadership qualities and values are deemed crucial for successful internationalization [10] Group 8: Sports Brand Globalization - Chinese sports brands are quietly expanding overseas to address domestic competition and seize global opportunities [11] - Brands like DJI and Soundcore are leveraging technological innovation and international partnerships to enhance their global presence [11] - Emerging brands are using unique designs and community penetration strategies to enter international markets [12] Group 9: Innovative Pharmaceuticals - The Chinese innovative pharmaceutical sector is entering a phase of value realization, with authorized transactions exceeding $92 billion in the first three quarters of 2025 [13] - Companies like BaiLi Tianheng and HengRui Pharma are achieving significant milestone payments and strategic collaborations [13] - The establishment of a multi-tiered payment system for high-value innovative drugs is expected to open new pathways for market access [13] Group 10: Brand Globalization Strategies - Yuanqi Forest has entered over 40 countries, emphasizing the importance of brand value and cultural attitude in its globalization strategy [14] - The brand has adapted to local tastes and regulations while maintaining its core product quality [14] - The focus is on product strength, compliance, and cultural resonance rather than low prices [14] Group 11: New Tea Beverage Expansion - The Chinese tea brand Tianlala has opened over 200 overseas stores, focusing on balancing global standards with local engagement [15] - The brand's strategy includes a dual supply chain and deep localization to meet diverse market demands [15] - This approach allows for a broad consumer base while avoiding low-price competition [15] Group 12: INTO YOU's Global Strategy - INTO YOU's globalization has shifted from product output to brand output, focusing on building a cohesive brand identity [18] - The brand has achieved significant sales in 49 countries, with overseas sales exceeding 150 million yuan [18] - This transition reflects a broader trend of Chinese brands moving towards systematic brand building for long-term recognition [18] Group 13: SwiftX Logistics Company - Former Meituan executive Zhang Chuan founded SwiftX to provide end-delivery services for e-commerce in the U.S. market [19] - The company has received investments from Meituan and leading logistics firms, aiming to innovate in the U.S. logistics sector [19] - SwiftX plans to leverage peak shopping seasons to scale operations and compete with established logistics companies [20] Group 14: Xiangpiaopiao's Southeast Asia Expansion - Xiangpiaopiao is investing $38 million to build a factory in Thailand as part of its strategy to address declining domestic sales [21] - The company faces challenges from established competitors in the Southeast Asian market [21] - Despite efforts to revitalize sales through new products and marketing, revenue has continued to decline [21] Group 15: Yuanji Cloud Dumplings as a Benchmark - Yuanji Cloud Dumplings has been recognized as a benchmark for Chinese cuisine going global, utilizing cross-border supply chain integration and localized operations [22] - The brand's model emphasizes cultural preservation while adapting to local market needs [22] - The success of this approach highlights the importance of systematic and localized capabilities in the competitive landscape of international markets [22] Group 16: JD's European Market Strategy - JD.com is accelerating its expansion into the European market with its Joybuy platform, focusing on brand flagship stores and local services [23] - The company has acquired a majority stake in German retail group Ceconomy to enhance its local presence [23] - JD's strategy emphasizes long-term investment in local infrastructure and compliance, aiming to differentiate itself from traditional cross-border e-commerce models [23]

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes that AI technology is fundamentally transforming the internet media industry by enhancing content production, distribution, and consumption processes, leading to a more efficient and innovative media ecosystem [1][2][3]. Group 1: Industry Overview - The Chinese internet media industry is transitioning into an AI-enabled intelligent ecosystem, with user growth slowing and competition shifting towards existing markets [2][6]. - Generative AI is accelerating the integration of multimodal applications, reshaping content ecosystems and user experiences, and driving the industry towards quality and efficiency [2][4]. Group 2: Deep Empowerment - AI technology is deeply empowering the internet media industry, promoting intelligent transformation across the entire value chain, from production to consumption [2][24]. - Major media and social platforms in China, such as People's Daily and Weibo, are actively applying AI technology to enhance content creation, review, and distribution processes [2][36]. Group 3: Challenges and Opportunities - The internet media industry faces challenges such as content authenticity issues, high technical costs, and privacy risks, which need to be addressed for sustainable growth [3][46][54]. - Opportunities exist for media platforms to build competitive advantages through self-developed technologies, data governance, and intelligent recommendations [3][54]. Group 4: Technological Evolution - The evolution of AI technology has progressed from symbolic logic to data-driven approaches, with generative AI now entering an explosive application phase [10][11]. - Large language models (LLMs) have reached a high level of maturity, enabling advanced text generation capabilities and multimodal understanding [11][13]. Group 5: Application of Generative AI - Generative AI is rapidly being adopted across various fields, with applications in text, image, audio, and video generation becoming increasingly prevalent [16][40]. - The integration of generative AI into media platforms enhances content production efficiency and user engagement, creating new business opportunities [28][31]. Group 6: Case Studies - People's Daily has utilized generative AI to enhance video content creation and streamline the media production process [36]. - The Paper has established AI studios to optimize content production and implement intelligent review systems, ensuring content safety and compliance [38][39]. Group 7: Future Outlook - By 2025, the focus of the large language model industry will shift towards specialized applications and scene-based solutions, moving away from a one-size-fits-all approach [18]. - The media industry must balance innovation with safety, implementing robust governance frameworks to protect user privacy and ensure content authenticity [54].

Market Environment - The growth rate of mobile internet users is slowing down, with super apps capturing over 60% of effective usage time, intensifying competition in the mobile application stock market [18][19] - Developers need to shift their business logic to achieve sustainable growth through lightweight applications [1] User Demand - Lightweight applications have a broad user base, with nearly 90% of users favoring this new application form, indicating significant market potential [21] - Users prioritize simplicity and efficiency, device performance, and a clean experience, guiding developers in functionality design and performance optimization [21] Technological Development - Cross-platform frameworks, cloud computing, and modular design provide the technological foundation for the prosperity of lightweight applications [2][23] Development Status - The lightweight application ecosystem is emerging, with super apps like WeChat, Douyin, and Alipay, along with HarmonyOS's meta-services, Android's quick applications, and Apple's lightweight apps, forming a complementary ecosystem [3][26] - The number of lightweight applications has exceeded 8 million, becoming a crucial entry point for users accessing mobile application services [3][26] Meta-Service Advantages - Meta-services address developer pain points throughout the application development and operation process, enhancing distribution and user acquisition [4][5] - A refined operational system and service classification design strengthen long-term user engagement for meta-services [5] - The dual-track approach of fulfillment transactions and advertising monetization improves efficiency [6] User Experience Feedback - Meta-services exhibit high user engagement and satisfaction, driven by their lightweight and convenient features [10][12] - Users frequently utilize multiple services simultaneously, indicating strong stickiness and demand capacity [65][66] Future Development Potential - The mainstream development of lightweight applications is underway, with HarmonyOS opening new growth avenues [80] - The ecosystem is expected to continue expanding, with over 30,000 applications projected by mid-2025, covering over 1,200 product types and involving more than 720,000 developers [80][83] Meta-Service Ecosystem Construction - Meta-services possess strategic value and development potential, encouraging developers to co-build the ecosystem and explore new business opportunities [15][85] - The integration of HarmonyOS's system-level architecture and end-cloud collaboration creates unique competitive advantages for meta-services [14][83]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article emphasizes the importance of data quality over algorithms in determining the effectiveness of AI applications in businesses [3][4] - The report "2025 China High-end Home Appliance Market Trends and Innovation Insights" highlights the growth of the high-end market driven by consumer upgrades, with a retail market growth of 10.2% year-on-year [5] - The logistics industry is expected to undergo a transformation by 2025, with a market size projected to reach 965.5 billion yuan, driven by AI and large model technologies [7] Group 2 - The medical AI sector is projected to grow rapidly, with the market size expected to reach 16.4 billion yuan in 2024 and 35.3 billion yuan by 2030, despite facing commercialization challenges [6] - The smartphone market is experiencing a dichotomy, with AI smartphones expected to account for 15% of global shipments in 2024, while the overall market faces extended replacement cycles [11] - The retail industry is undergoing a historic transformation, with AI technology becoming crucial for optimizing supply chain decisions and enhancing marketing precision [12] Group 3 - The humanoid robot industry is anticipated to see significant production increases, with companies planning annual capacities of 100,000 to 1 million units, despite potential mismatches in demand [13] - The L3 autonomous driving era is officially beginning, with regulatory approvals for L3 vehicles, shifting the focus from technology to safety standards and competitive advantages [14] - The AI glasses market is witnessing a surge in interest from major companies, with various product categories emerging, although challenges such as high return rates and technical maturity remain [15][16] Group 4 - The robot industry is experiencing a wave of IPO applications, with over 50 billion yuan in financing in the first three quarters of 2025, despite facing high costs and profitability challenges [19][20] - Xiaomi plans to invest approximately 400 billion yuan in R&D by 2026, focusing on core technologies such as chips and AI [31] - The consumer-grade robotics market is entering a new phase with the launch of autonomous robots, indicating a shift towards integrating intelligent technology into daily life [33]

Core Insights - The report provides a comprehensive analysis of the current state and trends of financial intelligent agents in China, emphasizing their development driven by technological breakthroughs, business innovations, and policy support [1][2]. Group 1: Driving Factors - Technological breakthroughs are addressing the "last mile" challenges in the application of large models, enhancing their execution capabilities through advancements in tools and frameworks [6]. - Approximately 33% of financial institutions are actively investing in intelligent agents, indicating a growing recognition of their practical value [7]. - Policy support is providing clear guidelines and goals for the application and development of intelligent agents in finance, with specific focus areas outlined in various governmental documents [8][10]. Group 2: Current Industry Cycle - The financial intelligent agent industry is in its initial exploration phase, with 96% of applications still in the proof of concept or pilot stages, and only 4% having moved to agile practice [12]. - The majority of intelligent agent applications are focused on operational functions, such as knowledge Q&A and office assistance, with expectations of transitioning to agile practice within 1-2 years [16]. - Financial institutions are primarily embedding intelligent agent functionalities into existing systems, which allows for quick adaptation but may limit functionality expansion [18]. Group 3: Project Implementation and Challenges - By 2025, most projects are expected to follow established plans, with a focus on exploring feasible paths for intelligent agents in financial operations [19]. - Approximately 20%-25% of projects may face underperformance or failure risks, influenced by factors such as product capabilities and real-world complexities [22]. - The banking sector leads the market for financial intelligent agents, accounting for 43% of projects, followed by asset management at 27% and insurance at 15% [25][26]. Group 4: Market Size and Growth - The investment scale for intelligent agent platforms and applications in Chinese financial institutions is projected to reach 950 million yuan in 2025, with an expected compound annual growth rate of 82.6% by 2030 [35]. - The market growth is supported by both existing project expansions and new entrants, driven by policy incentives and successful case studies from leading institutions [36]. Group 5: Customer Expectations and Investment Willingness - Financial institutions are increasingly viewing intelligent agents as core drivers for sustainable growth and customer experience innovation, rather than merely tools for efficiency [53][56]. - Investment willingness among financial institutions has risen significantly, with a 27.5% increase in those expressing a positive outlook, driven by peer examples and supportive policies [58]. - Institutions are categorized into three types based on their investment strategies: proactive explorers, pragmatic followers, and cautious observers, reflecting varying levels of resource allocation and risk tolerance [64]. Group 6: Safety and Compliance - Safety and compliance are paramount for financial institutions when adopting intelligent agents, with a strong consensus on the need for secure operational frameworks [71]. - Key concerns include ensuring the reliability of intelligent agent operations, protecting sensitive data, and maintaining regulatory compliance [72]. Group 7: Value Assessment and Practical Implementation - The definition and measurement of value have become critical decision-making factors for financial institutions in adopting intelligent agents, focusing on maximizing value through appropriate scenario selection [73]. - Successful implementation of intelligent agents requires a balance of safety, usability, and a deep understanding of financial business logic [76].

Core Viewpoint - Controlled nuclear fusion is transitioning from a long-term scientific concept to a critical phase of engineering validation and commercialization, driven by global energy transition and carbon neutrality goals [2]. Group 1: Research Background - Global private investment in controlled nuclear fusion has surpassed $10 billion, with over 40 countries actively engaging in this field [2]. - The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has indicated that the development of fusion energy has entered a "decisive new stage," becoming a cornerstone of national energy strategies and a key area of global technological competition [2]. - For China, the urgency to focus on controlled nuclear fusion is threefold: ensuring energy security and achieving carbon neutrality, leading a new wave of technological revolution and industrial transformation, and enhancing international technological governance [2]. Group 2: Purpose of the Report - The report aims to systematically outline the latest developments in controlled nuclear fusion globally and in China, analyzing the technological, industrial, and policy ecosystems to provide forward-looking references for decision-makers, industry players, and investors [3]. Group 3: Research Content - The report will focus on defining controlled nuclear fusion and its key technologies, the driving forces and environment for its development, critical points for commercialization breakthroughs, and advanced measures taken by industry institutions and enterprises in technology, policy, construction, business models, and financing [6]. Group 4: Industry Trends and Participation Value - Participating enterprises and institutions will have the opportunity to be included in the "Rising Sun: 2026 China Controlled Nuclear Fusion Development Report," enhancing brand visibility and showcasing industry influence [8]. - The report will be published on official platforms, including the iResearch website and WeChat account, with dissemination through multiple media channels [8]. Group 5: Target Participants - The report seeks contributions from enterprises in the controlled nuclear fusion sector, including upstream core materials and components suppliers, midstream key equipment and system integrators, and downstream operational entities [9]. - Relevant institutions involved in the top-level design and management of fusion projects, as well as local government departments promoting fusion energy installations, are also encouraged to participate [9].

Industry Environment - The domestic mid-to-high-end women's clothing market is witnessing the emergence of new brands that attract high-net-worth customers through differentiated positioning and high-quality materials [2] - Brands like AWPROJECT and CHICJOC are expanding rapidly, with AWPROJECT focusing on urban women and CHICJOC implementing a "luxury alternative" strategy to achieve high repurchase rates [2] - International brands such as AnnAndelman are accelerating their presence in the Chinese market, leveraging unique designs and online-offline integration to drive market reshuffling [2] Outdoor Lifestyle Migration - Over 500 million participants are engaged in outdoor sports in China, with a shift in consumer logic towards multi-scenario adaptability, sustainability, and emotional value [3] - The outdoor apparel market is growing at an annual rate of 49%, with consumers prioritizing durability, environmental friendliness, and multifunctionality [3] - Future trends include the proliferation of smart equipment, community integration, and the "no-trace outdoor" concept, driving professional development in the industry [3] Fast Fashion Trends - The fast fashion industry is undergoing significant changes by 2025, characterized by three main trends: premiumization, acceleration, and technology-driven innovation [5] - International brands like Uniqlo and H&M are entering the high-end market through price increases and collaborations, while local brands are expanding overseas [5] - The integration of online and offline channels is deepening, with brands utilizing AI technology in design, warehousing, and marketing to enhance efficiency [5] Luxury Goods Market - The luxury goods sector is experiencing a "store opening wave," with brands like CHANEL and Louis Vuitton opening new stores in China, indicating signs of recovery [7] - The Asia-Pacific market, particularly China, is a key growth driver, while the Japanese market shows mixed performance due to currency and tourism impacts [7] - Brands are focusing on core markets and accelerating localization marketing to strengthen cultural resonance [7] Consumer Behavior Shifts - Consumers are increasingly prioritizing functionality and brand trust over mere trends, as evidenced by the popularity of high-value down jackets [4] - The success of Sam's Club's down jackets reflects a new rational consumption trend where consumers value core needs like warmth and cost-effectiveness [4] - The shift in women's shopping behavior towards men's and children's clothing highlights a growing demand for quality and practicality over traditional fashion norms [13] Jewelry Market Trends - The jewelry market is witnessing a resurgence of retro styles, with a focus on emotional resonance and personalized design appealing to younger consumers [14] - The global jewelry market is expected to grow, with the U.S. and U.K. projected annual growth rates of 1.78% and 3.35%, respectively [14] - The industry is transitioning from "material consumption" to "spiritual consumption," emphasizing the balance between craftsmanship and emotional needs [15] Brand Dynamics - The luxury e-commerce platform Mile has acquired the bankrupt fashion retailer Matches, aiming to reshape luxury retail with a new business model [24] - Scottish luxury cashmere brand Begg x Co is expanding into the Chinese market through a strategic partnership with Meizui, launching its official Tmall flagship store [25] - Sequoia China has acquired a controlling stake in the fashion brand Golden Goose, aiming to support its global expansion and strengthen its market position [26]