
Group 1 - The LABUBU3.0 series has officially launched offline sales, attracting long queues in domestic stores and a global buying frenzy, highlighting the rise of the emotional economy driven by stress-relief toys, pet consumption, and AI companionship [2] - The 2025 Consumer Awards by Nandu Bay Financial Society will focus on the emotional economy and emerging consumer forces, initiating a special research project to identify new value consumption trends across various sectors [2][9] - The government emphasizes the importance of boosting consumption and investment, aiming to enhance consumer capacity and improve consumption conditions as part of a broader strategy for high-quality economic development [3] Group 2 - Emotional release is becoming a significant factor influencing the decision-making of younger consumers, with a growing focus on self-fulfillment and the pursuit of meaningful consumption experiences [6] - The market is witnessing innovative practices that integrate emotional value with quality upgrades, such as green consumption initiatives and immersive cultural tourism experiences targeting younger demographics [6] - A series of industry seminars will be organized to discuss the pain points and hot topics related to emotional consumption, involving representatives from various sectors [10] Group 3 - The "Good Life Products" selection will focus on items that cater to consumers' emotional needs for stress relief, healing, and companionship, with recommendations to be published at the event [11] - A think tank report will be released to assess the current state of the emotional economy, consumer demands, and brand recognition in emotional consumption, based on survey data [12] - The "New Consumption Forces Ceremony" will take place in late June, featuring discussions on value consumption and the emotional economy, along with presentations from participating companies [13]