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Core Insights - The opening of flagship stores by luxury brands such as Dior, Louis Vuitton, and Tiffany in Beijing's Sanlitun marks a significant shift in high-end retail, transforming stores into "mini-museums" and "experience centers" [1] - LVMH reported a recovery in growth, particularly attributed to the Chinese market, while other brands like Hermès and Prada also showed stable performance; however, the overall luxury market in China may see a slight decline according to Bain's report [1] - The competition among luxury brands is evolving from quantity and speed of store openings to creating unique brand ecosystems that enhance customer experience and retention [1] Industry Trends - The "experience war" among luxury brands has expanded beyond Sanlitun, indicating a shift towards immersive and shareable lifestyles across various cities in China [2] - The recent wave of openings signals that competition in the Chinese luxury market has entered a "deep water zone," where success will depend more on storytelling and creating memorable experiences rather than just sales figures [2]