从“必需”到“悦己”：中国兴起“犒赏”消费新势力

Group 1 - The concept of "reward economy" is emerging in China, where consumers purchase non-essential items or experiences to gain immediate pleasure and self-affirmation in response to work and life pressures [2][3] - The rise of the "reward economy" reflects a shift in consumer values from functional utility to emotional value, indicating a transition from "buying useful" to "buying happiness" [3][5] - Experience-based rewards, such as DIY workshops and themed exhibitions, are becoming a significant trend in consumer behavior, particularly among younger demographics [5][7] Group 2 - The "reward economy" is indicative of the continuous release of China's consumption potential, with experiential rewards gaining popularity in various shopping districts [5][7] - The潮玩 (trendy toy) market is a major driver of the "reward economy," with predictions indicating that the market size will reach 110.1 billion yuan by 2026 [7] - Companies are increasingly focusing on emotional consumption needs, transforming products and services to be more personalized, IP-driven, and experiential, thereby enhancing consumer engagement [7]