2026年，钱从哪挣？

Group 1 - The core issue for many companies in 2025 is insufficient domestic demand, leading to increased competition and reduced profits, prompting the need for companies to explore international markets [2][4]. - The concept of "going overseas" has evolved from merely exporting products to relocating entire value chains, as exemplified by Miniso, which engages with its overseas customers to enhance brand recognition and product offerings [2][3]. - Leading companies are beginning to expand internationally, but successful overseas operations require integrating complex supply chain systems and collaborating with local partners, as demonstrated by Tesla's operations in Shanghai [5][6]. Group 2 - Companies are leveraging their unique advantages to succeed in international markets, such as cost advantages seen in factories in Yiwu, where products can sell for double the domestic price [8]. - Innovations in product capabilities, like the advanced industrial robots developed by Meikaman, showcase how companies can differentiate themselves in the global market [8]. - Establishing long-term trust within familiar social networks is crucial for businesses, as illustrated by the success of Pang Donglai, who prioritizes employee welfare and customer feedback to build a loyal customer base [10]. Group 3 - The shift in consumer behavior reflects an upgrade in consumption philosophy, where individuals are willing to pay for enhanced experiences, creating new market opportunities [12][13]. - Companies can tap into these opportunities by creating engaging experiences that resonate with consumers' desires for a better quality of life, even if they initially lack awareness of such services [12][13]. - As traditional large-scale commercial opportunities diminish, a more refined and heartfelt business ecosystem is emerging, focusing on meeting the nuanced needs of ordinary consumers [13].