“去一趟封关后的海南，我被自己‘穷’笑了”

Group 1 - The article highlights the surge in consumer spending in Hainan following the implementation of a new duty-free policy, with gold purchases becoming particularly popular among middle-class consumers [10][38][73] - The price of gold in Hainan's duty-free shops is significantly lower than in mainland China, with a reported price of 1194 RMB per gram compared to over 1368 RMB in mainland stores, leading to a rush of buyers [25][34] - The influx of consumers has resulted in record sales for duty-free stores in Sanya, with sales exceeding 100 million RMB over four consecutive days and attracting over 36,000 visitors [53][54] Group 2 - Hainan is positioned as a "consumer paradise" post-closure, attracting not only tourists but also investors looking to capitalize on the favorable tax environment, which includes lower corporate tax rates and exemptions for high-end talent [38][67] - The article notes that the number of duty-free items has increased from 1900 to approximately 6600, with a significant rise in the proportion of zero-tariff goods, enhancing the attractiveness of Hainan for both consumers and businesses [73][74] - The demand for luxury items, including electronics like the iPhone, has surged, with discounts of over 2000 RMB reported for new models, further driving consumer interest in Hainan [41][44]