近日《关于扩大服务消费的若干政策措施》公开发布。在今天的国新办新闻发布会上，商务部副部长盛 秋平在回答第一财经记者提问时表示，《政策措施》坚持对外开放和对内放开相结合。通过对外开放、 对内放开，吸引更多优质服务消费资源进入，解决供给侧优质服务短缺问题，激发经营主体活力，提高 服务供给质量和效率。 ...

Core Viewpoint - The Chinese government is implementing measures to expand service consumption, aiming to enhance the quality and availability of services while stimulating domestic demand [1][4]. Group 1: Policy Measures - The new measures include 19 tasks across five main areas, focusing on cultivating service consumption platforms, enriching high-quality service supply, stimulating new service consumption, enhancing financial support, and improving statistical monitoring [2][3][4]. - Specific initiatives include the implementation of service consumption quality improvement actions, support for cultural and tourism sectors, and the introduction of international high-level sports events [2][3]. Group 2: Financial Support - The People's Bank of China has introduced structural monetary policy tools, including loans for service consumption and elderly care, with nearly 600 billion yuan in applications from around 4,000 entities [5][6]. - As of the end of July, the balance of loans in key service consumption areas reached 2.79 trillion yuan, reflecting a year-on-year growth of 5.3% and an increase of 1,642 billion yuan since the beginning of the year [5][6]. Group 3: Economic Impact - The measures are expected to attract more quality service resources, addressing the shortage of high-quality services and enhancing the vitality of business entities [4]. - The government aims to create a favorable environment for service consumption, which is anticipated to lead to increased domestic demand and economic growth [1][4].

Core Viewpoint - The Chinese government is implementing a series of policies to expand service consumption, aiming to transition from goods to service-oriented consumption as GDP per capita approaches $15,000, with a focus on attracting quality service resources and enhancing supply-side quality [1][6][7]. Group 1: Policy Measures - The newly released measures include 19 specific tasks across various sectors such as cultural venues, sports events, education, high-end healthcare, and leisure tourism, indicating a favorable policy environment for service consumption industries [1][6]. - A "1+N" policy system has been established, with over 30 related policy documents already issued to support service consumption [1][6]. Group 2: Digital and AI Integration - The government is promoting the integration of artificial intelligence in consumption, with initiatives to develop new products and scenarios in digital consumption, leveraging technologies like 5G, IoT, and big data [3][5]. - The 2025 "E-TOWN Robot Consumption Festival" showcased significant sales in robotic products, indicating a growing market for AI-driven consumer solutions [3]. Group 3: International and Domestic Market Strategies - The measures emphasize a dual approach of increasing foreign investment while reducing domestic restrictions in sectors like high-end healthcare and leisure, aiming to enhance service supply and stimulate market vitality [6][7]. - The expected increase in inbound tourism, with projections of 1.3 billion visitors and $94.2 billion in spending by 2024, highlights the potential for growth in service consumption related to international travel [7][8]. Group 4: Consumer Experience Enhancements - Initiatives to improve the consumer experience for international travelers include multilingual support at airports and the introduction of tax refund stores, aimed at attracting more foreign tourists [8]. - The focus on enhancing service processes in airports and online travel platforms is part of a broader strategy to provide efficient and convenient experiences for international visitors [7][8].

Core Viewpoint - The Chinese government has introduced a series of policies aimed at expanding service consumption, focusing on enhancing supply and stimulating demand to drive economic growth [4][7]. Group 1: Policy Measures - Approximately 50 pilot cities will be selected nationwide based on population size, driving potential, and development prospects to test new consumption models and scenarios [2][8]. - As of the end of July, the loan balance in key service consumption sectors reached 2.79 trillion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 5.3%, with an addition of 164.2 billion yuan since the beginning of the year [2][10]. - The People's Bank of China is actively supporting qualified financial institutions to issue financial bonds and asset-backed securities to broaden funding sources and enhance consumer credit supply capacity [2][10]. Group 2: Focus on Supply and Demand - The measures aim to address bottlenecks in service consumption development, combining benefits for the public with consumption promotion, optimizing supply, and stimulating demand [4][6]. - The government emphasizes the importance of high-quality service supply, aiming to attract more quality service resources through both opening up to foreign investment and reducing internal market restrictions [5][6]. Group 3: Financial Support - The People's Bank of China has implemented structural monetary policy tools to support service consumption and elderly care, guiding financial institutions to innovate products and services [10][11]. - The financial support for consumption sector entities, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises, has significantly increased, with a notable rise in credit allocation [10][11].

增量政策要让经营主体有真切获得感 "在文件制定过程中，我们以推动扩大服务消费为主要目标，着力解决制约服务消费发展的堵点卡点问题，提出了一些让 经营主体有真切获得感的增量政策。"盛秋平指出，《措施》坚持惠民生和促消费相结合、坚持优化供给和激发需求相结 合、坚持对外开放和对内放开相结合，推动扩大服务消费。 9月17日，商务部副部长盛秋平、国家发展改革委就业收入分配和消费司司长吴越涛、商务部服贸司司长孔德军、文 化和旅游部产业发展司司长缪沐阳、中国人民银行信贷市场司负责人杨虹出席国新办新闻发布会，介绍已于9月16日 发布的《关于扩大服务消费的若干政策措施》（下称《措施》）有关情况。 来看会上重点内容： 1.将通过竞争性评审方式在全国选择50个左右人口基数大、带动作用强、发展潜力好的消费新业态新模式新场景试点城 市； 2.截至7月末，全国服务消费重点领域贷款余额2.79万亿元，同比增长5.3%，比年初新增1642亿元，前7个月新增贷款比去 年全年新增贷款多630亿元； 3.截至7月末，不含个人住房贷款的全国住户消费贷款余额21.04万亿元，比年初新增346亿元，同比增长5.34%； 4.中国人民银行积极支持符合条件的 ...

Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Commerce and nine other departments have released measures to expand service consumption, focusing on enhancing supply and stimulating demand through various policies and pilot programs [1][2]. Group 1: Policy Measures - The measures include selecting around 50 pilot cities with large populations and strong development potential to promote new consumption models and scenarios [1][6]. - A total of 30 policy documents have been issued to establish a "1+N" policy system for service consumption [5]. - Upcoming policies will focus on high-quality development in the accommodation sector and the integration of railways and tourism [5]. Group 2: Financial Support - As of the end of July, the loan balance in key service consumption areas reached 2.79 trillion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 5.3%, with new loans surpassing last year's total by 630 billion yuan [7]. - The People's Bank of China has implemented various financial support measures, including structural monetary policy tools to enhance credit supply in the service sector [7][8]. - Financial institutions are encouraged to innovate products and services to increase credit availability for service consumption [7]. Group 3: Supply and Demand Dynamics - The measures aim to address supply-side shortages by enhancing the quality and efficiency of service offerings, while also stimulating demand through consumer credit support and promotional activities [2][4]. - The focus is on creating high-quality, diverse service consumption scenarios to meet the evolving needs of consumers [6].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the potential expansion of spring and autumn breaks in primary and secondary schools in China, emphasizing the need for flexible holiday arrangements based on local conditions to enhance student well-being and promote tourism consumption [1][2][4]. Group 1: Policy Background - The concept of spring and autumn breaks has been included in various policy agendas since 2013, with the aim of optimizing holiday arrangements for students while maintaining the total number of school days [2][4]. - Recent measures from the Ministry of Commerce and other departments encourage local governments to explore the implementation of spring and autumn breaks, considering factors like climate and local economic conditions [2][9]. Group 2: Regional Variations - In 2025, the autumn semester in Beijing will last 145 days, while in Hangzhou, it will extend to 159 days, marking the longest autumn semester in nearly a decade [1][7]. - The differences in holiday lengths between regions highlight the need for tailored approaches, as northern and southern climates significantly affect school schedules [7][9]. Group 3: Economic Impact - The extended holiday periods, such as the 11-day break in Hangzhou, are expected to boost family travel plans and stimulate consumption in the tourism sector [4][5]. - In 2024, domestic travel is projected to reach 5.615 billion trips, with total spending estimated at 5.75 trillion yuan, indicating a strong correlation between holiday arrangements and consumer behavior [4]. Group 4: Educational Considerations - The introduction of spring and autumn breaks is seen as a way to alleviate academic pressure on students, allowing for better mental health and social development [14]. - The need for parental support in taking time off work to align with children's breaks is emphasized, as without this, the effectiveness of the breaks may be diminished [5][14].

盛秋平表示，下一步，商务部将与相关部门加强横向协作、纵向联动，落实落细相关政策措施，释放服 务消费潜力，为增进民生福祉、推动高质量发展作出积极贡献。 期货日报网讯（记者 杨美 见习记者 肖佳煊）9月17日下午，国务院新闻办公室举行新闻发布会，介绍 扩大服务消费有关政策措施。发布会上，商务部副部长盛秋平表示，近年来，我国消费市场规模稳步扩 大，消费结构持续优化，消费潜能加速释放，服务消费表现亮眼，国际消费中心城市入境旅客成倍增 长，旅游市场亮点纷呈。但与此同时，我国服务消费领域供给质量仍需提高，一些领域消费体验有待提 升，需要进一步发挥政策合力，促进服务消费高质量发展。 盛秋平介绍，近日商务部会同国家发展改革委、文化和旅游部、中国人民银行等9部门印发的《关于扩 大服务消费的若干政策措施》，共提出5个方面19项任务举措。一是培育服务消费促进平台。二是丰富 高品质服务供给。将扩大服务业高水平对外开放，将更多服务消费领域纳入《鼓励外商投资产业目 录》，以开放优化供给，以供给创造需求等。三是激发服务消费新增量。将有序扩大单方面免签国家范 围、优化完善区域性入境免签政策，鼓励电商平台创新线上线下融合的数字服务消费场景，打 ...

Core Viewpoint - The Chinese government is implementing policies to expand service consumption, focusing on enhancing the service economy and diversifying consumption scenarios to support high-quality economic development [1][3]. Group 1: Policy Measures - The government will support the establishment of a comprehensive service economy, innovate diverse service consumption scenarios, and promote collaborations between quality consumption resources and well-known IPs [1]. - Approximately 50 pilot cities will be selected based on population size, driving potential, and development prospects to enhance quality consumption supply and stimulate new consumption formats [3]. Group 2: Service Consumption Trends - The vitality of improvement-type service consumption, including cultural entertainment, tourism, and sports, is on the rise, with significant growth projected in per capita education and cultural entertainment spending [4]. - In 2024, per capita spending on education and cultural entertainment is expected to increase by 9.8%, with a further increase of 11.8% in the first half of 2025 [4]. - The tourism sector is experiencing a surge, with 1,860 tourist trains planned for 2024, transporting over 1 million tourists, of which nearly 80% are elderly [4]. Group 3: Future Directions - The National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) emphasizes that service consumption is crucial for expanding and upgrading consumption, as well as improving livelihoods [6]. - The NDRC plans to enhance service supply quality and capacity by promoting innovation through "Artificial Intelligence+" initiatives, improving service levels in key sectors, and creating a fair market environment for small and medium-sized service enterprises [6].

Core Points - The article discusses various policy measures aimed at expanding service consumption in China, focusing on enhancing quality and accessibility of services [1][3][12]. Group 1: Policy Measures - Implementation of actions to improve service consumption quality and benefit the public, including the "Buy in China" brand and a series of promotional activities [3]. - Development of new consumption scenarios through pilot cities for new business formats and models [3][4]. - Support for high-quality service supply and expansion of high-level opening-up in the service industry, including more service sectors in the encouraged foreign investment directory [4]. Group 2: Cultural and Creative Support - Utilization of existing funding channels to support high-quality creations in literature, arts, film, and animation, and to cultivate mass cultural activities and event brands [5]. - Encouragement for cultural heritage sites and institutions to innovate exhibition methods and collaborate with social forces to develop cultural and digital products [6][7]. Group 3: Training and Education - Strengthening training for personnel in elderly care, domestic services, and long-term care sectors [9]. - Support for non-academic education and training in cultural arts, technology, and sports, including community colleges and night schools [7]. Group 4: Healthcare and Childcare - Support for inclusive childcare institutions with operational subsidies and space support [10]. - Relaxation of market access in mid-to-high-end medical and leisure sectors [11]. Group 5: Attracting Foreign Consumption - Measures to attract more foreign visitors for consumption, including optimizing visa policies and promoting traditional cultural resources [12]. - Encouragement for travel agencies to create tourism routes tailored for foreign visitors [12]. Group 6: Digital Services and Financial Support - Expansion of digital service consumption by creating new information consumption products and scenarios [14]. - Strengthening financial support for service facilities in culture, tourism, elderly care, childcare, and sports through various funding channels [15].