Core Insights - The report highlights the rapid growth of the "Goods Economy" driven by secondary IP derivatives, transitioning from niche markets to mainstream appeal, with a projected market size exceeding 2000 billion yuan by 2025 [1][2][47]. Industry Definition - "Goods" refers to secondary products related to two-dimensional culture, including badges, paper products, and standees, with the term "eating goods" denoting the purchase of these items [7]. Industry Development - The "Goods Economy" in China showcases a blend of cultural consumption and industrial upgrading, with a significant shift from overseas IP derivatives to domestic production, particularly in the last decade [10][11][12]. Product Types - Badges are the most popular product type, accounting for 64% of the second-hand market sales, followed by standees and other merchandise [13][15]. Market Size - The market size for the "Goods Economy" is expected to reach approximately 1689 billion yuan in 2024, reflecting a year-on-year growth of over 40% [47]. Industry Outlook - The domestic IP derivative market is currently underdeveloped, with only 10% of film revenues coming from merchandise, indicating significant growth potential compared to mature markets like the US and Japan [22][48]. User Demographics - The core audience for the "Goods Economy" is primarily the Z generation, with a user base projected to reach 5 billion, and a notable increase in female consumers from 67% in 2023 to 78% in early 2025 [23][42]. Industry Chain - The industry chain consists of three main segments: upstream IP development, midstream production and design, and downstream sales channels, which include online platforms and physical stores [26][32][36]. Challenges and Opportunities - The industry faces challenges such as homogenization, weak copyright protection, and dependency on IP, but also benefits from rapid market expansion and the rise of domestic IPs [2][45].