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（2025年12月24日）为庆祝马年新春，全球销量第一的日本啤酒品牌朝日超爽啤酒携手当代日本艺术家横山裕一，展开破格 合作推出年度新春限量版包装，释放农历新年的蓬勃活力。横山裕一被誉为日本最具创造力的艺术家之一，此次他将传统新春符 号注入爆发性的能量、色彩与想象，以充滿视觉冲击力的现代风格赋予罐身鲜明摩登精神，进一步夯实朝日啤酒"摩登日本"的品牌 价值内涵。此系列限定版罐装及包装产品将在全国各大城市的餐厅、超市及线上平台同步发售。 图：不同规格的新春限量版包装朝日超爽啤酒展示 新春佳节是亲朋欢聚、笑语满堂的时刻。无论是一家人围炉守岁，或是与好友相约畅谈，一罐冰镇超爽的朝日超爽啤酒都是点 燃团聚气氛、增添年味的佳伴。其顺滑口感与独特风味，更能为团圆餐桌与欢聚场景注入活力与愉悦。 此次合作是朝日超爽啤酒与横山裕一这两个同样以颠覆性创意闻名的行业先锋的首度携手，完美融合传统与现代的元素，将标 志性的银色罐身转化为新番风格的庆典画卷。艺术家以马年为灵感，运用标志性线条艺术让新春庆典跃然罐上：绚烂烟花、喜庆 灯笼与欢庆人群共同构成一匹由人群汇聚而成的生肖骏马，奔腾穿梭于活力都市图景之中。视觉盛宴不止于此，日文片假名更以 ...

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Group 1: Balenciaga's New Campaign - Balenciaga has launched its first brand advertisement featuring creative director Pierpaolo Piccioli, showcasing a new female image that embodies strength and composure [1][2] - The advertisement captures moments of confidence and elegance with models Zhang Xiaofei, Yang Chaoyue, and Roh Yoon Seo in Piccioli's designs, emphasizing the philosophy of "beauty as emotion" [2][3] - The campaign aims to revive two classic symbols of the brand, the Rodeo and Le City handbags, representing a blend of practicality and refined charm [2][3] Group 2: GARCON BY GARCON's First Store - GARCON BY GARCON has opened its first offline store in Shanghai, designed by architect Guo Liao Hui, inspired by traditional Chinese architecture [8][9] - The store, named "HOME SWEET HOME," features a dialogue with Chinese traditional culture through its design and decor, showcasing a range of clothing and lifestyle products [8][9] Group 3: ARKET's New Flagship Store - ARKET has unveiled a new flagship store in Shanghai, marking its fifth location in China, with a design collaboration with Frank Chou that merges traditional and modern Chinese aesthetics [13][14] - The store offers a selection of men's, women's, and children's clothing, as well as home goods, emphasizing practicality and timeless fashion [14] Group 4: FILA's New Down Jacket Series - FILA has launched the "4810凌峰鹅绒" down jacket series, featuring a three-layer protection system designed for extreme cold environments [19][20] - The series includes high-quality materials and design elements that enhance functionality and comfort, suitable for temperatures as low as -25°C [19][20] Group 5: Li-Ning's Collaboration with Pokémon - Li-Ning has introduced a collaboration with Pokémon, creatively reimagining several classic shoe models with popular characters [24][25] - The designs incorporate elements from characters like Pikachu and Eevee, blending nostalgia with modern footwear technology [24][25] Group 6: Aesop's Seasonal Gift Boxes - Aesop has launched a seasonal gift box series themed "Fragrance in Abundance," offering a variety of options for different gifting needs [34] - The gift boxes feature unique designs inspired by everyday objects and are made from eco-friendly materials, reflecting Aesop's commitment to design excellence [34]

Core Insights - The article discusses the tension between traditional shopping experiences and the rise of digital commerce, emphasizing the need for balance between convenience and community interaction [1][9]. Group 1: Market Trends - As of Q2 2025, China's online retail market is projected to exceed 14.5 trillion yuan, with a year-on-year growth of 13.2% [3]. - Active users on food delivery platforms have reached 850 million, with daily orders surpassing 100 million [3]. Group 2: Consumer Sentiment - There are three main groups expressing concerns about the dominance of digital commerce: older generations accustomed to traditional shopping, idealists longing for personal interactions, and brick-and-mortar businesses facing competition [5][6]. - The nostalgia for traditional markets and social interactions highlights the emotional connection people have with physical shopping experiences [5][7]. Group 3: Adaptation and Innovation - The emergence of "community markets" in 2025 allows consumers to order via apps and pick up items locally, fostering social interactions [7]. - Traditional markets are undergoing digital upgrades, enabling them to accept both online and offline orders, thus enhancing operational efficiency while maintaining a vibrant atmosphere [7][8]. Group 4: Business Strategies - Restaurants are increasingly adopting a hybrid model that combines online and offline sales, leading to a 35% increase in quarterly revenue compared to those using a single channel [8]. - Businesses are encouraged to integrate the strengths of both traditional and digital approaches to enhance consumer experiences [8][9]. Group 5: Future Outlook - The future of commerce is expected to be more inclusive and diverse, catering to varying consumer needs without reverting to outdated practices [9][11]. - The concept of "human warmth" in shopping is not limited to a specific method but is a shared pursuit of a better life, whether through physical markets or online platforms [9][11].

Core Viewpoint - Gyeongju, located in southeastern South Korea, is a historical city known for its rich cultural heritage and modern technological advancements, symbolizing the blend of tradition and innovation in Korea [1] Group 1: Historical Significance - Gyeongju served as the capital of the Silla Dynasty from 57 BC to 935 AD, leaving behind numerous historical relics and cultural heritage [1] - The city is referred to as a "museum without a roof," highlighting its extensive historical significance [1] Group 2: Cultural Exchange - Gyeongju has a history of friendly exchanges with China, exemplified by stories such as the Silla prince Kim Jiao's journey to China and Choi Chi-won studying in Tang Dynasty [1] - The city represents a historical witness to Sino-Korean friendship [1] Group 3: Modern Development - Gyeongju is not only a historical city but also a hub for advanced technology industries, earning the title of "the city that best represents Korea" [1] - The city has recently revitalized by integrating traditional and modern elements, showcasing new vitality [1]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the launch of a new project by the company, focusing on the exploration of cities through a series of publications, starting with Quanzhou, highlighting its unique blend of tradition and modernity [5][20]. Summary by Sections Project Introduction - The company is introducing a new series of publications called "Future Vision Map City Series," with the first book titled "Re-discovering Quanzhou," aimed at providing deeper insights into urban exploration beyond mere travel guides [5][6]. Selection of Quanzhou - Quanzhou was chosen for its rich cultural background, local pride, and distinct brand image, embodying both tradition and modernity [9][20]. Framework of Exploration - The exploration framework consists of ten keywords that serve as lenses to understand the city's history, culture, and economic life, allowing readers to navigate through the content based on their interests [11][16]. Key Themes - The ten keywords include: - Red Brick: Visual impact of the city's architecture - Paving: The role of deities in local governance - Maritime Trade: Historical significance as a major port - West Street: A blend of commercialization and daily life - Locals: Insights from five local residents - Overseas Chinese: Their influence on modern Quanzhou - Quanzhou Prefecture: Contemporary business legends - Xunpu: Cultural reflections on family and gender roles - Tea Drinking: Social interactions over tea - Opera: Everyday cultural experiences [11][20]. Cultural Symbols - "Zan Hua" (hairpin flower) and "Bai Bai" (worship) are identified as cultural symbols connecting tradition and modernity, with discussions on their significance and cultural implications [20][24]. Historical Context - Quanzhou's historical significance is underscored by its designation as a UNESCO World Heritage site, reflecting its rich maritime trade history [26]. Modern Developments - The article highlights the preservation of Quanzhou's architectural features amidst urban renewal, showcasing it as a "living ancient city" [26]. Business Insights - The entrepreneurial spirit of Quanzhou residents is emphasized, with references to successful brands originating from the region, illustrating the local economy's resilience and adaptability [32][26]. Publication Features - The publication includes a city walk guide and a visually appealing design, combining in-depth reporting with engaging illustrations and photographs to enhance the reader's experience [34][37].

Core Viewpoint - The transformation of Peng Town showcases the integration of traditional consumption with modern business, highlighted by the thriving tea culture and the emergence of diverse new businesses [1][2][3] Group 1: Traditional Tea Culture - The historical significance of the Guanyinge Old Teahouse, established during the Ming Dynasty, remains a central attraction for both locals and tourists [1] - The number of teahouses in Peng Town has increased from two over 30 years ago to over 100 today, indicating a significant growth in traditional tea consumption [2] Group 2: Modern Business Integration - The influx of young consumers and tourists has revitalized the old teahouse, leading to a surge in business for nearby establishments, including a coffee shop that combines leisure and cultural exchange [2] - New businesses, such as a coffee shop and a handmade craft store, have been established in response to the growing interest in cultural and artisanal products among younger demographics [2][3] Group 3: Ecological Development of the Old Street - The unique ecosystem of Peng Town's old street is characterized by the coexistence of traditional teahouses and diverse new businesses, creating a vibrant commercial atmosphere [3] - Local government efforts have led to the introduction of 155 new businesses across various sectors, including coffee, cultural creativity, and traditional clothing, while preserving the essence of traditional trades [3]