Group 1 - JD Group's CEO Xu Ran announced that the number of full-time delivery riders for JD's food delivery service has surpassed 120,000 and is expected to exceed 150,000 by the end of the current quarter [1] - The average income of full-time delivery riders in first-tier cities such as Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen is approximately 13,000 yuan [1] - JD's food delivery service has achieved a daily order volume exceeding 25 million within just over 100 days of its launch, significantly surpassing expectations [2] Group 2 - JD has implemented the industry's strictest entry standards for its food delivery service, with an approval rate of only 40% for new merchants [2] - Measures include photo re-inspection, regular inspections, and video verification, along with public supervision to eliminate non-compliant restaurants [2] - Users can report non-compliant "no-dine-in restaurants" through a QR code or feedback option, and verified reports will lead to immediate removal of the merchant, with users receiving a 40 yuan JD gift card as a reward [2] Group 3 - "No-dine-in restaurants" refer to establishments that do not offer in-store dining services, focusing primarily on delivery [3] - In February, JD officially launched a recruitment campaign for "quality dine-in restaurant merchants," which imposes higher standards on merchants regarding operational strength, hygiene, and dining environment [4] - JD also encourages users to recommend quality dine-in restaurants for entry, offering a 100 yuan JD gift card for each successful recommendation [5]