12月19日，位于北京城市副中心的湾里开启试营业，掀起了一股消费热潮。记者12月22日获悉，试营业 前3天，这座商业文化新地标累计客流突破40万人次，累计销售突破3000万元，展现了国际娱乐商业综 合体对消费者的吸引力。 刚刚过去的周末，新亮相的湾里成为热门打卡地，不少市民和游客第一时间前来打卡。王府井 WellTown商场内，主理人店铺、全国及区域首店、旗舰店等特色店铺纷纷亮相，还提供试营业专属折 扣，吸引消费者进店选购。富有艺术感和设计感的场景也成为热门打卡点，在商场中庭，当水幕从高处 缓缓落下，人们纷纷驻足拍照。 记者了解到，12月26日正式开业后，各品牌折扣还将与商场统一的优惠叠加，形成更大的吸引力，届时 还将有抽奖、满减、团券等多种开业福利，迎接岁末年初消费热潮。 湾里正式开业后，还会有更多新体验登场。王府井WellTown内的WCCA湾里当代艺术中心将开启开馆 首展"最是一年春好处"，为观众奉献一场艺术级典藏盛宴。汀云小镇还将迎来乐队音乐会，营造浓厚的 节庆氛围。未来，汀云小镇将成为集餐饮、零售、娱乐、文化体验于一体的人文感街区，与王府井 WellTown形成互补，共同带来"不止于逛街"的多元体验 ...

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Group 1 - The core commercial landmark, Tongzhou Mixc, in Beijing's sub-center is celebrating its first anniversary since opening on September 20 last year, attracting 40% of its customer base from the surrounding North Three Counties [1] - A month-long series of activities is planned for the anniversary, including promotions, live band performances, and family-friendly events, aimed at boosting regional consumer activity [1] - The anniversary celebration will coincide with Beijing International Fashion Week, featuring a fashion festival and a music festival with performances from popular artists [1][2] Group 2 - During the anniversary celebration, various discount coupons will be offered to consumers, such as a 50 yuan coupon for 100 yuan, and discounts on retail and dining, catering to diverse consumer needs [4] - A comprehensive scene renovation is set to be completed in September, featuring the design inspiration "Dream as a Horse" derived from Chinese poetry, aligning with the project's positioning of "building a quality life" [6]

Core Insights - The 2025 "New First-Tier Cities Charm Ranking" highlights the increasing differentiation among cities in China as they transition to a consumption-driven society, with cities like Linyi and Heze showing significant improvements in their rankings [1][9] - The ranking methodology emphasizes commercial consumption over traditional economic indicators like GDP, reflecting a shift in urban competitiveness [3][4] Group 1: Ranking Overview - Linyi has returned to the second-tier city status, ranking closely behind Yantai, and has jumped 8 places from the previous year, while Heze has surged 20 places [1] - The ranking includes 15 new first-tier cities and 30 second-tier cities, with Linyi and Heze being notable examples of cities that have improved their standings significantly [2] Group 2: Evaluation Criteria - The ranking system prioritizes third-sector activities, particularly commercial consumption, over industrial output, indicating a shift towards a more service-oriented urban economy [3][4] - New metrics introduced in the ranking include factors such as the scale of live-streaming influencers, online business diversity, and nighttime economic activity, reflecting the evolving nature of urban attractiveness [4][5] Group 3: Economic Indicators - Linyi's retail sales reached 343.38 billion yuan in 2024, ranking fourth in Shandong, while its economic output is significantly lower than Yantai's, indicating untapped consumption potential [6][7] - The city has a third-sector contribution of 51.2% to its GDP, which is comparable to other industrial cities, suggesting a balanced economic structure [7][8] Group 4: Urban Development Trends - The ranking reflects a broader trend where cities with strong service sectors and vibrant consumer markets are becoming more attractive, especially to younger populations [5][8] - Linyi's logistics and transportation infrastructure has facilitated economic dynamism, with a notable increase in online retail sales driven by live-streaming commerce [8][9] Group 5: Consumption as an Economic Driver - Consumption is increasingly recognized as a primary engine for economic growth in China, with consumer spending contributing 82.5% to GDP growth in 2023 [8][9] - The shift towards a consumption-oriented economy is evident as cities adapt to new consumer preferences and market dynamics, with Linyi's rise serving as a case study [9]