Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles highlights the intensifying competition in the food delivery market, particularly following JD's entry, which disrupts the long-standing duopoly of Meituan and Ele.me [1][2][3] - JD's entry into the market has led to significant growth, with daily order volume exceeding 25 million within 90 days and coverage expanding to 350 cities with over 1.5 million quality restaurants [2][4] - The competition has escalated into a "subsidy war," with platforms offering substantial discounts and promotions to attract customers, leading to a surge in order volumes [3][5] Group 2 - The articles discuss the unsustainability of high subsidies, with experts warning that once these subsidies decline, the market may face challenges, particularly for small and medium-sized businesses [6][7] - Concerns are raised about the long-term impact of price wars on the profitability of restaurants, with some businesses reporting minimal profits per order and fears of a "low-price, low-quality" cycle [8][9] - The articles emphasize the need for regulatory oversight to ensure fair competition and protect smaller businesses from being adversely affected by the aggressive strategies of larger platforms [10][11] Group 3 - The growth of the instant retail market is highlighted, with projections indicating a rise from 650 billion yuan in 2023 to 2 trillion yuan by 2030, attracting significant interest from major e-commerce players [10][12] - The articles suggest that the entry of new players into the market could reshape the competitive landscape, potentially leading to increased market concentration and challenges for smaller operators [9][12] - The importance of maintaining market openness and accessibility is stressed, with recommendations for regulatory measures to prevent monopolistic behaviors and ensure a level playing field for all market participants [11][12]