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县城游火了,“家门口”的情绪经济如何可持续
2 1 Shi Ji Jing Ji Bao Dao· 2026-02-24 22:18
冯奎(中国区域科学协会副理事长) 让"家门口"的情绪经济一直维持极高热度是不现实的,合理的预期目标是尽可能让它从短期脉冲变得更长效一些。能做的事似乎也有不 少,比如说,可以优化假期结构,一年中增加几个分散式小长假,为情绪消费提供更稳定、更均衡的时间条件,避免情绪集中透支。再 者,要推动支持政策常态化,将文旅支持政策、税收优惠从节日集中投放,转为持续性业态培育,稳定市场预期与消费情绪。另外,应补 齐基础设施与公共服务短板,提升消费体验与承载能力,让情绪消费有载体、有品质、能延续。还有,需激活乡贤资源,吸引人才、资 本、技术返乡,增强地方人气与内生动力,持续营造稳定的生活与消费情绪。更深入一点来讲,"家门口"的情绪经济本质需要激活乡村要 素,为此就要深化农村土地制度改革,特别是要素市场化配置改革,在有条件的地方以宅基地改革盘活闲置资源,打通要素下乡通道,让 资源活起来、人气聚起来,如此则可为情绪经济提供长期支撑。 刚刚过去的2026年春节假期,是我国首个9天超长假期。多个旅游平台数据显示,全国千余个县城酒店订单大幅增长,非景区县城住宿增 幅超60%,安徽临泉县等多个人口大县预订量翻倍,十多个文化特色县域增长更超过 ...
花钱买“童年”?警惕落入“情绪消费陷阱”
Xiao Fei Ri Bao Wang· 2025-08-08 02:35
Group 1 - The "childlike consumption" trend is emerging as a new frontier for young consumers, driven by nostalgia and the desire for emotional healing [1][2] - This trend reflects young people's psychological needs, providing a temporary escape from the pressures of fast-paced life [1] - Social media and celebrity influence have led some young individuals to become trendsetters, turning their hobbies into careers and gaining a sense of belonging [1] Group 2 - Issues such as blind chasing, excessive consumption, and irrational comparison are arising alongside the trend [2] - Some toy companies create scarcity and hidden probabilities to stimulate consumer behavior, leading to addictive consumption patterns [2] - The consumption behavior is increasingly influenced by external recognition mechanisms, which may exacerbate consumption anxiety [2] Group 3 - Consumers should recognize the boundary between emotional and material value to avoid herd mentality and label-based consumption [3] - Companies should focus on reasonable marketing strategies to promote healthy development, while excessive marketing may backfire [3] - Relevant departments should create a favorable industry environment to encourage original content and cultural inspiration in "childlike" products [3]
花45元假装上班,当代年轻人的“体面生存”实录
3 6 Ke· 2025-05-20 11:39
Core Insights - The phenomenon of "paid office" services reflects the deep-seated anxiety and structural changes in consumption behavior among contemporary youth during a period of social transformation [2][10][12] - The "paid office" market has evolved from a psychological comfort to a scalable consumer demand, indicating a shift in how young people cope with unemployment and identity crises [9][13][20] Group 1: Paid Office Services - The concept of "paid office" allows individuals to maintain a semblance of normalcy and social identity while unemployed, with costs ranging from 40 to 1000 yuan depending on the service duration [1][5][8] - The service has gained traction on platforms like Xiaohongshu and Xianyu, with users sharing experiences and referring to it as a "utopia for the unemployed" [5][8][18] - The pricing structure varies significantly between first-tier and second-tier cities, reflecting economic disparities and employment pressures [8][9] Group 2: Youth Anxiety and Consumption Behavior - Young people's anxiety has transformed from singular job-related concerns to a broader existential crisis, with many feeling pressured to maintain a facade of employment [10][12] - The average starting salary for 2025 graduates is reported at 2800 yuan, with a significant gap between expectations and reality, leading to heightened anxiety [10][12] - The rise of "emotional consumption" indicates a willingness to spend on services that provide psychological comfort, as seen in the increasing popularity of "healing economy" services [14][16][20] Group 3: Social Dynamics and Market Trends - The emergence of "paid office" services has led to new social dynamics, with online platforms becoming spaces for mutual support among the unemployed [18][20] - The trend of flexible employment and side jobs is on the rise, with participation rates in side jobs reaching 43.7% in early 2025 [20] - The market for career training and self-improvement courses has expanded, driven by the anxiety of young individuals seeking to enhance their employability [20]