Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the importance of expanding domestic demand and stimulating consumption through various measures [1][2][3] Group 2 - Gradually increase rural elderly pensions to improve living standards and reduce the financial burden on their children, which in turn can enhance consumption [1] - Raise the minimum wage level, as the current increase has lagged behind the national GDP growth, negatively impacting the lower-income population [1] - Increase childbirth subsidies and invest in social childcare institutions to encourage higher birth rates, with a focus on enhancing financial support for families [1] Group 3 - Gradually expand the proportion of villas and low-density communities to improve living standards, particularly in areas with low population density, which can lead to increased purchases of household goods [2] Group 4 - Increase people's rest time by enforcing stricter regulations on overtime work, ensuring weekends off, and implementing paid annual leave, with advanced regions setting an example [3]