中经记者 索寒雪 北京报道 长期对全国多地大型商场进行实地调研的营销专家李海生在接受记者采访时分析，北京服装消费占比处 于中下游"完全符合预期"，是城市基本属性的外在反映。 他表示，北京、上海具有文化高地、教育高地的特征，但高房价导致居住消费支出占比高，进而挤压了 服装等其他领域的消费空间。 以成都为例，李海生指出，今年一季度成都人均居住消费仅为2191元。"成都的基本属性是潮流和休 闲，因此商业更繁荣、商场密度更大，商场里服饰类店铺占比高。"他表示，成都消费活跃度高，被称 为"消费第四城"，仅次于上海、北京、重庆，甚至超过深圳、广州等一线城市。 尽管北京人承受较高生活压力，但其服饰消费仍保持一定活力。"衣橱依旧在更新，未来服装的科技属 性会进一步增强。"李海生说。 北京市经信局、北京市商务局等五部门近日印发的《北京市时尚产业高质量发展实施方案（2025—2027 年）》（以下简称"方案"）提出，北京将推动时尚产业高质量发展，强化科技与文化融合，支持新品研 发与设计创新。 国家统计局编纂的《中国统计年鉴2025》近日出版。数据显示，2024年北京人均服装消费支出为2031 元，高于全国平均水平的1521元。但 ...

Core Insights - The Chinese motorcycle brands are gaining significant market share in France and Europe despite an overall decline in the motorcycle market, attributed to their reliable quality, innovative technology, and high cost-performance ratio [1][3] - CFMOTO has emerged as a leading brand in France, with new registrations reaching 4,741 units and a market share of 3.4%, surpassing established brands like Suzuki, Piaggio, and KTM [1][3] Market Performance - The overall sales of two-wheeled vehicles in France declined by 11% in the first nine months of 2025, while Chinese brands showed exceptional performance [1] - CFMOTO's market share growth indicates a shift in consumer preference towards Chinese brands, which are now competing closely with industry giants like Honda [1] Technological Advancements - Chinese brands are no longer solely relying on price advantages; they are offering more technologically advanced features at similar price points [3] - For instance, Zontes introduced a scooter equipped with dual cameras for rear visibility, showcasing advanced digital technology [3] Brand Expansion - The success of CFMOTO is encouraging other Chinese brands like Zontes, Benda, and QJmotor to accelerate their entry into the European market, providing diverse options to meet various consumer needs [3] - The competitive pricing of these brands is even impacting the European second-hand motorcycle market [3] Future Outlook - Industry experts suggest that Chinese motorcycle brands should continue to strengthen their technological and pricing advantages while also focusing on brand culture development and building sales and service networks for deeper market penetration [3]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses recent favorable policies in the consumption sector, aimed at enhancing service consumption and creating new growth points in the economy through pilot programs in selected cities [1][2]. Group 1: Policy Announcements - The Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Commerce have issued notifications to support new consumption formats, models, and scenarios, focusing on enhancing service quality and expanding service consumption [2][3]. - Approximately 50 cities will be selected for pilot programs, with a focus on large cities with significant population and development potential. The policy implementation period is set for two years [3]. Group 2: Support Directions - The first notification emphasizes three main areas for innovation: 1. Establishing a robust service system for new product launches, including the creation of launch centers and platforms in key commercial areas [4]. 2. Innovating diverse service consumption scenarios by integrating digital technologies like AI and the metaverse into various sectors such as entertainment and tourism [4]. 3. Supporting collaborations between quality consumption resources and well-known IPs to stimulate consumer potential through immersive shopping experiences [5]. Group 3: Financial Support - Central financial support for pilot cities includes funding of 4 billion yuan for super-large cities, 3 billion yuan for large cities, and 2 billion yuan for other cities, distributed in two batches based on performance evaluations [5][6]. - The second notification also provides financial assistance, with international consumption center cities receiving 2 billion yuan and other cities 1 billion yuan, following a similar funding distribution strategy [8]. Group 4: International Consumption Environment - The second notification aims to build an international consumption environment by enhancing high-quality consumption supply and creating international consumer-friendly business districts [9]. - It includes optimizing foreign payment services and improving the infrastructure for foreign currency exchange in key areas frequented by international visitors [9][10]. - The notification also emphasizes improving service levels in key locations by providing multilingual support and enhancing the overall experience for inbound tourists [10].

Core Insights - The Hai Phong Free Trade Zone is set to officially launch in 2025, covering an area of approximately 6,292 hectares, making it the first comprehensive free trade zone in Northern Vietnam [1] - The free trade zone will be divided into three non-contiguous areas, focusing on industrial production, port logistics, and trade services [1] Group 1: Development Phases - The development of the Hai Phong Free Trade Zone will occur in two phases: the first phase until 2030 will focus on establishing legal frameworks, investment infrastructure, and attracting investors [1] - By 2028, Hai Phong aims to enhance investment attraction efforts, approve functional areas, and improve key logistics infrastructure [1] - The second phase from 2030 to 2035 will emphasize the expansion of comprehensive infrastructure and the integration of industrial-logistics ecosystems, targeting high-tech, finance, biotechnology, and R&D projects [1] Group 2: Economic Context - Hai Phong is a significant port city in Vietnam, serving as an economic, industrial, and cultural hub in the northern coastal region [2] - In the first half of this year, the city's GDP reached 210 trillion VND (approximately 65 billion RMB), reflecting a year-on-year growth of 11.2% [2] - Following the merger with Hai Duong Province on July 1, the new Hai Phong city now spans over 3,194 square kilometers and has a population exceeding 4.6 million, with 51 ports, ranking second in the country [2]

Core Viewpoint - The salon focused on the international dissemination of intangible cultural heritage (ICH) and the challenges and future prospects of its protection and promotion in the context of globalization and digitalization [3][4]. Group 1: Cultural Value - Intangible cultural heritage embodies emotional ties and life wisdom of local societies, providing a unique path for sustainable development distinct from Western industrialization [4]. - Examples of ICH projects, such as China's 24 Solar Terms and Mexico's Day of the Dead, reflect a harmonious view of the relationship between humans and nature [4]. - Protecting these ICH projects helps restore ecological relationships and rebuild connections between individuals and communities [4]. Group 2: National Identity and International Communication - ICH serves as an important carrier of cultural identity and soft power, shaping vibrant cultural images on the international stage through community recreation and digital dissemination [4]. - The integration of digital technology allows ICH to be more visible, participatory, and understandable internationally [4]. Group 3: Future Outlook - Experts at the salon emphasized the need for a people-centered approach to ICH protection, respecting cultural diversity and local community practices [5]. - There is a call for deeper global cooperation in the field of ICH protection, promoting a more diverse, inclusive, and open collaborative mechanism [5]. - The use of digital technology is encouraged to build a diversified and multi-dimensional dissemination ecosystem, enhancing the visibility and influence of ICH in the international community [5].

Group 1: Importance of Pastoral Development - Pastoral areas hold a strategic position in China's economic and social development, with significant emphasis from the central government on ecological protection and upgrading the livestock industry [1][3] - High-quality development in pastoral regions is crucial for ensuring the effective supply of livestock products, promoting comprehensive economic and social development, and enhancing food security [3][4] Group 2: Economic Highlights and Achievements - The GDP of pastoral regions has shown steady growth, with notable increases in 2024: Xinjiang at 20,534.08 billion yuan (6.1% growth), Tibet at 2,764.94 billion yuan (6.3% growth), and Gansu at 13,002.9 billion yuan (5.8% growth) [6] - Infrastructure improvements have been significant, with Inner Mongolia's infrastructure investment growing by 23.8% in 2024 and Tibet's agricultural fixed asset investment increasing by 21.2% [6] - Livestock production has expanded, with Inner Mongolia's beef output reaching 891,000 tons (14.5% growth) in 2024, and Tibet's livestock population increasing by 389,300 heads [6] Group 3: Policy Measures and Support - A series of policies have been implemented to promote pastoral development, including ecological protection subsidies and support for modern agricultural industry parks [4][5] - Financial support for high-quality livestock development in Inner Mongolia amounts to over 260 million yuan by 2025, while Xinjiang has introduced a transformation plan for grassland livestock from 2023 to 2030 [5] Group 4: Ecological Improvement and Cultural Significance - Grassland ecosystems are vital for the balance of the "grass-livestock-people" system, with improvements in grassland ecology directly impacting livestock health and productivity [8][9] - The restoration of grassland ecology has led to a historical shift from overall degradation to improvement, with an average annual grassland restoration area exceeding 4 million acres since the 14th Five-Year Plan [10][11] Group 5: Technological and Innovative Approaches - The integration of digital technologies, such as AI and satellite monitoring, is transforming traditional pastoral management into a more precise and efficient system [12][18] - Innovative practices in livestock breeding and grassland management are being explored, including the establishment of a breeding system for high-quality forage and livestock [17] Group 6: Cultural Tourism Development - The cultural tourism industry is becoming a key area for economic development in pastoral regions, combining traditional livestock farming with modern tourism and cultural industries [19][20] - The shift from small-scale tourism to comprehensive industry chain development is evident, with initiatives to enhance the experience of visitors and promote local culture [20][22]

Core Insights - The global chemical industry is facing structural imbalances in basic products, characterized by low-end capacity duplication and insufficient high-end supply [1] - The "14th Five-Year Plan" for the chemical industry will focus on high-quality development, innovation-driven growth, and a modern industrial system that is green, safe, and controllable [2] Group 1: Structural Challenges - The traditional top-down planning model has led to severe homogenization of production capacity across regions, exacerbating supply-demand imbalances [1] - The changing social demand structure necessitates a shift towards "demand-driven supply" to rewrite industrial planning logic [1] Group 2: Strategic Objectives - The "15th Five-Year Plan" will emphasize the "strong country" goal, enhancing new quality productivity, global competitiveness, and security assurance in the chemical industry [2] - The plan will adopt a localized approach to identify suitable product routes and build differentiated advantages through various strategic directions [2][3] Group 3: Structural Adjustments - The plan will continue the high-end structural adjustment approach from the "14th Five-Year Plan," focusing on deep supply-side structural reforms [3] - It will encourage vertical extension of the industrial chain and promote upstream development of specialty raw materials, midstream processing capabilities, and downstream high-value-added products [3] Group 4: Innovation and Technology - The chemical industry must integrate technological and industrial innovation, enhancing the soft environment and strengthening hard technology to elevate industry capabilities [4] - The focus will be on green, safe, and intelligent innovations, transitioning towards low-carbon and intelligent manufacturing [4][5] Group 5: Green Transformation - The industry will pursue a comprehensive green low-carbon transformation, leveraging renewable energy for chemical processes and promoting low-carbon technologies [5] - Emphasis will be placed on safety through advanced technologies and digital solutions to enhance operational safety and efficiency [5] Group 6: Industry Mapping - A detailed industry map will be essential for the "15th Five-Year Plan," providing macro guidance for local industrial planning and showcasing the entire industrial chain [6] - The mapping will include various aspects such as competitive landscape, growth potential, and regional collaboration [6][7]

Group 1 - The stability of global supply chains is crucial for national competitiveness and strategic security, with current challenges including extreme weather, geopolitical conflicts, and public health events increasing the risk of trade disruptions [1] - The rise of unilateralism and trade protectionism is exacerbating global trade frictions, leading some countries to attempt to create closed supply chain "circles," which disrupts global supply chain order [1] - The application of digital technologies in supply chains has introduced risks such as digital security issues, digital barriers, and information asymmetry, complicating efficient collaboration between upstream and downstream entities [1] Group 2 - Many countries are diversifying their supply chains to ensure security, which raises the need for enhanced cooperation among nations in infrastructure, regulatory frameworks, and digital platforms [2] - Strengthening infrastructure connectivity is essential for global supply chain operations, requiring the construction of comprehensive logistics networks that facilitate the free flow of goods, information, and resources [2] - There is a need for increased investment in new infrastructure, such as e-commerce platforms and cross-border payment systems, to lower search costs and enhance global supply chain cooperation [3] Group 3 - Aligning rules and standards among countries is necessary to reduce supply chain costs and improve efficiency, requiring coordination of technical specifications and industry standards [3] - Active participation in multilateral cooperation mechanisms and high-standard regional trade agreements is vital for maintaining supply chain stability and establishing a predictable framework for cooperation [4] - Establishing a cross-border information sharing mechanism and unified supply chain standards can enhance international standardization levels and facilitate better supply chain collaboration [4] Group 4 - The application of digital technologies is crucial for improving the stability of global supply chain cooperation, enabling smart resource allocation and risk monitoring [5] - Digital trade platforms can play a significant role in stabilizing global trade and enhancing supply chain management capabilities, helping to mitigate risks associated with external uncertainties [5] - Integrating physical goods with digital services can improve responsiveness to supply and demand changes, thereby reducing supply chain risks [5]