Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles emphasizes the need to stimulate domestic consumption to address the insufficient effective demand in China's economy, which is currently facing challenges from a complex external environment and weak domestic market demand [1][2][3] - The articles highlight that while production has been a focus for economic growth, there is now a strategic shift towards enhancing consumption as a means to drive economic development and balance supply and demand [3] - It is noted that various policies have been implemented to boost effective demand, but the results have not met expectations due to the slow nature of consumption as a variable influenced by multiple factors [1][2] Group 2 - The articles suggest that creating a favorable environment for consumption is essential, including improving urban and rural consumption facilities, policies, market regulation, and consumer rights protection [2] - There is a call for reforms to address barriers to consumption, such as establishing a long-term mechanism for expanding resident consumption and reforming the tax system to encourage local governments to focus on consumption rather than just production [2] - The importance of a balanced approach between investment and consumption is emphasized, with a focus on increasing domestic effective demand as a key to achieving economic stability and growth [3]