Core Insights - The market performance after the extended holiday reveals new consumer behavior trends influenced by AI technology in decision-making processes [1][10] Group 1: AI Influence on Consumer Behavior - Over 100 million users utilized Meituan's AI assistant "Xiaotuan" for planning their consumption during the Spring Festival, with AI orders on Fliggy increasing by over 800% compared to pre-holiday levels [2] - The use of AI for decision-making is not limited to younger consumers; over 4 million users aged 60 and above successfully used the "one-sentence order" feature on Alibaba's Qianwen app [2] - AI is becoming a key decision-making tool for consumers, indicating a shift in how they plan trips and make purchases [2][4] Group 2: Changing Service Demand - There is a significant increase in demand for professional services, with searches for "pet sitting" rising nearly 60% and "dog walking" more than doubling [6] - Consumers are willing to pay for convenience and professional services, suggesting a shift from basic errands to more specialized offerings [6] - Shopping centers need to adapt their service offerings to meet these emerging consumer demands, potentially incorporating home services and health care into their business models [6] Group 3: Immersive Experience Trends - The sales of "intangible cultural heritage + market" group purchases increased by 764%, with traditional cultural experiences transitioning from "check-in" to "immersive" [8] - Consumers are increasingly seeking deeper engagement with experiences, preferring activities that allow for participation and learning rather than mere observation [8][9] - Shopping centers should focus on creating content-rich experiences that encourage repeat visits, rather than relying solely on visual appeal [9][10]