Core Insights - The Chinese massage market is undergoing a significant transformation, with the rise of on-demand massage services creating a market worth 700 billion yuan, expanding rapidly [1][7] - By 2025, the market size of the massage and foot therapy industry in China is expected to reach substantial figures, driven by changing consumer behaviors and preferences [1] Market Drivers - **Consumer Upgrade**: From 2013 to 2023, the disposable income of Chinese residents has consistently increased, leading to a shift in massage services from luxury to a part of daily health management, especially among high-income urban professionals [1] - **Technological Empowerment**: The maturity of O2O platforms has provided robust technical support for on-demand massage services, with the digital economy and internet penetration rising from 2017 to 2022, facilitating easier online booking and payment processes [2] - **Rise of Home Economy**: The emergence of Generation Z has fostered a demand for convenient services, with a strong inclination towards "lazy economy" trends, boosting the popularity of on-demand services like massage [2] - **Enhanced Service Experience**: Home massage services offer a familiar and private environment, addressing the needs of specific demographics such as postpartum women and the elderly, with 61.4% of users being male, indicating a strong demand for privacy [2][3] - **Efficient Time Management**: Traditional massage services often require 3-4 hours, while on-demand services significantly reduce this time, appealing to busy urban consumers who prefer evening and weekend appointments [3] - **Diverse and Transparent Services**: Online platforms provide a wider selection of therapists, allowing consumers to choose based on qualifications and reviews, with nearly half preferring female therapists [3] Challenges and Future Outlook - Despite rapid growth, the on-demand massage market faces challenges such as inconsistent service quality and fraud risks, necessitating improved industry standards and regulations [5] - The future of the on-demand massage market is expected to focus on quality enhancement and expansion, with more specialized services and increased brand concentration, alongside advancements in technology like AI and big data to improve service matching [5][7]

Group 1: New Listings - Shanghai Stock Exchange had 1 company listed from July 21 to July 27 [2] - Shenzhen Stock Exchange's ChiNext had 1 company listed during the same period [2] Group 2: Performance of Newly Listed Companies - Jiyuan Group, engaged in dietary nutrition supplements, saw its stock price rise over 274.54% on the first day, closing at 35.20 CNY per share, a 223.53% increase from the issue price of 10.88 CNY, with a total market capitalization of approximately 14.1 billion CNY [3] - Shanda Electric Power, focused on smart products for power systems, experienced a first-day stock price increase of over 356.00%, closing at 53.05 CNY per share, a 261.87% rise from the issue price of 14.66 CNY, with a total market capitalization of around 8.6 billion CNY [4] Group 3: Listing Committee Reviews - No companies passed the listing committee review on either the Shanghai or Shenzhen stock exchanges from July 21 to July 27 [5] Group 4: Companies with Deferred Listing Reviews - Hengkun New Materials, specializing in key materials for integrated circuits, had its listing review deferred, with inquiries focusing on potential intellectual property disputes and revenue recognition methods [6][7] Group 5: Hong Kong Stock Exchange Listings - Hong Kong Stock Exchange had 1 new company listed during the period, Nanjing Weili Zhibo-B, a clinical-stage biotech company, which saw a first-day increase of 91.71%, closing at 73.30 HKD per share, a 109.43% rise from the issue price of 35.00 HKD, with a total market capitalization of approximately 14.2 billion HKD [12] Group 6: Companies Submitting Listing Applications - Eight companies submitted listing applications to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, including: - Goer Microelectronics, a provider of smart sensing solutions, with a market share of 2.2% in the global smart sensing market [18] - Tianyu Semiconductor, a leading supplier of silicon carbide epitaxial wafers in China, with a market share of 30.6% in revenue [23] - Daxing Technology, a well-known folding bicycle company, holding a 26.3% market share in retail volume [28] - Juzi Technology, a manufacturer of baby electronic products, with projected revenues of 1.90 billion CNY to 4.62 billion CNY from 2022 to 2024 [31] - LeMo IoT, a provider of massage services through machines, with a market share of 33.9% in 2022 [37] - Jinyan High-tech, a major producer of kaolin materials, with a market share of 19.1% in 2024 [41] - Shengruan Technology, a provider of intelligent solutions for the oil and gas industry, ranked second in the independent smart energy solutions market [44] - AIWB, a one-stop smart property building solutions provider in the U.S. [49]

中新网厦门6月15日电（吴冠标）"我是一名两岸民间交流的见证者和参与者。"15日在厦门举行的第十 七届海峡论坛大会上，杭州市台商协会常务副会长林启民分享了自己"登陆"创业及助力两岸交流的经 历。 林启民来自台湾台北，祖籍福建莆田。2013年，他只身一人来到大陆，先后辗转重庆、杭州、武汉等城 市，最终选择在杭州开启创业之路。 不同于追逐热门行业的创业者，林启民将目光投向了盲人群体，思考着如何在帮助盲人朋友自食其力的 同时，让他们享受更好的生活。于是他拿出全部积蓄，做足市场调研，在杭州开了一家盲人按摩店，取 名"盲行"。 面对朋友们"为何选择大陆"的疑问，林启民直言，两岸同宗同祖，文化一脉相承，生活方式和理念基本 相同。"我到外国去，人家把我当老外，我在大陆，大家把我当亲人。" 林启民提到，大陆对台青创业的大力支持与优质营商环境，是他坚定选择大陆的底气。论坛上，他以杭 州数字经济与台湾文创产业的互补性为例，展望两岸合作的无限可能。 12年间，林启民见证了大陆日新月异、蒸蒸日上的发展变化。这让他意识到，自己不应仅是跨海而来的 创业者，更应该做一名促进两岸交流的文化使者。 2024年，林启民组建起一支公益团队，为来大 ...