Group 1 - The article discusses the contrasting performance between "new consumption" and "old consumption" sectors in the Chinese capital market, highlighting the rapid rise of stocks related to new consumption, such as Pop Mart, Laopu Gold, and Mixue Ice City, while traditional sectors like liquor and dairy are underperforming [3]. - New consumption is defined as a new model of consumer goods and services centered around the needs of the younger generation, characterized by the rise of domestic brands, spiritual and self-satisfying consumption, and high growth trends [3]. - The article attributes the rapid rise of new consumption to multiple driving factors, including generational shifts, internet promotion, and economic development alongside consumption downgrading [3].