"穿"越时光相遇 古着产品受年轻人青睐 "与二手衣物不同，古着有着强烈的风格与特点，最重要的是其带有明显的时代特征。"孟雪告诉记者， 店内的顾客主要是年轻人，"目前我们建了两个群，基本上已经满员了。" 顾客挑选古着。中新网记者 杨迪 摄 在大学生KK(化名)看来，古着最吸引她的是其中的"历史感"；"00后"赵女士(化名)则偏爱古着的独特， 不想跟随大众潮流。 中新网银川11月23日电 题："穿"越时光相遇 古着产品受年轻人青睐 中新网记者 杨迪 走进宁夏银川市的一处小巷，"古着屋"的木质招牌引人注目。推开店门，映入眼帘的是一排排充满年代 感的古着：20世纪80年代的牛仔裤、有着50年以上历史的空军飞行服、质感硬朗的摩托车骑行服……正 静静等待着一段邂逅。 身着黑色皮裤、做旧牛仔夹克的豆芽(化名)，正在店内试穿一件卡其色古着。"00后"的他中意古着的风 格与质感，"我喜欢这种复古的感觉，而且古着也比较好搭配。" 古着，是指反映某个年代的潮流和风格的旧式着装，其年份通常在20年以上。凭借独特的文化价值，近 年来，古着已经成为越来越多年轻人追逐的时尚产品。 2024年，孟雪与两名同伴开设了这间"霹雳古着屋"，从泰国 ...

Group 1: Consumer Behavior Trends - The shift from "ownership consumption" to "experiential consumption" is highlighted, with significant changes in consumer behavior observed during the National Day holiday in China [1][3] - Young consumers are increasingly valuing experiences over material possessions, as evidenced by a 240% increase in searches for "immersive experiences" during the holiday [3] - The phenomenon of "online loneliness + offline gathering" is emerging, where young people engage in solitary activities online while participating in social events offline [7] Group 2: Retail and Commercial Space Evolution - Traditional shopping centers are undergoing transformations, with a notable decline in apparel retail share, as seen in Guangzhou's正佳广场, where clothing retail dropped from 52% to 29% [5] - The trend of "lifestyle centralization" is accelerating in China, with commercial spaces integrating cultural and experiential elements, leading to over 60% of revenue coming from venue rentals and content planning rather than traditional retail [5] - Innovative community-level experiments, such as成都Regular源野, are enhancing merchant efficiency by dedicating space to non-profit public art installations [5] Group 3: Elderly Care and Market Challenges - A significant portion of the elderly population in China faces challenges in accessing modern payment methods and technology, with 1.8 billion elderly individuals never having used electronic payments [7] - The "intergenerational integration" model seen in Japan is not directly applicable in China, as evidenced by the mixed results of programs aimed at bridging the gap between young and elderly populations [7] - The complexity of the "lonely economy" is highlighted, with young people engaging in solitary activities while simultaneously seeking social connections through various platforms [7] Group 4: Market Innovations and Ethical Considerations - The global market for companionship robots is projected to exceed 300 billion yuan by 2029, with unique local innovations in China, such as AI services simulating conversations with deceased loved ones [8] - The rise of the vintage clothing market in China is accompanied by a problematic supply chain, where many items marketed as vintage are actually modern garments treated to appear aged [9] - The redefinition of consumption in China reflects a deeper relationship with material goods, moving away from traditional metrics like GMV to a focus on intangible values [9]

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the importance of consumer spending as a key driver of economic growth, paralleling production efforts, and highlights a shift in consumer values towards emotional fulfillment and social sustainability in the context of the evolving consumption era in China [2][3][4]. Group 1: Consumption Era Transition - The transition to the "Fifth Consumption Era" is characterized by a shift from material ownership and external success to inner fulfillment, interpersonal connections, and sustainability [3][4]. - Japan's sociologist Miura Noboru's theories on consumption are particularly relevant to understanding China's current consumption landscape, as China exemplifies the characteristics of the "Fourth Consumption Era" more vividly than Japan [4][5]. Group 2: Consumer Behavior Trends - Young consumers are increasingly favoring unique experiences and local culture, as evidenced by rising interest in independent cafes and creative markets during the National Day holiday [6][8]. - The trend of online shopping remains strong, with significant engagement in pre-sales for events like Double Eleven, indicating a blend of online and offline shopping experiences [7][8]. Group 3: Space and Community Integration - There is a growing demand for community-oriented spaces that foster social connections, with shopping centers evolving into lifestyle hubs that offer more than just retail [12][14]. - The concept of "living centers" is emerging, where commercial spaces integrate social functions, enhancing community engagement and emotional connections [14][16]. Group 4: Vintage and Sustainable Consumption - The rise of vintage clothing and second-hand markets reflects a cultural shift towards sustainability and emotional attachment to items, with the vintage resale market expected to grow significantly [20][22]. - The increasing popularity of vintage stores and the second-hand economy indicates a broader acceptance of "slow fashion" and a desire for unique, meaningful purchases [20][24]. Group 5: Silver Economy and Intergenerational Connections - The silver economy presents significant opportunities, with over 300 million elderly individuals in China, many of whom have unmet needs and limited access to modern technology [28][30]. - Innovative intergenerational initiatives, such as children's dining programs in nursing homes, are being explored to enhance emotional connections and drive consumption among the elderly [32][34]. Group 6: Emotional Consumption and Loneliness - The concept of "loneliness economy" is gaining traction, where individuals are willing to spend on experiences that address emotional gaps, reflecting a broader societal trend [38][39]. - The rise of companionship services and emotional consumption highlights the evolving nature of consumer needs, with brands needing to respond to these deeper human desires [43][44].