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18 6600 3 魏凤春 深圳商报记者 陈燕青 2026年，市场定价从"预期透支"回归"盈利兑现"。产业选择的核心标尺从"赛道故事"转向"盈利验证"，业绩 确定性成为估值锚定的核心依据。 在投资机会方面，一是新质生产力赛道（电子、高端装备），二是中游制造及上游资源品。 2025年，A股整体呈现震荡上涨态势：沪指上涨近两成，一度冲上4000点；科技成长股领涨，创业板指大涨 五成。进入2026年，A股会否延续反弹？市场风格又将如何演绎？近日，创金合信基金首席经济学家魏凤春 在接受深圳商报记者采访时表示，2026年A股有望延续此前的上涨态势，但市场的驱动逻辑切换为盈利主 导，看好新质生产力赛道和中游制造。 2026年A股有望延续上涨态势 2025年，A股整体呈现科技股领涨的成长风格。从大的板块来看，科创50、创业板指数全年分别大涨近四成 和约五成，明显超过上证50、沪深300等蓝筹股指数。 创金合信基金首席经济学家魏凤春认为，过去一年市场的结构性分化，核心源于资产定价逻辑的三重维度演 进。首先，2025年呈现向科技成长端集中的结构性倾斜，本质是新质生产力引领的主导产业更替进入质变 期，AI+赋能与科技自立自强形成 ...

深圳商报·读创客户端记者 陈燕青 2025年，A股整体呈现科技股领涨的成长风格。从大的板块来看，科创50、创业板指数全年分别大涨近四成和约五成，明显超过上证50、沪深300等蓝筹股 指数。市场之所以呈现出科技成长领涨，消费、周期蓝筹表现偏弱，主要有哪些原因？ 对此，创金合信基金首席经济学家魏凤春认为，过去一年市场的结构性分化，核心源于资产定价逻辑的三重维度演进。首先，2025年呈现向科技成长端集中 的结构性倾斜，本质是新质生产力引领的主导产业更替进入质变期，AI+赋能与科技自立自强形成的产业红利链条，使科技成长赛道的长期确定性显著提 升。其次，市场对科技创新产业逻辑的共识性叙事逐步凝聚，叠加相关ETF的规模化发展，加速了资金向高成长领域集聚，强化了结构分化态势。最后，政 策引导与产业周期共振推动风险溢价下行，且更多向具备研发壁垒与成长潜力的科技成长领域倾斜，而消费、周期蓝筹受盈利修复滞后与需求复苏乏力影 响，风险溢价优势弱化。 进入2026年，A股又将如何运行？市场风格是否会发生变化？ "2026年A股有望延续上涨态势，但驱动逻辑切换为盈利主导的稳健上行，" 魏凤春坦言，"市场定价从'预期透支'回归'盈利兑现 ...

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Core Viewpoint - The integration of technological innovation and cultural tourism in Harbin is driving high-quality development in the industry, particularly through the use of advanced technologies in ice construction and visitor experiences [1][2][3] Group 1: Technological Innovations - Harbin is utilizing intelligent automated equipment, such as the "type ice machine," to enhance the efficiency and quality of ice block production for the Ice Snow World, producing approximately 100 cubic meters of ice blocks daily [1][2] - The construction speed of ice landscapes has increased by over 100% due to the application of smart manufacturing technologies [2] - The integration of various technological elements, including colored ice, sound and light control, and smart navigation, is enhancing the visitor experience at the Ice Snow World [2] Group 2: Economic Impact - In the first ten months of the year, Harbin received 150 million visitors, generating a total expenditure of 227.98 billion yuan [3] - The city aims to cultivate high-tech enterprises with strong innovation capabilities to further boost the cultural tourism sector [3] Group 3: Future Development - Harbin plans to support research in artificial intelligence, robotics, big data, and new materials within the cultural tourism sector, optimizing the connection between academic achievements and industry needs [3] - The goal is to upgrade production methods, business models, and management practices in the cultural tourism industry through technological advancements [3]

Core Insights - The article emphasizes the integration of AI technology in enhancing travel experiences, transforming traditional tours into immersive cultural dialogues with historical figures and narratives [2][4][24] - It highlights a shift in traveler preferences from superficial visits to meaningful engagements with history and culture, facilitated by AI-driven personalized guidance [5][6] Group 1: AI Integration in Travel - AI assistants provide real-time, context-aware information, allowing travelers to engage deeply with their surroundings, such as historical artifacts and cultural sites [2][8] - The technology enables a seamless experience where users can ask questions and receive tailored responses, enhancing their understanding and appreciation of the sites visited [6][12] Group 2: Personalized Experiences - AI guides can adapt their storytelling based on the audience, offering different narratives for children, history enthusiasts, and general visitors, thus catering to diverse interests [12][13] - The system creates a "digital travel diary" that compiles users' experiences, photos, and narratives, allowing for a lasting memory of their journey [15][18] Group 3: Technological Foundations - The positioning technology combines GPS, inertial navigation, and pedestrian dead reckoning to ensure accurate location tracking, enhancing the immersive experience by minimizing disruptions [19][25] - A large language model (LLM) powers the content generation, enabling the creation of multiple narrative versions tailored to different audience segments, significantly improving content production efficiency [20][21] Group 4: Future Outlook - The article envisions further advancements in AI technology to enhance visual recognition and user behavior analysis, aiming for a more intuitive and personalized travel experience [24][26] - The ultimate goal is to enrich cultural understanding and personal resonance during travels, positioning AI as a facilitator rather than a replacement for human experiences [24][26]

Core Insights - Sichuan's consumption market is a significant driver of regional economic development, with a retail sales total of 2.8 trillion yuan, serving nearly 400 million people [1] - The province's retail sales are projected to grow by 4.2% in 2024, surpassing the national average by 0.7 percentage points, ranking fifth in the country [1] - In the first half of this year, Sichuan welcomed 682 million tourists, generating a total expenditure of 912.5 billion yuan [1] Group 1: Transformation of Consumption Spaces - The Dongjiao Memory International Fashion Industry Park in Chengdu has transformed from an old electronic factory into a cultural and fashion hub, blending industrial heritage with modern trends [2][3] - The park's management shifted from a traditional property management model to a professional commercial management approach, focusing on content and quality over mere rental income [2][3] - After the transformation, visitor numbers surged to over 10 million in 2023, with revenue exceeding 900 million yuan, and projections for 2024 indicate 17.8 million visitors and over 1.4 billion yuan in revenue [3] Group 2: Rural Tourism and Economic Development - The Hailong Village in Suining has successfully integrated agriculture and tourism, with local entrepreneurs like "Auntie Xie" turning their businesses into popular attractions [5][6] - The village has adopted a comprehensive development model that includes community involvement and profit-sharing mechanisms, leading to significant increases in local income [7] - Since its opening, the Hailong Kai Ge Cultural Tourism Park has received 3.64 million visitors, generating a total tourism revenue of 310 million yuan [7] Group 3: Ecological and Cultural Integration - The Fengyi Bay Agricultural Science and Technology Park has transformed from a simple sightseeing destination to a complex consumer experience hub, emphasizing ecological preservation and cultural integration [8][9] - The park features diverse attractions, including a smart greenhouse and various recreational activities, contributing to its status as a "flow high ground" for cultural tourism in the Sichuan-Chongqing region [10] - In 2024, Fengyi Bay is expected to attract over 1.2 million visitors, generating a total tourism revenue of 800 million yuan [10]

Core Insights - Chengdu ranks second in national cultural tourism consumption, attracting 28.6 million visitors and generating 29.35 billion yuan in total tourism expenditure during the "super golden week" [1][2] - The city experienced a 13.4% increase in consumption, significantly outpacing the 5.3% growth in visitor numbers, indicating a rise in both quantity and quality of tourism [1] Visitor Experience Transformation - The shift from "check-in" to "deep experience" is evident, with 14.16 million visitors to A-level tourist attractions, a year-on-year increase of 8.1% [2] - The proportion of out-of-town visitors reached 37.3%, with 10.68 million visitors, marking a 6.4% increase [2] - Average tourist spending was 1,025.3 yuan, up 7.7%, with total online and offline consumption reaching 76.75 billion yuan, an 11% growth [2] Innovation and Service Enhancement - Chengdu's tourism boom is attributed to proactive planning and targeted strategies, launching over 300 cultural tourism activities covering various aspects of travel [3] - Digital cultural innovation has emerged as a new driver, with events attracting significant attendance, such as the "Digital Cultural Innovation Golden Week" [3] - The integration of electronic consumption vouchers has stimulated offline spending, generating over 119 million yuan in additional revenue [3] Rural Tourism Activation - Rural tourism has become a growth area, with events like the "Village Sugar Conference" attracting visitors to the countryside [4] - Key monitored commercial streets saw a 5.0% increase in foot traffic and a 5.4% rise in revenue during the holiday [4] Cross-Industry Integration - Events like the Chengdu Rowing Open and concerts have enhanced consumer engagement, leading to increased spending in surrounding areas [4] - This model of "visiting a city for an event" has transformed tourism from mere check-ins to comprehensive consumption experiences [4] Long-term Growth Strategy - Chengdu's tourism growth is a result of long-term ecosystem cultivation, with a focus on leveraging cultural IPs and enhancing digital and rural tourism [7] - The city aims to maintain its appeal by promoting an open and inclusive atmosphere, ensuring that visitors feel a lasting connection to the city [7]

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the importance of developing digital consumption to enhance economic vitality and improve quality of life in the digital age, as outlined in the recent guidance from the Ministry of Commerce and other departments [1][6]. Group 1: Overall Requirements - The guidance aims to implement the new development philosophy and promote high-quality development to meet the growing needs of the people, leveraging the advantages of a large-scale market [6]. Group 2: Enriching Digital Consumption Supply - The guidance proposes to expand digital product consumption by encouraging innovation in artificial intelligence (AI) terminal products, such as smartphones, computers, and smart home devices [7]. - It aims to enhance digital service consumption by integrating AI and immersive technologies in cultural and tourism sectors to create diverse consumption experiences [7]. - The guidance also focuses on innovating digital content consumption through cultural digitization and the development of new content forms targeting various demographics [8]. - It encourages the expansion of digital consumption channels by supporting the digital transformation of retail and promoting new business models like social e-commerce and live-streaming commerce [9]. Group 3: Cultivating Digital Consumption Entities - The guidance emphasizes enhancing the innovation capabilities of digital consumption enterprises and fostering a competitive environment for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) [10]. - It supports the digitalization of SMEs through improved e-commerce public service platforms and rural e-commerce development initiatives [10]. Group 4: Optimizing Digital Consumption Support System - The guidance calls for the establishment of digital consumption platforms and the enhancement of logistics systems to support efficient delivery and service [11]. - It highlights the need for improved payment convenience, including the expansion of digital currency acceptance and the enhancement of payment services for various demographics [12]. - The guidance also stresses the importance of financial support for digital consumption projects, including the issuance of bonds and asset securitization [13]. Group 5: Creating a Favorable Environment for Digital Consumption - The guidance outlines plans for promotional activities to stimulate consumption, such as online shopping festivals and the introduction of digital consumption vouchers [14]. - It encourages international cooperation in e-commerce and digital services to meet diverse consumer needs [15]. - The guidance promotes the establishment of standards for digital products and services to ensure consumer protection and market order [15]. Group 6: Implementation and Coordination - The article concludes with a call for enhanced organizational leadership and policy support to ensure the effective implementation of the guidance measures [16].

Core Viewpoint - The document outlines a comprehensive set of 14 initiatives aimed at promoting digital consumption in China, emphasizing the importance of digital consumption in driving consumption upgrades, expanding effective investment, and fostering industrial innovation [2][4]. Group 1: Overall Requirements - The initiatives are guided by Xi Jinping's thoughts and aim to meet the growing needs of the people while leveraging the advantages of a large-scale market to enhance the supply of diverse digital consumption [4]. Group 2: Enriching Digital Consumption Supply - The plan includes expanding digital product consumption by encouraging innovation in AI devices and smart home products, as well as promoting new consumption brands [5]. - It aims to enhance digital service consumption through the integration of AI and immersive technologies in various sectors such as education and healthcare [5][6]. - The document also emphasizes the need for innovative digital content consumption, including the development of cultural digital resources and new media formats [6][7]. - It encourages the expansion of digital consumption channels, supporting various e-commerce models and enhancing the quality of e-commerce standards [7][8]. Group 3: Cultivating Digital Consumption Entities - The initiatives focus on improving the innovation capabilities of digital consumption enterprises and fostering the growth of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) [8]. - It highlights the importance of establishing collaborative innovation platforms and enhancing the digital capabilities of rural e-commerce [8][9]. Group 4: Optimizing Digital Consumption Support System - The document calls for the creation of digital consumption platforms and the enhancement of logistics and payment systems to support digital consumption [9][10]. - It emphasizes the need for financial support and incentives for small enterprises in the digital consumption sector [11][12]. Group 5: Creating a Favorable Environment for Digital Consumption - The initiatives include promoting consumption through various campaigns and encouraging international cooperation in e-commerce and digital services [13][14]. - It stresses the importance of establishing standards for digital products and services to ensure a safe and reliable consumption environment [14].