Core Insights - The article highlights the emergence of new consumer spaces in underground areas of cities, particularly in the western regions of China, where supply and marketing cooperatives are actively developing new commercial complexes and markets [1][8]. Group 1: Underground Commercial Development - In Guiyang, a 600-meter-long underground commercial street has been created, featuring over 160 brands, attracting a diverse customer base, especially young people [1][6]. - The unique topography of Guiyang has led to the development of "lightweight" products that cater to high-frequency consumer needs [3][6]. - The underground commercial space has added nearly 30,000 square meters of commercial area and created over 4,000 jobs in the Yunyan District of Guiyang [8]. Group 2: Integration of Transportation and Commerce - In Nanchang, the integration of supply and marketing cooperatives with metro services has resulted in the establishment of convenience stores within metro stations, enhancing the shopping experience for commuters [9][12]. - The tourism market in Guizhou is expected to grow steadily, with a reported 25% year-on-year increase in total tourism revenue in Guiyang's Yunyan District [10]. Group 3: Future Plans and Innovations - The China Supply and Marketing Cooperative plans to add 500,000 square meters of underground commercial space during the 14th Five-Year Plan, aiming to connect urban and rural areas and enhance consumer access [14][16]. - The cooperative system has established over 3,400 urban and rural markets nationwide, transitioning from traditional outlets to a smart distribution network to better meet new consumer demands [16].