Core Insights - The opening of city duty-free shops in cities like Guangzhou, Shenzhen, and Changsha is becoming a new hotspot for promoting duty-free consumption [1] - These duty-free shops are moving from traditional locations such as airports and ports to city centers to attract more inbound tourists and drive consumption growth [1] - The newly established duty-free shops not only sell duty-free products but also introduce taxable products and tax refund services, significantly enhancing convenience [1] Industry Developments - City duty-free shops are strategically located in transportation hubs and consumer core areas, such as Shenzhen's Futian District and Changsha's Wuyi Square, to further stimulate the consumption market [1] - Shenzhen stands out as a prominent city for duty-free consumption due to its advantages in electronic products and tourism resources [1] - The expansion of duty-free shop layouts is expected to bring new growth opportunities to China's duty-free market [1]