Group 1 - The incident involving a woman falling from a mall in Zhejiang is reported to have occurred on June 12, and it is denied that the fall was related to the rush for the LABUBU blind boxes from Pop Mart [3][4] - Videos circulating online show conflicts occurring near Pop Mart vending machines, with reports indicating that these altercations were between scalpers and customers [4][6] - The popularity of Pop Mart's LABUBU blind boxes has led to significant consumer demand, resulting in long queues and instances of violence during purchases [6][8] Group 2 - Legal experts indicate that the conflicts arising from the rush for blind boxes involve various legal relationships, including those between the company, consumers, and scalpers, with potential liabilities for all parties involved [6][7] - Scalpers may face legal repercussions under laws against unfair competition if they engage in bulk buying and reselling at inflated prices, while violent actions during purchases could lead to criminal charges [7] - Consumers participating in fights for blind boxes may also face penalties under public order laws, and those who fall victim to scams in the secondary market can seek redress under consumer protection laws [7][12]