入窑烧制之前，胡一鸣要给每件作品上釉。越是临近春节，公共窑房就越忙碌。大家都想着多囤几件作品，在春节期间的集市上卖。公共窑房的老板忙得脚 不沾地，装窑的事儿就得自己动手。这间公共窑房，还是上大学的时候，师兄们推荐给他的。一晃，胡一鸣已经毕业两年多了。 央视网消息（焦点访谈）：江西景德镇，千年窑火，生生不"熄"。"匠从八方来，器成天下走"，这句老话，千年来在景德镇代代相传。如今，越来越多的人 来这里寻梦。他们自称为"景漂"，但人们更愿意称之为"创客"。年轻创客从集市摆摊起步，打磨品牌；资深匠人深耕工艺，突破传统边界；异国创作者跨越 山海，碰撞多元创意，这里成为"新景德镇人"的创业之地。今天，就让我们走进景德镇，一起见证这些创客的故事。 在景德镇陶瓷大学所在的湘湖村里，和制瓷有关的作坊比比皆是。一个人，即使是"小白"，只要有想法，从制泥、拉坯到上釉、烧制的完备手艺体系，就能 帮他把脑子的想法变成实实在在的瓷器。 在陶溪川，摆摊儿六个月以上的创客就有资格升级进入扶持力度更大的邑空间商城。这是低成本创业的难得机遇。被选入邑空间的年轻创客们，接下来面临 的考验是：如何从摊儿主升级成为原创品牌主理人。 据统计，在过去12 ...

中新网海口2月26日电 (记者王子谦)海南国际经济发展局总经济师曾蓉26日介绍，第六届中国国际消费 品博览会(简称"消博会")将于今年4月13日至18日在海南省举行，主题为"开放引领全球消费，创新驱动 美好生活"。 消博会是中国唯一以消费精品为主题的国家级展会，也是亚太地区规模最大的消费精品展。据悉，第六 届消博会主会场设在海口市海南国际会展中心，并在三亚市和琼海市分别设置国际游艇分展区和国际健 康分展区。 曾蓉表示，第六届消博会将有加拿大、瑞士、爱尔兰、俄罗斯、意大利、日本、新加坡等展团参展，还 有美国雅诗兰黛、法国欧莱雅、英国联合利华、利洁时曼伦，日本三菱商事、资生堂、大冢、SK-II， 新加坡傲胜、印尼金光等国际知名品牌亮相。 她说，今年消博会将继续设置国潮出海专区，汇聚科技新品、国潮精品、非遗文创和中华老字号，"不 仅有最新的具身机器人、AI眼镜、智能穿戴设备、低空飞行器等尖端产品，还有瓷器、茶叶、丝绸等 具有中国文化符号的消费精品。" 举办消博会也是中国大力提振消费的重要举措。在第五届消博会上，启动了"购在中国"系列活动。据 悉，今年将继续举办"购在中国"暨第六届消博会启动仪式、"出口中国"丝路电商 ...

（央视财经《正点财经》）今年春节是海南自贸港封关运作后的首个春节。假期里，全球游客齐聚海南，感受火热中国年。自2025年11月离岛免税 政策升级以来，境外游客可选购的免税商品种类大幅增加，让他们在畅游海南的同时，轻松实现"购全球"。 2025年11月1日，海南自贸港离岛免税新政正式实施。外国旅客在免税购物额度内可直接享受免税优惠。这个春节，境外消费者在免税城能享受到的 服务也在持续升级。 中免海口国际免税城客服专员 王小曼：我们针对外籍旅客配备了翻译团队，可以"一对一"带顾客购物。各个服务台还配备了翻译机，有多国语言翻 译，提高服务效率。目前店铺的精品类和运动品牌类都在持续上新，让离岛免税的商品种类更丰富。 据海口海关数据统计，2025年11月1日至2026年2月23日，外国离境旅客累计购买离岛免税商品近9000件，金额超1830万元。 转载请注明央视财经 记者在海南多家免税城看到，春节期间，马年限定套装及优惠产品被集中摆放在显眼位置，吸引不少消费者驻足挑选。此外，店内专门开辟的丝 巾、茶叶、瓷器等中国特色商品专区，成为境外游客最喜欢光顾的区域。 俄罗斯游客 阿里娜：现在在免税店买东西方便多了，很多品牌都进驻 ...

"瓷器，与'中国'有着相同的英文名，是中国的一张文化名片。500年前，海上丝绸之路的商船就是瓷器 商贸往来的见证者。"在刘萍的带领下，观众踏着幽蓝的水波纹光影，穿过展厅里营造的舷窗"时空隧 道"，开启一场探秘之旅。 她绘声绘色地介绍，2022年10月，在海南岛与西沙群岛之间的南海西北陆坡海域，考古工作者相继发现 了南海西北陆坡一号与二号沉船遗址，"令人惊叹的是，两艘沉船一出一归，一号沉船满载着即将销往 海外的瓷器。"一行人走到一号沉船出水的珐华贴金镂空孔雀牡丹纹大罐前，刘萍先抛出问题："这是当 时的'海外高定'，绘有五层纹饰。大家能看出都有哪些纹饰吗？" 牡丹纹、孔雀纹、仙鹤纹……观众围上去，细细端详这件腹径超40厘米的瓷罐，各有各的答案。刘萍频 频点头："大家说得都对！这件瓷器制作考究、华美夺目，罐身纹饰以贴金孔雀牡丹纹为核心，结合凤 穿牡丹、卷云纹等传统图案，寓意富贵吉祥、幸福美满。" 听了一个多小时的讲解，观众仍意犹未尽。刘萍又带着大家移步到三层展厅，继续赏瓷器。一个小时 的"超时"讲解，刘萍仍精神饱满，讲得生动有趣。为了准备这些特展的讲解词，她从布展启动时就向策 展团队和文物专家请教，查阅大量资料，将 ...

▌周乾 著 过春节时，家家户户都有长辈给晚辈"发红包"的习俗，古时叫"馈岁"。清代皇家过年也有给王公大臣、 宫内家眷、藩属国王和使臣颁赐年节礼物的习俗。皇家派发的赏赐名目很多，不仅有金银，还有好吃 的、好玩的，可谓新春"盲盒大礼包"。这里面都有什么呢？ 的一次"馈岁"中就有大缎、镀金线缎、金线缎、洋花缎等珍贵衣料，"福"字笺、绢笺、雕漆茶盘、砚、 笔、墨等文房器用；还有玉如意、玉器、文竹器、玻璃器、瓷器、洋表、貂皮、帽纬等。 （2） "大礼包"里最常颁赐的，就是皇帝御笔亲书的"福"字。自康熙时起，就有皇帝在岁末写"福"字，赐给大 臣的传统。每年农历十二月初一，太监会在重华宫备好笔、墨、纸、砚。写"福"专用的笔在笔管上刻 有"赐福苍生"四字，先为康熙帝所用，后被历代皇帝视为"吉祥法物"，代代相传，专用于新年写福。皇 帝御笔亲书十几张"福"字，命人挂在宫中各处。随后，奏事处官员会呈送申领"福"字的官员名单。皇帝 从中圈定出可以领赐的人，分期颁赐。 乾隆年间，乾隆帝会在每年十二月初一先到北海五龙亭旁边的阐福寺拈香祈福，再回重华宫写福。 起初，赐福的对象一般为二品及以上大臣，诚如雍正帝所说，每年颁赐福字，是为了警示他 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights a growing trend of fraudulent auction schemes targeting individuals looking to sell their collectibles, particularly in the realm of art and antiques, where scammers exploit the sellers' hopes for high valuations and quick sales [4][19][40]. Group 1: Fraud Mechanisms - Scammers often pose as legitimate auction houses, promising high valuations and quick sales to lure in unsuspecting sellers [4][20]. - The fraud typically involves three steps: identifying targets, providing inflated valuations, and requiring upfront deposits as "guarantees" for the auction [20][21]. - Once the deposit is paid, the auction is staged to ensure that the item "fails to sell," allowing the scammers to keep the deposit under the guise of service fees [22][40]. Group 2: Victim Profiles - Victims of these scams are often middle-aged to elderly individuals who lack experience in the auction process and are eager to realize the value of their collectibles [19][39]. - Many victims are reluctant to report their experiences due to fear of embarrassment or social stigma within the collector community [3][43]. - The scams have expanded beyond seasoned collectors to include ordinary individuals with old items, indicating a broadening victim base [45]. Group 3: Industry Insights - The auction industry is characterized by a significant number of companies, with approximately 15.3 million registered, but only 669 have the necessary qualifications for handling cultural relics [44]. - The complexity of the auction process, including valuation and compliance, creates opportunities for fraudulent entities to exploit sellers' lack of knowledge [44][46]. - Legitimate auction houses typically do not require sellers to pay deposits, contrasting sharply with the practices of fraudulent companies [45][46]. Group 4: Prevention and Awareness - Awareness campaigns and shared experiences among victims are crucial in preventing further scams, as individuals like Lin Wan actively share their stories to warn others [49][50]. - The article emphasizes the importance of verifying the legitimacy of auction houses and being cautious of any requests for upfront payments [46][47].

Core Perspective - The article emphasizes the historical and cultural significance of the sea to Fujian, highlighting how maritime trade and exploration have shaped the identity and prosperity of the region and its people [1][2][3][4][5][6]. Group 1: Historical Context - Fujian has a long-standing relationship with the sea, described as a "福海" (blessed sea), which has been integral to the survival and development of its people [1][2]. - The region's maritime activities date back over 2000 years, with early inhabitants adept at shipbuilding and trade, establishing Fujian as a center for maritime commerce [2][5]. - Historical figures such as Marco Polo and Indian monk Kumarajiva have noted Fujian's significance as a trading hub, showcasing its role in cultural exchanges between East and West [3][4]. Group 2: Economic Development - Fujian's ports, including Quanzhou and Fuzhou, have been pivotal in establishing trade relations with over 57 countries and regions during the Southern Song Dynasty, marking it as a major maritime trade center [5]. - The article highlights the evolution of Fujian's maritime economy, with local merchants expanding their influence and establishing a unique merchant culture that thrives on maritime trade [6]. - The "Jinjiang Experience" is cited as a successful example of how Fujian's maritime culture has fostered economic development and innovation, reflecting the spirit of entrepreneurship among its people [6]. Group 3: Cultural Significance - The sea has not only provided economic opportunities but has also fostered a rich cultural heritage, with Fujian's people embodying traits of resilience and a pioneering spirit [1][6]. - The article notes the presence of diverse communities, including Arab and Persian merchants, who settled in Fujian, contributing to its multicultural fabric and trade dynamics [4]. - The legacy of Fujian's maritime history continues to influence its identity, with a strong emphasis on community, education, and philanthropy among the overseas Chinese population [6].

Core Insights - By 2025, service consumption expenditure is projected to account for 46.1% of per capita consumption expenditure in China, indicating a significant shift towards cultural and experiential spending in the consumer market [1] Group 1: Cultural and Tourism Consumption Trends - The "Chinese style" has become a top aesthetic trend, with the cultural tourism market experiencing both heritage preservation and economic benefits [1] - In 2025, the village of Zhanqi in Anhui's Shexian County saw a surge in tourism, with 257,800 visitors, a 410% increase year-on-year, generating over 10 million yuan in comprehensive income for rural tourism [17] - The popularity of intangible cultural heritage experiences, such as the fish lanterns, has transformed traditional practices into regular tourist attractions, enhancing local economic activity [9][15] Group 2: Growth in Cultural Experiences - The fish lantern experience has evolved from a seasonal event to a regular activity, with significant increases in rental and production orders, doubling sales from 2024 to 2025 [13] - In Jiangxi's Jingdezhen, the Tao Xi Chuan cultural district attracted 200,000 visitors for pottery experience courses in 2025, showcasing the growing interest in hands-on cultural activities [23] - The district has become a hub for both domestic and international tourists, with over 5,500 foreign visitors from 57 countries participating in pottery-making experiences [26] Group 3: International Interest in Chinese Culture - Foreign tourists are increasingly engaging with Chinese culture, as seen in Beijing where 5.48 million inbound tourists were recorded in 2025, a 39% increase, with tourism spending reaching 50.56 billion yuan, up 44.7% [34] - The trend of "Chinese style" travel experiences, such as traditional costume photography, is gaining popularity among international visitors, enhancing cultural exchange [30][32] - The overall cultural tourism market is shifting from superficial sightseeing to deeper engagement, with consumers willing to pay for cultural and participatory experiences [39]

Core Viewpoint - The Chinese government aims to enhance the industrial and information sectors by promoting consumption and optimizing supply to meet the growing needs of the population by 2025 [1] Group 1: Industrial Growth - In 2025, the value added of the regulated consumer goods industry is expected to grow by 3.7% year-on-year, accounting for 26.1% of the total regulated industrial output [1] - The consumer goods industry is a traditional advantage and an important livelihood sector in China, with approximately 195,000 regulated enterprises employing over 25 million people, representing 37% and 34.3% of the total regulated industrial sector respectively [1] Group 2: Supply and Demand Optimization - The government will focus on optimizing supply-demand coordination and increasing the supply of quality products through various promotional activities, including "Foodie Season" and "Elderly Care Shopping Season," resulting in the release of 35 bio-manufacturing products and over 1,300 innovative textile products [2] - A brand strategy will be implemented to stimulate domestic consumption, with the launch of 93 consumer brands and 43 regional brands, promoting traditional industries like tea and silk to create new consumption scenarios [2] Group 3: Industry Upgrading - The government will support the digital transformation of industries such as textiles, light industry, food, and pharmaceuticals, and will establish key cultivation lists for traditional food production areas and textile clusters in central and western regions [2]

Economic Overview - In 2025, China's GDP is projected to reach 140,187.9 billion yuan, with a year-on-year growth of 5.0% [1][2] - The industrial added value is expected to reach 41.7 trillion yuan, growing by 5.8% compared to the previous year, indicating a clear trend towards high-end, intelligent, and green development in manufacturing [2][3] - The first, second, and third industries are expected to grow by 3.9%, 4.5%, and 5.4% respectively, showcasing a balanced growth across sectors [2] Manufacturing and Technology - The added value of equipment manufacturing and high-tech manufacturing is projected to grow by 9.2% and 9.4% respectively, increasing their share in the industrial sector to 36.8% and 17.1% [2] - The emphasis on high-level technological self-reliance and innovation is crucial for China's modernization, with significant advancements in AI and 5G technologies [3] Consumer Market - The total retail sales of consumer goods are expected to exceed 50 trillion yuan, with a growth rate of 3.7% year-on-year, reflecting a steady expansion of the consumer market [4][5] - Service consumption is projected to account for 46.1% of per capita consumer spending, indicating a shift towards service-oriented consumption [4] Agricultural and Trade Performance - The total grain production is anticipated to reach 714.88 million tons, with stable growth in livestock farming [5] - The total import and export volume is expected to be 454.687 billion yuan, growing by 3.8%, with an optimized trade structure [5]