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Core Insights - The article highlights the significant increase in foreign tourist arrivals in China, driven by visa-free policies and tax refund initiatives, leading to a shift from traditional sightseeing to immersive cultural experiences [1][15]. Group 1: Tourist Trends - Foreign tourists are increasingly engaging in diverse experiences in China, moving beyond mere sightseeing to exploring local culture and traditions [9][17]. - The number of foreign tourists visiting Beijing's Xiushui Street has doubled compared to the same period last year, with sales expected to rise by over 80% [5]. - In Shenzhen's Huaqiangbei, the number of foreign visitors has increased by 50% year-on-year, with daily averages rising from 7,000 to 8,000 in June [7]. Group 2: Cultural Engagement - Tourists are showing a keen interest in cultural products, with a notable demand for traditional Chinese items such as tea cups and chopsticks [3][5]. - Cultural experience products have seen a 300% increase in bookings, with traditional crafts and performances gaining popularity among foreign visitors [15]. - Tourists are seeking deeper cultural understanding, as evidenced by their interest in local lifestyles and historical contexts during guided tours [13][17]. Group 3: Policy Impact - The expansion of visa-free policies and the enhancement of travel convenience have contributed to a substantial rise in foreign tourist numbers, with Beijing and Shanghai seeing increases of 36.5% and 38.5% respectively [17]. - The article emphasizes that these policy changes are making China an increasingly attractive destination for international travelers, showcasing a more vibrant and authentic image of the country [17].

Group 1: Domestic Cultural and Tourism Market - The domestic cultural and tourism market is experiencing significant growth during the summer, becoming a key driver of consumption [1] - The "Su Super" football league has attracted large crowds, with single match attendance exceeding 60,000 since May [1][3] - Jiangsu's tourism sector has seen an 80% increase in visitor numbers and revenue in July, with hotel occupancy rates reaching nearly 100% [3] Group 2: Night Economy and Consumption Trends - The night economy is thriving, with commercial districts creating diverse consumption scenarios combining food, shopping, and football [5] - A barbecue restaurant in Jiangsu reported a doubling of customer traffic, with products selling out much earlier than before [7] Group 3: Economic Impact of Events - The "Su Super" season is projected to generate over 300 million yuan in economic benefits, with each city in Jiangsu expected to gain over 20 million yuan [7] - The integration of cultural events with tourism is enhancing the overall consumer experience, promoting a more immersive and interactive environment [7] Group 4: Film and Cultural Integration - The animated film "Ne Zha" achieved a box office of 15.9 billion yuan globally, boosting related merchandise sales to several hundred billion yuan [9] - The concept of "ticket root economy" is emerging, where a movie ticket can unlock discounts across various tourism and dining experiences [9] Group 5: Non-Heritage Cultural Tourism - There has been a 40% increase in participation in non-heritage activities during the Spring Festival, with over 490 million people engaging in such events [13] - The popularity of immersive tourism projects featuring traditional crafts and performances is on the rise [11][13] Group 6: Foreign Tourist Trends - The number of foreign tourists visiting China has significantly increased, with a 100% rise in visitors to Beijing's shopping areas compared to the previous year [16] - In Shenzhen, foreign visitors to the electronics market grew by 50% in the first half of the year [18] Group 7: Cultural Experience Demand - Foreign tourists are increasingly seeking deeper cultural experiences, moving beyond traditional sightseeing to engage with local lifestyles [20][23] - The demand for immersive cultural experiences, such as non-heritage workshops and local performances, has surged, with some bookings increasing by 300% [22]

Core Viewpoint - The article draws a parallel between the concept of "Cthulhu" in literature and China's manufacturing industry, suggesting that China's manufacturing capabilities are vast, complex, and often misunderstood, akin to the ancient gods in Lovecraft's mythos [3][6]. Group 1: Manufacturing Cost Dynamics - The article highlights that the low prices of Chinese manufactured goods, such as a disposable lighter costing around 0.47 yuan each, are not due to low manufacturing costs but rather due to innovative business models that focus on advertising revenue rather than product sales [6][8]. - It argues that foreign manufacturing is expensive not because of production costs but due to high brand premiums and inefficiencies in non-manufacturing processes [6][7]. - The example of GoPro illustrates how Chinese manufacturers have successfully reduced costs by utilizing reverse engineering and modular manufacturing, allowing them to create similar products at significantly lower prices [8][9]. Group 2: Reverse Innovation and Supply Chain - Chinese manufacturers have adopted "reverse innovation" strategies, allowing them to bypass patent barriers by developing alternative technologies that achieve similar functionalities without infringing on existing patents [8][9]. - The modular manufacturing approach in China enables rapid assembly of products using standardized components, which contrasts with the custom manufacturing processes often used by Western brands [11][12]. - The article emphasizes the strength of China's supply chain, particularly in Shenzhen, where a dense network of suppliers and manufacturers facilitates quick and cost-effective production [13][16]. Group 3: R&D Efficiency - The article discusses how China's engineering workforce, which numbers around 4 million, allows for high efficiency in research and development, enabling rapid product iterations and market responsiveness [19][20]. - It contrasts the slow and costly R&D processes in Western companies, where high salaries and small teams hinder innovation speed, with China's ability to quickly develop and test new products [18][19]. - The success of companies like DJI in the drone market exemplifies how rapid iteration and a full-chain engineering approach can lead to significant market share and competitive pricing [20][22]. Group 4: Market Impact and Consumer Perception - The rise of Chinese manufacturing has disrupted the market for high-end products, making previously luxury items accessible to a broader consumer base [23][26]. - The article likens the current competition between Chinese manufacturers and Western luxury brands to the historical conflict between artisanal guilds and emerging factories, highlighting the shift in consumer perception regarding product value and pricing [25][26]. - It concludes that the success of Chinese manufacturing reveals inefficiencies in traditional high-end production processes, prompting consumers to reassess what constitutes true value in products [26][27].

以下文章来源于温度纪 ，作者温度纪 温度纪 . 有温度更有态度 安静，城市中的奢侈品。 文 ｜ 李荔 编辑 ｜ 路子甲 来源｜ 温度纪（ID：wenduji0401） 封面来源 ｜ 视觉中国 每天凌晨刚准备入睡时楼上的脚步声，成为压垮年轻人睡眠的最后一根稻草。辗转反侧后，他们摸索着戴上耳塞，试图从中过滤出一丝可以入睡的寂静。越 想逃避，注意力反而越来越多地放在声音上，一点点响动就会变得烦躁不安。 这种对声音的异常敏感，在社交媒体上常被确诊为"噪敏"。 "噪敏"是在正常环境下，个体对噪声影响的敏感性高于常人，包括听力感知能力敏锐、对声音 的烦躁不适，进而呈现睡眠干扰、注意力分散等连锁反应。 小红书上网友关于噪敏症状的讨论 "噪敏"这个词，乍一听，容易让人觉得是自身过于敏感所致。但实际上，噪音是能够用分贝精确量化的客观存在。在噪音环境中感到身心不适，是人体的正 常应激反应。当建筑隔音缺失制造的生理伤害被冠以"敏感"之名，真正的病灶正在钢筋混凝土中持续滋长。为了对抗噪音，年轻人毫不吝啬，慷慨解囊，只 为还自己生活一个清净。 耳朵沦为刑具 90后林然第一次意识到自己"噪敏"，是在去年春节。楼上邻居的孩子开始频繁光脚奔 ...

每天凌晨刚准备入睡时楼上的脚步声，成为压垮年轻人睡眠的最后一根稻草。辗转反侧后，他们摸索着戴上耳塞，试图从中过滤出一丝可以入睡的寂静。 越想逃避，注意力反而越来越多地放在声音上，一点点响动就会变得烦躁不安。 90后林然第一次意识到自己"噪敏"，是在去年春节。楼上邻居的孩子开始频繁光脚奔跑，桌椅拖动声和重物坠地的"咚咚"声从早到晚穿透楼板。起初她试 图忍耐，但很快发现，噪音带来的不仅是失眠，还有更深的失控感。 "你永远不知道下一声什么时候来。就像有人拿着锤子悬在你头顶，随时可能砸下来。"即便四周暂时安静下来，林然的身体也会不自觉地绷紧，耳朵时刻 竖立着，等待噪音再次出现。 这种折磨迅速蔓延至生活的每个角落。"那段时间我情绪差到了极点。晚上睡不好，第二天整个人都暴躁易怒，对任何事情都提不起兴趣。"林然回忆道。 在将近一年时间里，林然平均每天只能睡四五个小时，每周至少有两三个晚上通宵失眠。长期的噪音折磨，让林然的精神状态濒临崩溃，经医院诊断，她 患上了重度抑郁症。曾经花费上百万购置的小区房，却成了她最想逃离的地方。 这种对声音的异常敏感，在社交媒体上常被确诊为"噪敏"。"噪敏"是在正常环境下，个体对噪声影响的敏感性 ...