Group 1 - The core theme of China's economic development is to boost consumption and expand domestic demand, with high-quality supply being a key driver to meet the upgraded domestic market needs [1] - Fotile launched the world's first "invisible range hood" Y8 on August 27, which breaks the limitations of traditional range hoods with its "three invisibilities" technology, addressing the demand for upgraded kitchen appliances [1] - The kitchen appliance industry has shifted from "functional consumption" to "quality consumption," highlighting the importance of product quality over mere availability [1] Group 2 - The contradiction between kitchen space and product form is a significant challenge for kitchen appliance products, which Fotile addresses with its "aviation-grade folding structure" that allows the range hood to be visually "invisible" when not in use [1] - The issue of cooking smoke is critical, and Fotile's AI full-domain smoke absorption technology aims to physically eliminate smoke escape and monitor harmful gases continuously [1] - Noise has become a core pain point for users, and Fotile's invisible range hood achieves effective smoke extraction while reducing noise, addressing the cooking frustration caused by sound [2] Group 3 - By focusing on high-quality supply to address core pain points, Fotile's launch of the invisible range hood aligns with its long-standing philosophy of creating new demand through technological innovation [2] - The approach of creating new demand through high-end supply can effectively connect the micro-level processes of production, distribution, circulation, and consumption, fostering a positive interaction between corporate profitability, consumer benefits, and industry upgrades [2]