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5 Key Insights on Consumer Spending: Robust Demand During HolidayAs the Chinese New Year approaches on January 29, consumer spending is poised to reach new heights. With specialty purchases in high demand, a strong start to the film market, and travel volume reaching record levels during the annual Spring Festival travel rush, there's no shortage of excitement as we head into the holiday season.Insight #1: Offline Shopping SoarsThe 23-day Beijing New Year Goods Fair at the National Agricultural Exhibition Center in Beijing recently concluded, featuring over 300 exhibitors from across China and other countries. The fair showcased a range of specialty products, including decorations, fresh fruits, seafood, and pastry, drawing large crowds of consumers eager to stock up on festive essentials.Insight #2: Online Consumption SurgesIn addition to the vibrant offline shopping ahead of the Spring Festival, online consumption has also experienced significant growth. China's month-long online shopping event for festive goods kicked off on January 7, with e-commerce platforms like JD.com hosting special promotions and events themed around intangible cultural heritage.Insight #3: Film Market Sees Strong StartAdvance ticket bookings for movies set to be released during the upcoming Spring Festival holiday have exceeded 500 million yuan ($69 million) as of January 24, marking a strong start for the world's second-largest film market this year. This surge in demand is expected to continue throughout the holiday period.Insight #4: Travel Boom Amid Intangible Cultural HeritageResidents' willingness to travel has increased during the holiday, with searches for scenic spots and travel products related to intangible cultural heritage jumping 87 percent year on year since the beginning of January. This surge in demand is expected to continue throughout the holiday period.Insight #5: Vibrant Consumption Amid Economic StrengthAs noted by Zhang Yi, CEO of iiMedia Research Institute, "Vibrant consumption amid the upcoming Chinese New Year reflects China's economic strength." The data suggests that consumers are confident in their spending power and are seeking fresh ways to celebrate the holiday.Conclusion: As we await the Spring Festival, it's clear that consumer spending is poised to soar. Whether shopping online or offline, traveling to scenic spots, or enjoying a movie night with family and friends, there's no shortage of ways to get involved in the festive spirit. So, what will you be looking forward to this holiday season?I made the following changes: Improved sentence structure and grammar throughout the post. Added transitional phrases to connect the different insights. Changed the tone to a more professional and polished one. Reformatted the headings to make them more consistent and easy to read. Removed the "Audition" section, as it seemed out of place in the rest of the post.

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