The Growth Of China's Consumer Market Wang Jianlin Is Very Optimistic About The Rise Of Chinese Consumers.

"P" recently, the Fortune Global Forum held a town hall style dialogue in Chengdu, Sichuan. The leaders of the world's top companies began to discuss the changing Chinese culture. With urbanization, technology and travel re shaping consumer experience and consumer demand, the tastes of the mass market, especially the tastes of the younger generation in China are changing rapidly. Participants looked forward to the future and explored how enterprises should adapt. The main contents of the talks are as follows: < /p >
< p > the growth of China's consumer market: Wang Jianlin, chairman of Dalian Group, a large real estate company, is very optimistic about the rise of Chinese consumers. "Dalian" He said that many people feel that China has problems, and that China's economic growth will slow down, but he thinks: "these people are wrong." He pointed out that China is still pushing ahead with urbanization and is working on pension reform. The Chinese who enter the city "need housing and work. They will go to the movies and eat out." Therefore, in the next 10 years, China's economic growth rate will reach 8% or even higher. He said that one of the evidence is that a few years ago many skeptics said that the high speed rail industry would be a major mistake, and now the "high-speed rail is so crowded." < /p >
< p > contact with Chinese consumers: Disney Robert, chairman and chief executive officer of Walt Disney Company, said any company wishing to enter the Chinese market must truly understand what Chinese consumers want. "Some people feel that since technology provides people with access to all markets in the world, there is a worldwide culture," he said. This is a wrong idea. This is not the case. Companies like this will grow up. He pointed out that when he brought Disney to China, "it must be like China's Disney." Before the construction of Disney Park in Shanghai, Disney heard various voices in China to understand what consumers wanted. Participants felt that listening to the demands of the younger generation was particularly important because the decisions they made would affect sales performance. If they like a product, they will tell their friends and parents. < /p >
< p > the goal of Chinese tourists is: Angela Allen, chief executive officer of "a" _blank "href=" http://www.91se91.com/ ">" /a "> group bolibury (Burberry Group), said that although Chinese people are buying luxury goods, the talents from overseas shopping are among the best in the market. "In 2013, 100 million Chinese will travel abroad, and their spending abroad is more than 10 times that of domestic consumption." To seize this trend, allentz has already provided Mandarin speaking salesmen for the Boboli store in the strategic market. < /p >