Hong Kong Media: Children Have Become One Of The Four Pillars Of Shopping Centres In The Mainland Of China.

Children are regarded as the driving force for the growth of Chinese shopping centers. Children in the mainland of China under 14 years old are more than the entire population of Brazil, while the latter are the fifth largest population in the world.

No wonder almost all the mainland.

They generously allocate their business area to children's clothing, toys, education and other related activities.

Although the number of children under 14 has dropped from about 265 million in 2005 to about 225 million last year, it is still larger than any other country except China, India and Indonesia.

Many entrepreneurs saw golden opportunities, including the chairman of Dalian Wanda Group.

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Wang said it plans to set up a holding company in the second half of this year to speed up its development.

Expansion of related fields.

In addition, because Chinese parents are willing to spend more money on foreign products, children's brands from abroad are also accelerating their expansion in the Chinese market.

"Now it has become one of the four pillars of mainland China's shopping centers."

Mai zhe Wen, who is responsible for the trend survey of China's retail industry, is a real estate consultancy firm.

The other three pillars are catering, entertainment and fast fashion.

But machwen said that the children's field will soon exceed fast fashion.

The logic is: the more shopping centres attract children, the longer the family stays, and then go to dinner, shopping and leisure, and fast fashion may gradually lose its luster due to competition from the electricity supplier.

"Children have parents and grandparents to spend money on them, and there is no limit."

He said.

The future business opportunities are to provide high quality goods with high quality and high price, because most parents in China want their children to enjoy the best quality products, whether they are food, clothing or education.

If your heart is in doubt, consider that many Chinese families are willing to spend a lot of money on buying a small school district room for their children.

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Behind the white hot competition for resources is the new business opportunities brought about by the relocation of wholesale markets.

Expert analysis of the North Institute of research believes that snatching wholesalers and undertaking wholesale markets can not only get the brand effect of wholesale market, but also closely integrate with policy hotspots, and the place of acceptance can achieve win-win results.

However, with more and more receiving places, various governments have thrown out preferential policies to attract merchants, and operators have long been burning money to accept businesses and undertake the spread of the melee.

At the same time, in view of the similar indifference between various wholesale markets in Dahongmen and the dynamic batches, the homogenization competition is becoming more and more prominent.

Cai Yusheng, director of the Institute of urban economics of the Tianjin Academy of Social Sciences, argues that the location of the relocation should combine with the inherent industrial advantages, and dislocation will lead to a competitive advantage.

Cai Yusheng said that the current market led competition is a healthy competition. This competition forms a diversion to the comprehensive wholesale market, and is more conducive to the development of regional characteristics in various regions.

Half a year 4, a year 9, Dahongmen area wholesale market speed has already been very fast.

But in the industry's view, for the Dahongmen region where 45 active markets are clustered, 9 smaller and less famous wholesale markets have been shut down, which has limited effect on alleviating the traffic environment and urban chaos in the region.

The "long" melody of the second half of the Beijing wholesale market has been settled.

According to the responsible person of the Dahongmen office, Dahongmen's statistics show that there are 45 active markets in Dahongmen, covering 9 wholesale clothing markets, 15 wholesale markets for accessories, 8 wholesale markets for curtain drapes, 4 wholesale markets for shoes and hats, and 9 small commodities.

At the same time, the complex property rights of various wholesale markets also make it difficult to ease the work.

The person in charge of the relief office said that in the 45 markets surveyed, 25 of the property rights were state-owned land, including 5 central enterprises, 10 municipal owned enterprises, and 20 property rights belonging to village collective land.