Following trends like the "guzi economy," "pet economy," and "ticket stub economy," a major question is emerging: will the rise of the emotional economy fundamentally rewrite China's consumer logic?
This trend marks a shift from purely functional purchases to those driven by sentiment and experience, potentially altering long-established spending patterns in the world's second-largest economy.
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