The article discusses how young people in China, feeling anxious about the future, are increasingly spending on experiences and products that offer emotional value. This trend is part of a booming consumer market, exemplified by a companion hiker and a cosplayer. The phenomenon highlights a shift in consumer behavior towards emotional fulfillment.
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Booming market for feel-good experiences
Young people in China are increasingly anxious about the future.
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Young people in China are increasingly anxious about the future.
New York TimesYoung people in China are increasingly anxious about the future and spending on feel-good experiences and products that provide “emotional value.” A companion hiker and cosplayer show what it’s like to be part of this booming consumer market.
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Young people in China are increasingly anxious about the future.
New York TimesThere is a booming consumer market for emotional value products in China.
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