Foreword / 1Overview China in the New Era of Consumption / 5I． Main Trend in the New Era of Consumption / 6II． Consumption Upgrading Promoting High-Quality Development / 9III． Promote Structural Reform in the Context of Consumption-Oriented Transformation / 12Chapter 1 The World’s Largest Consumer Market / 21Section 1 Enter the New Era of Consumption / 22I． Continual Expansion of Consumption Scale / 22II． Overall Rapid Growth of New Forms of Consumption / 31III． Formation of New Consumer Groups / 37IV． Popularization of New Consumption Concepts / 40V． Impetus for Entering the New Era of Consumption / 44Section 2 Consumption under the Impact of Pandemic / 48I． 2020： Consumption Was Seriously Impacted by the Pandemic / 48II． Pandemic Has not Changed the Long-Term Growth Trend of Consumption / 52Section 3 14th Five-Year Plan： Consumption Will Maintain Fairly Rapid Growth / 55I． Continual Growth of Consumer Market / 55II． Consumption Standard Keeps on Rising / 58III． China Will Become the World’s Largest Consumer Market / 60Chapter 2 Cities Drive Consumption / 69Section 1 Integration of Urbanization with Consumption Upgrading / 70I． Consumption Upgrading and Urbanization / 70II． Urbanization Drives Consumption Upgrading / 72III． Consumption Function and Consumption Bearing Capacity Influence the Competitiveness of Cities / 76IV． Cities in China Strive to Foster New Forms of Consumption / 80Section 2 Growth Space for Consumption in Urbanization / 84I． Urbanization Is Still in Accelerated Development / 84II． Urbanization Brings Huge Consumption and Investment Demands / 87III． Urbanization Produces Huge Scale Effect of Public Consumption / 91IV． Continuous Release of Consumption Demands Triggered by Urbanization / 94Section 3 Big Cities and Metropolitan Areas Become Consumption Centers / 96I． New Trend of Population Gathering in Central Cities and City Clusters / 97II． Metropolitan Areas Become a Windvane Leading Consumption Upgrading / 100III． Regional Integration Pushes the Development of Regional Consumption Center Cities / 104Section 4 International Influence of Urbanization and Consumption Upgrading / 107I． An Emerging Power in Pursuit of International Quality for Commodities and Services / 107II． Rising of International Consumption Center Cities / 111III． Important Influence on Regional Economy and World Economy / 114Chapter 3 Promote Rural Consumption in All Aspects / 122Section 1 Rural Area Is a Big Consumer Market / 123I． A Massive Rural Population in China / 123II． Income Level of Rural Residents Keeps on Rising / 126III． Rural Area Is a Growing Big Consumer Market / 132Section 2 Silent Changes in Rural Consumption / 136I． Upgrading of Durable Consumer Goods for Rural Residents / 136II． Rapid Growing of Public Consumption Demands of Rural Residents / 140III． Fairly Rapid Growth of New Types of Consumption of Rural Residents / 143Section 3 Promote New Types of Rural Consumption in All Aspects / 148I． Provide Important Conditions for the Overall Development of New Types of Rural Consumption by Sending Elements to Rural Areas / 148II． Promote New Types of Rural Consumption with Integrated Development of Industries / 152III． Promote the Development of Green Agriculture with Green Consumption / 155IV． Push the Development of Intelligent Agriculture with Digital Consumption / 160Chapter 4 Consumption Gives Rise to Industrial Transformation / 166Section 1 Benign Interaction of Consumption Structure Upgrading with Industrial Structure Transformation / 167I． Upgrading of Industrial Structure Is Accompanied by Evolution of Consumption Structure / 167II． The New Trend of Service-Oriented Consumption Gives Rise to New Forms in the Development of Service Industry / 171III． 2025： Service Industry Will Account for about 60% / 173Section 2 Consumption Structure Upgrading Will Promote Scientific and Technological Transformation / 177I． The Upgrading of Consumption Structure Provides an Application Market for Technological Transformation / 177II． Modern Information Technology Accelerates Digital Transformation of Industries / 183III． Reshape the Core Competitiveness of Industries / 188IV． Seize the First Change of the New Round of Global Industrial Revolution with Intelligent Manufacturing / 192Section 3 Green Consumption Promotes the Development of Green Industries / 195I． Green Consumption Promotes the Green Transformation of Traditional Industries / 196II． Speed up the Process of New Energy Revolution / 200III． Green Consumption Pushes China to Achieve Peak Carbon Dioxide Emissions and Carbon Neutrality / 205Chapter 5 China’s Consumption： Significantly Positive to the World’s Economic Growth / 212Section 1 The World’s Largest Services Market and Trader of Services / 213I． China Will Become the World’s Largest Services Market / 213II． Development Trend of the Service Trade / 216III． High-Quality Development of the Service Trade / 222IV． 2035： China Will Become the World’s Largest Trader in Services / 228Section 2 Hainan Free Trade Port： Create the World’s Largest Duty-Free Shopping Base / 231I． Creating the World’s Largest Duty-Free Shopping Base as an Important Goal / 231II． China International Consumer Products Expo： A New Platform for the World to Share the Consumption by 1．4 Billion People in China / 234III． Improving the Duty-Free Shopping Service System Through the China International Consumer Products Expo / 238Section 3 Institutional Opening-Up in the Context of Consumption-Oriented Transformation / 241I． Push Forward High-Level Institutional Opening-Up Process / 241II． Institutional Opening-Up Forced by the Consumption-Oriented Transformation / 246III． Push Forward Major Tasks of Consumption-Oriented Transformation with Institutional Opening-Up / 249IV． Push Forward the In-Depth Integration of China Market with World Market with Institutional Opening-Up / 254
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