2025年中国商业领域十大亮点

China’s Commercial January 2025 01Preface 02About the Organizations 03Expert Panel Members 04Implications for Businesses andTips for Enterprises 08Ten Highlights for 2025 Preface The HKUST Li & Fung Supply Chain Institute and the Expert Committee of theChina General Chamber of Commerce are pleased to present the 22ndedition of In 2024, China’s commercial sector continued to evolve, driven by a combinationof policy support and shifting consumer behaviours. This year has seensignificant developments in digital transformation, service consumption, and Service consumption has remained a key growth area, with consumersincreasingly seeking diverse and high-quality experiences. Innovations inservice models, such as the integration of commerce, culture, tourism, sports, The competitive landscape has intensified, with businesses facing shrinkingprofit margins and high turnover rates. However, companies that focus oncost control, efficiency improvements, and innovative business models havemanaged to navigate these challenges successfully. The importance of agile With input from more than 160 top-tier mainland experts,Ten Highlights onceagain identifies top trends of the past year and anticipates the developments In 2025, China’s commercial sector is expected to continue growing, drivenby increased domestic consumption and technological advancements. Thegovernment’s focus on creating a unified national market will further streamlinethe trade system and enhance market competitiveness. The service sector,particularly e-commerce and digital services, will continue to expand, fuelledby rising consumer expectations for convenience and experience. Additionally, Ten Highlights is a valuable resource for global brands and retailers, and firmsand individuals seeking to better understand the latest commercial trends,issues, and opportunities in China. We wish to thank all panel members on the Helen Chin About the Organizations The Expert Committee of the ChinaGeneral Chamber of Commerce HKUST Li & Fung Supply Chain Institute The HKUST Li & Fung Supply Chain Institute(Institute) accelerates the creation, globaldissemination, and practical application of The Expert Committee of the China GeneralChamber of Commerce (ECCGCC), asub-division of the CGCC, comprisesover 160 prominent experts from variousgovernment departments, research institutesand universities, leading corporations, The Institute seeks to develop localand international talent in supply chainmanagement through teaching, professionaldevelopment, and exchanges at specialistconferences. It brings together leaders inindustry, academia, and the public sector ina new collaboration for research, executiveeducation and practice focused on innovation The China General Chamber of Commerce Founded in 1994, the China GeneralChamber of Commerce (CGCC) has around80,000 members, encompassing enterprisesfrom retail, distribution, services and tourismsectors, local commercial chambers, nationalprofessional associations, intermediary Jointly established by HKUST and supplychain industry leader Li & Fung, the Institutebrings together research excellenceand industry expertise in supply chainmanagement to drive real-world impact Expert Panel Members Lai YangResearcher; PresidentBeijing College of Finance andCommerce;Beijing Jingshang Circulation Strategy Cao Lisheng Wang XiaodongProfessorBusiness School, Renmin University ofChina Vice Chairman; Secretary, DeputyDirector, Senior EconomistChina General Chamber of Commerce;China National Commercial Information Wu YingVice ChairmanChina Cuisine Association Li GangDirectorDepartment of Circulation IndustryDevelopment, Ministry of Commerce Chan So ChingHeadHKUST Li & Fung Supply Chain Institute Xie LijuanProfessorBusiness School, Renmin University ofChina Chang Ka MunExecutive Director;MemberHKUST Li & Fung Supply Chain Institute;Chinese People’s Political ConsultativeConference (1998 – 2018) Li TaoDeputy Director;Group Chief Representative – Northern Xu XingfengDirectorDepartment of Market Operation andConsumption Promotion, Ministry of Expert Committee of the China GeneralChamber of Commerce;Li & Fung (Development) China Ltd. Chen LipingProfessorCapital University of Economics andBusiness Luan BoDeputy Secretary General, OfficeDirectorChina General Chamber of Commerce Yang JinlongDeputy Secretary General, Director ofthe SecretariatExpert Committee of the China General Ding JunfaFormer Executive Vice Chairman,Research FellowChina Federation of Logistics & Ma ZengjunPresidentChina Agriculture Wholesale MarketAssociation Yang QingsongSecretary GeneralChina Commerce Association for GeneralMerchandise Fu Longcheng Peng JianzhenPresidentChina Chain-Store & FranchiseAssociation Vice Chairman;Director, Senior EconomistChina General Chamber of Commerce; Yao LimingFormer Director, Research FellowChina Commercial Group CommercialEconomic Research Center Ren XingzhouFormer Director, Research FellowInstitute