In Beijing Road, Guangzhou, the young pig is loved by the young generation.
On February 20, China's new internet, Guangzhou, the "Z Generations" , the "It" economy: both cats and dogs spend money.
In recent years, there has been a steady increase in the number of domestic workers in China, with the “Z generation” ratio rising. In Guangdong, the province of pet consumption, Chinese and new Internet journalists have visited a number of businesses and pet stores in Guangzhou and have found that the younger generation is pushing the “it” economy to spend money on pets.
The Guangzhou Patient 8 Hotel was the first commercial provider of pet foster care in Guangzhou. After the New Year's Eve, the shop gathered a number of anti-homous guests who had begun to pick up the master. The shopkeeper, Guo Liyan, who had been interviewed by a journalist for many years before, said that in the past two years, “95 and beyond” had become a rearing force, most popular among the Z generation. Since the opening of the Guangzhou Patient Photography Festival, the country has been very busy.
According to Guo Liyan, as a result of the epidemic and the residential economy, she currently has 65 per cent of the young clients she is exposed to, and the number of young people who have two or more pets is increasing. The “Z generation” spends more on pets than on pets, buying them food, clothing, toys every month, and even more on their own consumption.
Journalists were informed of services other than bathing, beauty and foster care. According to data released by the Mission, there is also an increasing demand for new services such as pet parks, pet interactions, pet swimming, pet photography and pet schools.
At Dongshan Business Circle in Guangzhou, work has been very busy since the opening of the “321” Patient Photography Festival. Leung Ka-hin, the store manager, told the journalist that she was still working on the order for spring holidays. In the shop, journalists observed that “321” provided customers with a 99-dollar single-loan identification photograph, 1 1 person with 1299 “brother-child picture” and 2 persons with 1899 with family benefits. In addition, a wide variety of clothing sets are available. According to her presentation, the troupe type of troupe was most popular with young consumers.
Leung Ka-hin, head of the pet studio shop, handles pet photos taken by clients.
The Z Generation, which prefers grass, often shares experiences on social networks. Liang Jia Xin laughed that it was clear that their shop was full-time. On the day of the visit, Mr. Guo, who was on the list during the spring festival, came to the shop with two cats and told the journalist that he had seen his best friend in the circle of friends tan his “baby” picture and had bought himself a hoodie in order to take a handsome picture.
Mr. Guo chose to take a picture of the country's current features. The two cats, in cooperation with the three staff members, were travelling in the lanterns with the red cotton sprouts and then jumped down with the tiger's hat and were preparing to flee with the bamboo building, either with a cat stick, snacks or cameras. According to Mr. Guo, when he bought a house in Guangzhou, he deliberately designed space for cats, who, in their generation's view, were young enough to be the winners of life.
In Guangzhou, pet shops attract young people.
In addition to common cats and dogs, the “Z generation” is welcome for their pleasure. On the same day, journalists visited the Beijing Road Fairhouse in Guangzhou to see that pets such as piglets, ferrets, camels and Dutch pigs attracted large numbers of young people. Of these, one black, two white camels are popular with consumers. The owner of the shop told the press that “other” petting is difficult and that not every consumer has the right to have a family, so it is a popular choice for young people to “play cards” and take photographs.
Although the “Z Generation” drives the “it” economy, many practitioners have indicated that existing products and services do not match the growing needs of young people. Some young people are more blunt, fearing that pets will be sick, and thousands of dollars in small pet hospitals are too expensive to “loose”, so many professionals and consumers argue that standardization and standardization of the pet industry are pressing issues.