National Day consumption Experiences and sales

Oct 1–3

CCTV reports National Day consumer experiences integrating retail, leisure and tourism. In Wuhan's Jiangxia District, visitors harvest rice, make food and try farm activities; reporter Gao Yuan describes dining beside the rice fields. A Changchun mall uses mountain scenery, a winding walkway, food stalls and creative shops and is reported to receive more than 60,000 visitors daily during the holiday. A 420,000-square-metre Guangzhou complex offers more than ten attractions, including a rainforest garden, polar ocean world and science museum. Selected visitors describe enjoying these experiences. Commerce Ministry figures for the holiday's first three days show foot traffic at 78 monitored pedestrian streets and commercial districts up 3.4% year on year and turnover up 5.3%. The report gives 19.63 billion yuan in trade-in-driven sales and 3.483 million consumer participations, including 46,000 vehicle trade-ins generating 7.45 billion yuan and appliance/digital-product figures. These are stated local counts and programme measurements, not a final whole-holiday national spending total.

Commerce Ministry figures carried by CCTV describe the first three days of China's National Day holiday. Foot traffic at 78 monitored pedestrian streets and commercial districts rises 3.4% year on year and turnover 5.3%. Trade-ins generate 19.63 billion yuan in sales and 3.483 million consumer participations; the report supplies vehicle, appliance and digital-product breakdowns. These are October 1–3 measurements, not a final whole-holiday total or a newly dated programme launch.