Storyline: New launches, novel experiences drive China's National Day holiday spending surge [Voice_over] In Shenzhen, a newly opened flagship store for AI products is drawing large crowds. It features over 200 AI-powered products for entertainment, education, and the office. An interactive zone also allows visitors to get hands-on with the latest artificial intelligence technology, all under one roof. [Sound_bite] Consumer: "I got a flying camera. It's really cool. The AI features are eye-opening." [Sound_bite] Huang Xi, manager, Alpha Global Flagship Store, HONOR: "Foot traffic has surged four to five times, and customers now stay over 15 minutes, triple the usual time." [Voice_over] In Nanchang, Jiangxi Province, the launch of the region's first "Home Appliance and 3C Launch Center" is a major attraction. It's showcasing over 50 flagship brands, with debut products like a 163-inch giant TV, smart washer-dryers, and AR glasses drawing large crowds. [Sound_bite] Wan Wenqiang, store manager,Suning.com: "Daily foot traffic topped 50,000. Hot items are flying off the shelves, and our team’s been non-stop." [Voice_over] The innovation isn't confined to retail. At Sichuan’s Zigong International Dinosaur Festival, the world’s first intelligent robotic dinosaurs made their debut. These lifelike robots interact with visitors and can synchronize their speech, expressions, and movements for a truly immersive experience. Meanwhile, in Shanghai, the country’s first robot theater became a holiday hit, allowing guests to interact with bionic and scientist robots through fully immersive shows. The numbers confirm the trend: during the first four days of the holiday, nationwide store traffic rose 41 percent, while pre-orders for new products surged 87 percent, with Jiangsu, Shanghai, and Beijing leading this new wave of consumption. [Restrictions : No access Chinese mainland]