On August 31, the China Securities Regulatory Commission Association (CSRCA) unveiled the first-half 2025 operating results for China's listed companies. The report highlights the continued unleashing of consumer potential. During this period, new energy vehicle production and sales maintained robust growth, while the consistent application of the "trade-in" subsidy policy propelled listed companies' net profits by over 30%. The shift towards smart home appliances was pronounced, with both revenue and net profit growth surpassing 9%. In the consumer electronics sector, the acceleration of domestic substitution fueled a 24.82% surge in revenue. Additionally, cultural consumption demand surged, with notable revenue growth in the gaming, film, and theater chain industries, accompanied by net profit increases exceeding 70%. Furthermore, the total logistics volume across society expanded steadily, resulting in a 10% revenue growth for five listed express delivery companies. Emerging emotional consumption trends, such as the pet economy and IP economy, gained popularity among young consumers, significantly boosting the performance of related listed companies, with net profit growth rates of 40.29% and 54.90%, respectively.