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Slogan of consumption upgrading
With the improvement of income level and the convenience of online shopping, most people seem to be more willing to spend than before, eager to embrace this new era of consumption carnival with open arms. From Spring Festival, Valentine's Day, Lantern Festival, Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, National Day, New Year's Day to Christmas, and even Children's Day, it seems that every festival in a year except Tomb-Sweeping Day has become a shopping festival, and the slogan of "consumption upgrading" is becoming more and more popular. "Buying while buying" has become an important part of daily life.

The salary is only five or six thousand, but the double eleven has cost one or two thousand. Although it is difficult to understand, it is a realistic portrayal of many young people struggling in big cities. One month's salary, after deducting rent, shopping and daily expenses, is almost left. It seems that more and more young people are beginning to bear heavy debts under the increasing consumption tide. Even a few college students are carried away by overwhelming consumerism, and they get a "campus loan" to buy a new mobile phone, a brand-name bag newly listed, or a new dress, which brings them a heavy price.

Our era is described by a sentence abused by Dickens in A Tale of Two Cities: "This is the best era and the worst era; This is an era of wisdom, this is an era of stupidity. " Compared with our previous generation, our era has greatly enriched all kinds of new technologies and inventions, especially the popularity of mobile Internet, which makes consumption easier and more convenient. Whether it's watching a movie, paying the phone bill, taking a taxi, booking a hotel, buying a new watch, or buying digital products, you just need to open the APP software with your mobile phone.

One-click ordering can complete the transaction process, which can be said to be an unprecedented leap from the perspective of consumer experience. But what followed was the prevalence of consumerism and materialism, and comparing and showing off wealth became the dominant trend of thought in society. Evaluating a person's level is not about how much he has contributed or his intrinsic value, but more about how much he has seized. Generally speaking, it is: money dares to squander.