1. Different definitions

A shopping mall refers to a market composed of various stores gathered together, a large store with a large area and a relatively complete range of products. The battlefield refers to the place where two armies are fighting, and it is also a metaphor for examination rooms and other places of struggle.

2. Different goals

The biggest difference between shopping malls and battlefields is that shopping malls pursue cooperation to win, while battlefields are two opposing sides. The main core of Sun Tzu's view on war is "war with caution", which means treating war with caution. The so-called subduing the enemy's troops without fighting is the best result.

In shopping malls, we should also try to avoid vicious competition, seek cooperation, seek maximum win, and seize the initiative in cooperation. Jiangsu Huangpu adheres to this concept, has made friends from all walks of life, and established good cooperation. relationship, and seek development together.

3. Different natures

Shopping malls are not equal to battlefields. Shopping malls only exist for competition, not life and death. We should advocate competition among enterprises, rivals, and industries, but we should and can cooperate more with each other, make use of strengths and avoid weaknesses, make up for each other, and pursue a new market economic development concept with oriental ethical characteristics and oriental humanization. Market economy, reasonable competition, and maximum sharing of resources.