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In 2010, the Andersen brand stood as one of the most influential and powerful names in China's footwear and apparel industry. As a leading brand strategy think tank, Datang International (Shanghai) Brand Consulting Group leveraged global top resources to launch the "Andersen Great Rejuvenation in China" plan, marking the beginning of a new era filled with potential and future growth. The children's cultural industry, with its vast market opportunities, is becoming a key driver for economic development.
According to a report by the "National Chinese Broadcasting Network" titled "Voice of China," in 2009, there was significant attention on Children's Day, especially regarding the "hot" news covered by Southern Weekly. A special feature was dedicated to the shopping frenzy among children during this time. In major Chinese cities like Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou, per capita annual spending on children had already reached 10,700 yuan several years ago. This trend continues to grow, as evidenced by the opening of the world's largest Barbie flagship store in Shanghai, where the company announced that China will soon become its largest market within the next five to ten years.
Children are increasingly becoming the main force behind retail growth. Analysts suggest that the 400 million children in China could be the real savior during economic downturns. Their natural curiosity drives consumption, and studies show that even children as young as 9 or 10 have developed brand awareness. This early brand recognition directly influences their purchasing behavior. With the majority of families being single-child households, parents are more willing to support their children's needs, making them a prime target for marketing strategies.
Companies now focus on advertising and engaging children through various activities, further stimulating demand. This phenomenon is driven by a combination of human nature, family environment, and social influence. In the U.S., this group is referred to as the "Generation to Generation." Specifically, the "Swallow Generation" refers to children aged 8 to 14, who, although dependent on their parents for purchases, have independent brand preferences. These kids are exposed to over 40,000 ads annually, influencing 60% of parental decisions and generating $300 billion in global consumer spending each year—indirectly impacting over $1 trillion in total consumption worldwide.
As a major consumer market, China holds immense potential in this growing sector. The future of the children's market looks bright, and with strategic planning and effective branding, the possibilities are endless.
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