This year, the two sessions put forward six consumption engines to promote economic growth. What are the six consumption engines?

The second is green consumption;

The third is to stabilize housing consumption;

The fourth is to increase tourism consumption;

The fifth is to tap the consumption potential of education, culture and sports;

Sixth, consumption related to the aging demand in China.

Explanation:

First, expand information consumption such as mobile Internet and Internet of Things, increase broadband speed, and support online shopping development and rural e-commerce distribution. It is reported that the rapid rise of the mobile Internet has become the third largest emerging market after the traditional offline market and the Internet e-commerce market, which has given birth to broad market opportunities and industry profits for the modern entity industry. Up to now, the market size of cmnet has reached 500 billion yuan, and it is estimated that by 2020, this figure will reach 600 billion yuan.

Another key area to promote consumption is green consumption. The the State Council meeting said that green consumption should be promoted, energy-saving products should be popularized, and those who build more parking facilities and charging facilities for new energy vehicles should be rewarded. With the introduction of a series of favorable policies for new energy vehicles, it is widely expected in the industry that the annual sales volume of new energy vehicles is expected to exceed 50,000.

The third place is the traditional real estate consumption. In order to stabilize housing consumption, China is strengthening the construction of affordable housing and relaxing the conditions for drawing provident fund to pay rent.

The other three key areas are in the field of service consumption, namely tourism and leisure consumption, education and culture consumption, old-age health and domestic consumption. Zhao Ping said that for a long time, the huge potential of service consumption in China has yet to be tapped, and corresponding industrial policies should be introduced to turn residents' service consumption potential into real purchase behavior.