Cultural, sports events boost holiday spending


Zheng Qinwen (L) of China and Emiliana Arango of Colombia compete in the women's singles second round at the 2025 China Open in Beijing on Sept 27, 2025. [Photo/Xinhua] \

Shopping malls, restaurants and sports venues in Beijing have remained packed with visitors during the ongoing National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival holiday, representing a microcosm of the strong consumer demand nationwide.

The Chinese capital's reputation as a major sports hub is playing a pivotal role in stimulating consumption in the city.

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