A blogger said:

"To tell if the economy is warming up,

just watch the movements of foot massage shops and KTVs.

Don't bother listening to economic experts,

and don't listen to wealthy influencers either.

Just look at those entrepreneurial yoga pants wearers,

are they still setting up stalls?

The day they suddenly stop setting up stalls all dolled up,

that's when the economy is doing well.

After all, when there are project collaborations,

these are the places people frequent.

There's another way: watch where your buddies go.

If they're frequently at rolling shutter doors,

the economy definitely isn't good.

If they're frequently at glass revolving doors,

then the economy has definitely recovered."

The fireworks of life

hide the most authentic economic signals.

The crowding of foot massage shops,

the booking rates of KTVs,

are more intuitive than data.

Behind rolling shutter doors is the persistence of making a living,

behind glass revolving doors is the reunion of opportunities.

The footsteps of entrepreneurs,

from setting up stalls to negotiating projects,

reveal the warmth and coldness of the economy.

It's not about not trusting expert analysis,

but grassroots observation being more grounded.

The daily choices of ordinary people

never lie.

Economic recovery isn't empty talk,

it's the bustling of consumption venues,

it's the increase in collaboration opportunities.

Yoga pants entrepreneurs putting away their stall equipment

is a signal that projects are coming.

Your buddies' meeting spots

hide the confidence to make money.

From rolling shutter doors to revolving doors,

is the trajectory of life getting better.

When the fireworks burn bright, the economy warms up,

opportunities multiply, and life catches fire.