The 9.9R for two cups of Luckin Coffee and 7.9R for two cups of Cotti Coffee on JD Takeout are also a manifestation of the dividends from the Web2 era.

When I was in school, the first Bawangchaji store on Chu River Han Street opened, and my classmates and I waited in line for an hour to buy a cup of milk tea for about 35R. With the economic downturn, even the prices at Heytea have come down.

Perhaps the greatest dividend at this stage is that ordinary people can survive at a very low cost, in exchange for a freedom they've never had throughout history—the freedom to choose their lifestyle, go anywhere, and do anything.
The reason it's still considered a dividend is that most people haven't realized this yet; they are still trading their lives day after day for things they don't need.