A blogger said:

"Whether the economy is warming up or not,

just look at the activity at foot massage shops and KTVs.

Don't listen to what economic experts say,

and don't listen to what wealth influencers say.

Just look at those entrepreneurial yoga-pant wearers,

and whether they're still setting up stalls.

When they suddenly stop setting up stalls with heavy makeup one day,

then the economy is doing well.

After all, when there are project collaborations,

these are places people frequently visit.

There's another way—look at where your buddies often hang out.

If he frequently goes to places with rolling shutters,

then the economy is definitely struggling.

If he frequently goes to places with glass revolving doors,

then the economy is definitely recovering."

The smoke and fire of life

hides the most authentic economic signals.

The capacity of foot massage shops,

the booking heat of KTVs,

are more intuitive than data.

Behind the rolling shutters is the perseverance of making a living,

behind the glass revolving doors is the reunion of opportunities.

The footsteps of entrepreneurs,

from setting up stalls to discussing projects,

hide the warmth and coldness of the economy.

It's not that we don't trust expert analysis,

but grassroots observation is more grounded.

The daily choices of ordinary people

never lie.

Economic recovery isn't just talk,

it's the liveliness of consumption scenes,

it's the increase in collaboration opportunities.

Yoga-pant wearers putting away their stall equipment

is a signal of projects coming to them.

Your buddies' hangout spots

hide the confidence to make money.

From rolling shutters to revolving doors,

is the trajectory of life getting better.

When the smoke and fire thrive, the economy warms,

when opportunities multiply, life ignites.