Compared to the post-70s and the post-80s generations, Gen Z consumers tend to pay for ceremonious demand, attaching importance to personality and connotation while making purchases and are found more willing to buy gifts for others than consumer groups of other ages.

与70后和80后相比，Z世代消费者倾向于为隆重的需求买单，在购买时注重个性和内涵，并且比其他年龄段的消费者群体更愿意为他人购买礼物。

This has indeed given a political connotation to the case.

If the brands choose to develop on a large scale after the appearance of phenomenal hit products, they will lose the original cultural connotation and identity," he said.

It even ignited anger and protests by its drivers in Zhengzhou, Central China's Henan province, since "dog" usually has a negative connotation in the Chinese language, so they considered the name as humiliating.

Ding said China is ready to work with Russia to continue to tap the potential of investment cooperation of the two sides, promote practical cooperation for more achievements and enrich the connotation of bilateral relations to better benefit the two peoples.

"It's safe to say that coffee has become an indispensable part of the urban culture of the city, with its historical connotation.

These activities are expected to connect and introduce quality event resources, further enrich the connotation of Sanya culture and tourism and enhance the city's popularity and reputation, the Sanya Tourism Promotion Board said.

"In the next step, we will further take advantage of local resources and the ecological environment to explore the connotation of rural culture, and bring more rural tourism products with diverse forms and distinctive features to visitors. "

We must have the confidence to combine our rich and distinguishing cultural connotation with wines and build our own winery industry system with the terroir of Ningxia as the core," said Zhao Yongqing, executive vice-chairman of the autonomous region.

Digitalization and anti-epidemic are reshaping and enhancing the connotation of green buildings.

"Made in Japan" used to mean reliable quality, but the positive connotation has been dealt a severe blow in recent years after a run of various product scandals, with Kobe Steel the latest culprit.

According to the report, financial security is a statusxa0description of the stable operation of the financial system, which has the connotation of maintaining core financial values.

We believe China's financial sector opening has profound significance and rich connotation.

Opening up China's financial sector "has a very deep meaning with rich connotation", Zhang pointed out.

He underscored that the connotation of democracy is not limited to the right to vote, "but people's extensive participation in the democratic election, consultation, decision-making, governance and supervision".

It is necessary for everyone to re-examine the connotation and extension of security issues, explore new ideas and models for public security governance, and achieve common security and shared development, Rong said.

Wang said China is willing to work with Russia to fully implement the consensus reached by the two heads of state, deepen practical cooperation in safeguarding political security, combating transnational crimes and criminal judicial assistance, and continuously enrich the connotation of China-Russia relations in the new era.