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Playing badminton 'can sharpen the brain', new research finds
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health1d ago

Playing badminton 'can sharpen the brain', new research finds

  • Latest: Chengdu Sport University researchers link badminton to improved cognitive attention and control.
  • Study involved 762 badminton players who answered a cognitive questionnaire.
  • Unpredictable shuttlecock speed may boost focus more than other racquet sports.
  • Researchers say the sport trains sustained cognitive engagement under high-demand conditions.
  • Findings were published in Frontiers in Psychology and support cognitive training use.
  • Researchers propose badminton as a preventive strategy for cognitive health.
  • The study compared badminton with tennis and table tennis for cognitive demands.
  • Researchers emphasize rapid decision-making in badminton aids mental concentration.
  • The article notes the context of a broader cognitive training approach.
  • Researchers present badminton as a potential public health tool for cognition.
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Deep Dive: Chinese consumers embrace luxury second-hand shopping
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shopping14h ago

Deep Dive: Chinese consumers embrace luxury second-hand shopping

  • ZZER began online and expanded to physical stores, signaling a shift from digital to brick‑and‑mortar retail in China’s resale sector.
  • Industry leaders say authentication and logistics support growth, with platforms like Hongbulin integrating authenticators to build trust.
  • China’s second-hand luxury market is projected to reach about US$30 billion in 2025, as the primary luxury market declines.
  • Digital infrastructure and authentication tech are key in overcoming counterfeit fears that held back pre-owned luxury in China.
  • Market growth is linked to a mature e-commerce ecosystem and a large supply of luxury goods from years of spending.
  • Shoppers are turning to resale platforms as Beijing’s economy moves through post-pandemic recovery and real estate pressures.
  • Escalating discounts in stores like ZZER offer up to 80% off retail, boosting appeal of second-hand luxury.
  • The market remains a minority, representing around 5% of China’s total luxury sector, with potential for future growth.
  • Experts emphasize continuing authentication improvements to overcome fakes and grow consumer confidence.
  • Live streams and private viewings are used by platforms like ZZER to showcase inventory and engage buyers.
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