I personally am not at all optimistic about it. This is probably related to the current popular Chinese culture. Consumer behaviour also contributes to the problem. Going shopping, even just window shopping, is a great pleasure to a large number of Chinese people. As experts have said, technical problems are easy to solve, rules are easy to establish, but manipulating an ingrained culture cannot be done easily.
China is at the primary stage of a socialist market economy.
This means that e-commerce has a long way to go before it will be truly viable in China. It could take at least 10 years, as Hu Xiaoming predicted. Prospects But difficulties do not herald the dark prospects of e-commerce. The birth and application of the Internet have started a revolution in the history of world civilization. E-commerce, with the Internet as its basis, will be the economic trendsetter.