China's 'Companionship Economy' Ripples: Modern Consumption Driven by Loneliness and Connection
China's 'companionship economy,' where individuals pay for social interaction to combat loneliness, is a growing trend. This phenomenon may extend its influence to countries like Indonesia, reflecting shifts in modern human relationships and consumer behavior.
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