Canada Goose Coats, in cities like Guangzhou, have been the focus of enterprises, advertising companies, and media attention since their inception. However, as these markets mature, competition has intensified with some products gradually saturating, leading to urban growth fatigue. Provincial capital cities, municipalities, and local administrative levels among 23 regions have become the next growth market. Regardless of national policy inclinations or a commercial perspective that expands the market size, shifting to these 23 markets is inevitable and will succeed when conditions are ripe. The economic strength of two third-level regional economies presses hard on one to act according to the 2009 Cainozoic Era Market Monitor Organization's Chinese Market and Media Study (CMMS) data. The average monthly household income in first-tier cities is 5285.5 Yuan, in 23 cities it is 3553.5 Yuan, in counties it is 971.25 Yuan, and in rural areas it is 786.95 Yuan. (Urban data comes from approximately 70,000 sample consumers in 30 cities; county and rural data comes from 6 provinces, 18 counties, 72 administrative villages, and 6,000 sample consumers.) If we look at the top ten cities by local GDP in 2008, besides the cornerstone cities of Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen, Suzhou, Qingdao, and Wuxi perform more outstandingly. Taking Suzhou as an example, a city with a population of over 6 million across three smaller towns, it has, in a short time, actually achieved a GDP contribution level comparable to that of a major city, which is quite impressive. This small city's overall wealth can be seen through a series of cumulative values: over 70% of Suzhou families earn more than 4000 Yuan per month, over 60% earn more than 5000 Yuan per month, nearly half earn more than 6000 Yuan per month, and there are many such wealthy families in China. This fully explains why the 23 markets will become the new place for explosive consumer vitality and are worth enterprise attention. The spending power in two third-level markets is higher compared to first-tier cities...