In a significant move towards advanced robotics, China has opened its first dedicated robot mall in Beijing, featuring over 40 brands of humanoid robots, including offerings such as butlers, musicians, and replicas of famous figures like Einstein. This initiative aligns with the ongoing World Robot Conference (WRC), where cutting-edge technologies and market trends in humanoid robotics are being showcased. The conference will highlight various applications for humanoid robots and aims to boost tech consumption in the country. Meanwhile, major companies like JD.com and Midea are leading investments in household service robots, marking a shift where robots are increasingly viewed as integral to daily life and work. With a robot shopping festival set to attract buyers, the future of retail and robotic innovations in China is looking promising.