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Are you tired of diy disasters and home repair headaches?
Join our discussion today as we uncover industry challenges despite chinese consumers relishing rather convenient services and brainstorm solutions for a transformed home maintenance experience.
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For today's program, I'm joined by Yushun in the studio and Josh Kottarel on the line for on today's show.
For anyone who has ventured out from the comfort of their family home to live independently for the first time, undertaking tasks such as changing a light bulb, replacing the door lock, fixing a leaky faucet, or unclogging a toilet become rites of passage.
Fortunately, chinese consumers have convenient access to professionals who can handle these home maintenance and repair chores with just a phone call or a few taps on their smartphones.
In the past, one would have to seek out a local repair person in a physical shop, but thanks to digital platforms offering such services, this process has become streamlined despite perceived conveniences and benefits.
A recent consumer survey has gathered complaints regarding home maintenance services.
So what areas are in need of improvement?
Yu Shun so we can see.
Recently, the Social Survey center of China youth Daily and research platform Wenjuan.com conducted a survey on the household maintenance service industry that's covering 1000 respondents, and among them, more than 60% are born in the 1990s and 25% are born in the 1980s.