(Editor: Leona) 

China has entered a new information consumption stage with smart terminals and mobile Internet the typical examples, said Luo Wen, head of the China Center for Information Industry Development.

Echoing his remarks, the results of a survey by China Youth Daily Social Survey Center showed that 41.4 percent of 2,062 respondents added electronics products into their shopping list for 2015.

Here, let's look at the top 10 items that are in the shopping cart in the new year.

No 10 Luxury goods: 6.9 percent of respondents plan to buy high-end items.

No 9 Training and education: 12.2 percent plan to spend money on training and further education.

No 8 Home decoration: 12.8 percent of respondents placed home decoration in the shopping list.

No 7 Home purchase: 17.2 percent plan to buy a house in 2015.

No 6 Overseas travel: 21.7 percent of respondents plan to travel abroad in 2015.

No 5 Car purchase: 23.2 percent of respondents plan to buy car in 2015.

No 4 Recreation and culture: 29.4 percent plan to spend money on recreation and culture.

No 3 Domestic travel: 37.7 percent plan to spend money on domestic travel.

No 2 Electronics products: 41.4 percent plan to spend money on electronic gadgets in 2015.

No 1 Quality daily necessities: 57 percent plan to spend money on buying quality daily products.