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China’s Gen Z is going on a shopping spree and it's fueling an unusual stock boom. They’re spending on everything from toys to bubble tea — emotional consumption, as some call it. But is this enough to spur China’s economy? Charlotte Y. explains. bloom.bg/3SKansp