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-====== qíjiàndiàn: 旗舰店 - Flagship Store ====== +
-===== Quick Summary ===== +
-  * **Keywords:** 旗舰店, qijiandian, flagship store in Chinese, Tmall flagship store, JD.com official store, 官方旗舰店, what is a qijiandian, Chinese online shopping, brand official store, avoid fakes China +
-  * **Summary:** The Chinese term **旗舰店 (qíjiàndiàn)** literally translates to "flagship store." It refers to a brand's official, primary retail presence, both online and offline. In modern China, this term is absolutely essential for online shopping on platforms like Tmall and JD.com, as it signifies the official, brand-run store, guaranteeing authentic products and the latest selection. Understanding **旗舰店** is key to shopping safely and confidently in the world's largest e-commerce market. +
-===== Core Meaning ===== +
-  * **Pinyin (with tone marks):** qíjiàndiàn +
-  * **Part of Speech:** Noun +
-  * **HSK Level:** N/A (Advanced/Business Chinese) +
-  * **Concise Definition:** The official and most important retail store of a brand. +
-  * **In a Nutshell:** Think of a **旗舰店 (qíjiàndiàn)** as a brand's "home base." It's the one store, especially online, that is run directly by the brand itself. In a marketplace where fake goods can be a concern, the **旗舰店** is a beacon of trust. When you shop here, you know you're getting the real deal, the full product lineup, and official customer service. It's the safest and most reliable place to buy a brand's products. +
-===== Character Breakdown ===== +
-  * **旗 (qí):** Flag, banner, or standard. This character evokes the image of a leader's banner in an army or on a ship. +
-  * **舰 (jiàn):** Warship or a large naval vessel. +
-  * **店 (diàn):** Store or shop. +
-  * The first two characters, **旗舰 (qíjiàn)**, form a word that literally means "flagship"—the lead ship in a naval fleet which carries the commander and flies their flag. By adding **店 (diàn)**, the term **旗舰店 (qíjiàndiàn)** brilliantly uses this powerful naval metaphor to describe a brand's leading, most important store, which sets the standard for all its other retail outlets. +
-===== Cultural Context and Significance ===== +
-  * The concept of a "flagship store" exists globally, but in China, **旗舰店 (qíjiàndiàn)** carries a much heavier cultural weight, primarily due to the dynamics of its massive e-commerce ecosystem. +
-  * **The Gold Standard of Authenticity:** In the West, a flagship store is often about a grand physical experience (e.g., the Nike store in New York). In China, while that exists, the term's true power is online. On platforms like Tmall (天猫) and JD.com (京东), a store with the **旗舰店** label is verified by the platform as being run by the official brand owner. For Chinese consumers, who are highly savvy but also wary of counterfeit products (假货 jiǎhuò), this label is the ultimate seal of approval. It transforms a search for a product into a search for trust. +
-  * **Comparison to "Official Store":** While it translates to "flagship store," its functional role is closer to a supercharged "Official Brand Store." Unlike in the West where you might just go to "brand.com," in China, the ecosystem is platform-centric. Brands live //on// Tmall, and the **旗舰店** is their official home there. Searching for a brand's **旗舰店** is a standard, reflexive step for almost any online purchase, a consumer habit born out of a desire for quality and security. +
-===== Practical Usage in Modern China ===== +
-  * **Online Shopping (Most Common):** This is the term's primary context. When a user wants to buy a Nike product on Tmall, they won't just search for "Nike shoes." They will specifically search for "耐克**旗舰店**" (Nàikè **qíjiàndiàn**) to ensure they land on Nike's official page and not a third-party reseller. The platforms clearly label these stores, often with a special red or gold icon. +
-  * **Physical Retail:** The term is also used for a brand's largest, most prestigious brick-and-mortar store, usually located in a prime shopping district in a major city like Shanghai or Beijing. These stores often offer unique experiences, a full product range, and serve as a major marketing statement. +
-  * **Connotation:** The term has a strong positive and reliable connotation. It implies authenticity, a complete selection of products, official pricing, and legitimate customer support. +
-===== Example Sentences ===== +
-  * **Example 1:** +
-    * 我想买一部新手机，所以打算去华为的**旗舰店**看看。 +
-    * Pinyin: Wǒ xiǎng mǎi yī bù xīn shǒujī, suǒyǐ dǎsuàn qù Huáwèi de **qíjiàndiàn** kànkan. +
-    * English: I want to buy a new phone, so I plan to go check out the Huawei flagship store. +
-    * Analysis: This is a straightforward example of visiting a physical flagship store. +
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-  * **Example 2:** +
-    * 在天猫上买东西，一定要认准官方**旗舰店**，这样才不会买到假货。 +
-    * Pinyin: Zài Tiānmāo shàng mǎi dōngxi, yīdìng yào rènzhǔn guānfāng **qíjiàndiàn**, zhèyàng cái bùhuì mǎidào jiǎhuò. +
-    * English: When shopping on Tmall, you must look for the official flagship store; only then can you avoid buying fakes. +
-    * Analysis: This sentence perfectly captures the core cultural reason for the term's importance: ensuring authenticity (and avoiding 假货 - fakes). +
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-  * **Example 3:** +
-    * 这款限量版球鞋只在耐克官方**旗舰店**发售。 +
-    * Pinyin: Zhè kuǎn xiànliàngbǎn qiúxié zhǐ zài Nàikè guānfāng **qíjiàndiàn** fāshòu. +
-    * English: This limited-edition sneaker is only sold at the Nike official flagship store. +
-    * Analysis: This highlights the exclusivity and role of the flagship store in major product launches. +
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-  * **Example 4:** +
-    * 你能帮我找一下苹果在京东的**旗舰店**链接吗？ +
-    * Pinyin: Nǐ néng bāng wǒ zhǎo yīxià Píngguǒ zài Jīngdōng de **qíjiàndiàn** liànjiē ma? +
-    * English: Can you help me find the link to Apple's flagship store on JD.com? +
-    * Analysis: A very practical, common question when navigating Chinese e-commerce sites. +
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-  * **Example 5:** +
-    * 这家**旗舰店**的装修非常豪华，体验感很好。 +
-    * Pinyin: Zhè jiā **qíjiàndiàn** de zhuāngxiū fēicháng háohuá, tǐyàngǎn hěn hǎo. +
-    * English: The decoration of this flagship store is very luxurious, and the experience is great. +
-    * Analysis: This describes the feeling of a high-end physical flagship store. +
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-  * **Example 6:** +
-    * 我刚联系了小米**旗舰店**的客服，他们说今天就能发货。 +
-    * Pinyin: Wǒ gāng liánxì le Xiǎomǐ **qíjiàndiàn** de kèfú, tāmen shuō jīntiān jiù néng fāhuò. +
-    * English: I just contacted the customer service of the Xiaomi flagship store, and they said they can ship the order today. +
-    * Analysis: This shows that the flagship store is also the source of official customer service (客服 - kèfú). +
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-  * **Example 7:** +
-    * 优衣库的上海**旗舰店**是它在全球最大的门店之一。 +
-    * Pinyin: Yōuyīkù de Shànghǎi **qíjiàndiàn** shì tā zài quánqiú zuìdà de méndiàn zhīyī. +
-    * English: Uniqlo's Shanghai flagship store is one of its largest stores in the world. +
-    * Analysis: Used here to describe the scale and importance of a specific physical location. +
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-  * **Example 8:** +
-    * 这个价格比**旗舰店**便宜这么多，你确定是正品吗？ +
-    * Pinyin: Zhège jiàgé bǐ **qíjiàndiàn** piányi zhème duō, nǐ quèdìng shì zhèngpǐn ma? +
-    * English: This price is so much cheaper than the flagship store. Are you sure it's an authentic product? +
-    * Analysis: The flagship store's price is often used as the benchmark for authenticity (正品 - zhèngpǐn). +
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-  * **Example 9:** +
-    * 一个新品牌要想成功，首先需要在天猫上开一个成功的**旗舰店**。 +
-    * Pinyin: Yīgè xīn pǐnpái yào xiǎng chénggōng, shǒuxiān xūyào zài Tiānmāo shàng kāi yīgè chénggōng de **qíjiàndiàn**. +
-    * English: For a new brand to succeed, it first needs to open a successful flagship store on Tmall. +
-    * Analysis: This highlights the term's central role in modern business strategy in China. +
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-  * **Example 10:** +
-    * 你看，这家店的名字后面有“**旗舰店**”三个字，所以肯定是官方的。 +
-    * Pinyin: Nǐ kàn, zhè jiā diàn de míngzì hòumiàn yǒu "**qíjiàndiàn**" sān gè zì, suǒyǐ kěndìng shì guānfāng de. +
-    * English: Look, this store's name has the three characters "**旗舰店**" after it, so it's definitely the official one. +
-    * Analysis: A perfect example of how Chinese consumers identify and trust the store based on its official name. +
-===== Nuances and Common Mistakes ===== +
-  * **The Tmall Trinity: Flagship vs. Authorized vs. Specialized** +
-    The most common point of confusion for foreigners is distinguishing **旗舰店** from other official-sounding store types on e-commerce platforms. +
-    *   **旗舰店 (qíjiàndiàn) - Flagship Store:** Run by the brand owner. Sells only its own brand. The highest level of authenticity. +
-    *   **专卖店 (zhuānmàidiàn) - Exclusive Dealer Store:** Run by an authorized third-party. Sells products from //only one// brand, with official permission. Still very reliable, but not the brand owner itself. +
-    *   **专营店 (zhuānyíngdiàn) - Specialized Store:** Run by a third-party. Sells products from //multiple// brands within the same category (e.g., a store selling Nike, Adidas, and Puma shoes). +
-  * **Common Mistake:** Don't assume any large or official-looking store is a **旗舰店**. A department store like SKP is a "百货商场 (bǎihuò shāngchǎng)," not a flagship store, though it may contain many brands' counters. The term **旗舰店** refers to a store dedicated to a //single brand's// entire identity. +
-  * **Incorrect Usage:** +
-    * `这家购物中心的旗舰店很大。 (Zhè jiā gòuwù zhòngxīn de qíjiàndiàn hěn dà.)` +
-    * **Why it's wrong:** This is incorrect because a shopping mall is a collection of many stores; it doesn't have a single "flagship store" for itself. You would say "The Apple flagship store in this shopping mall is very big." (这家购物中心里的苹果旗舰店很大). +
-===== Related Terms and Concepts ===== +
-  * `[[官方]] (guānfāng)` - Official. Often used as a prefix to add even more certainty, as in **官方旗舰店 (guānfāng qíjiàndiàn)**. +
-  * `[[专卖店]] (zhuānmàidiàn)` - Authorized Dealer Store. The next level down from a flagship store; a crucial distinction for shoppers. +
-  * `[[正品]] (zhèngpǐn)` - Genuine/authentic product. This is the goal when seeking out a **旗舰店**. +
-  * `[[假货]] (jiǎhuò)` - Fake/counterfeit goods. This is the risk that a **旗舰店** helps you avoid. +
-  * `[[品牌]] (pǐnpái)` - Brand. The entity that owns and operates the flagship store. +
-  * `[[天猫]] (Tiānmāo)` - Tmall. A major B2C e-commerce platform where the **旗舰店** system is fundamental. +
-  * `[[京东]] (Jīngdōng)` - JD.com. Another top e-commerce platform that uses the **旗舰店** designation. +
-  * `[[实体店]] (shítǐdiàn)` - Brick-and-mortar store. Used to differentiate a physical shop from an online one. +
-  * `[[官网]] (guānwǎng)` - Official Website. The web equivalent of a flagship store, though often the Tmall store has more commercial traffic in China. +
-  * `[[授权]] (shòuquán)` - Authorization/To authorize. A **专卖店** has authorization (授权) from the brand, whereas the **旗舰店** //is// the brand.+