Do people in your country go to the shopping mall frequently?

Yes, I think people in my country do go to shopping malls fairly often, especially in big cities. Malls are not just places to buy things anymore; they are also places to eat, watch films, meet friends, and escape the heat or bad weather. That said, people probably don’t go there as frequently as they used to for basic shopping, because many products can now be ordered online within a day or two. Shopping habits have changed a lot in recent decades. In the past, people usually went to local markets or small family-run shops, and they often compared prices face to face. Nowadays, younger consumers tend to browse on their phones, read reviews, and look for discounts on e-commerce platforms before making a decision. Older people may still prefer traditional shops because they can see the product directly and talk to the seller, but even they are becoming more comfortable with online shopping. I don’t think physical shops or malls will completely disappear, but their role will change. Street markets are still popular because they are lively, affordable, and good for fresh food, while big malls offer comfort, international brands, fixed prices, and a more polished experience. Online shopping is convenient and often cheaper, but in-store shopping gives people a chance to try things on, check the quality, and enjoy the social side of shopping. So in the future, I imagine successful shops will combine both: a strong online service and a pleasant offline experience.