According to the "2016-2021 China Stone Industry Market Prospects and Investment Planning Analysis Report" by the Anticipatory Industry Research Institute, over the past decade, China's stone industry has experienced rapid development, not only with broader applications but also with an increased demand for stone consumption driven by Chinese policies. The current annual output has exceeded 10 million tons, making China the world's largest stone producing nation.

China's stone production is primarily distributed in three major stone-producing provinces: Fujian and Guangdong in the south, and Shandong in the east. Fujian and Shandong are major raw material and processing production hubs, while Guangdong specializes in the processing of imported stone. These three provinces account for 85% of China's stone production. Additionally, other provinces such as Sichuan, Shanxi, Hebei, Inner Mongolia, Yunnan, Guangxi, Xinjiang, and Anhui have a certain amount of variety and production. However, the main production areas for China's stone are primarily in Fujian and Shandong, with Fujian's production accounting for over 80% of the national total.

As home interior decoration increasingly embraces nature, natural stone is being mass-produced and integrated into architectural and decorative renovations, used not only in luxurious public buildings but also in residential interiors, with increasing consumption. It plays a significant role in people's lives. However, due to the challenges of extraction, environmental concerns, radiation, and significant color variations, natural stone conflicts with the current trend of "environmentally friendly" and "low-carbon" lifestyles, posing certain limitations in practical use. The advent of granite恰好 addresses these deficiencies, meeting market demands.

The Forward-looking Industry Research Institute believes that currently, the market share of stone products in the decorative and construction sector is still small, with significant potential. The stone industry needs to further enhance the technology level of mining and processing, continue to focus on energy conservation and emission reduction, and actively promote the industry and stone products' energy-saving and environmental protection efforts. This includes strengthening communication and exchanges with architectural designers, contractors, and a wide range of users to guide consumption and promote usage, while vigorously expanding the market for stone products.