「西安市民持续两月“抵制赛格”，客流锐减七成（2026.08.08-31）」截至8月31日，陕西西安市民发起的“抵制赛格”行动已经整整持续了两个月。尽管赛格方面为了挽回客流，投入数亿元，多次推出大规模优惠促销活动，但商场人流依然大幅下滑。据多名当地网友透露，目前赛格的客流量与高峰时期相比至少减少了70%，即便周末和节假日，往日人头攒动的景象也已难再出现。持续低迷的客流也开始给场内商户带来巨大经营压力，一些商户表示生意大幅下滑，已经“快撑不住了”。两个月过去，“抵制赛格”并未像许多类似事件一样迅速消退，反而持续至今，成为近年来中国罕见的长期集体抵制行动。（事件前因请查看“昨天”项目之前的纪录片）
“Xi’an Residents’ Boycott of SEG Continues for Two Months, Foot Traffic Drops 70% (2026.08.08–31)”
As of August 31, the “Boycott SEG” campaign launched by residents of Xi’an, Shaanxi Province, has continued for a full two months. In an effort to win back customers, SEG has reportedly invested hundreds of millions of yuan and repeatedly rolled out large-scale promotions and discounts, yet foot traffic at the shopping mall remains sharply down. According to multiple local residents, current foot traffic at SEG has fallen by at least 70% compared with peak levels. Even on weekends and public holidays, the once-packed mall is now noticeably less crowded. The prolonged decline in customer traffic is also putting enormous pressure on businesses inside the mall. Some merchants say their sales have dropped sharply and that they are “struggling to hold on.” Two months on, the “Boycott SEG” campaign has not quickly faded away like many similar protests. Instead, it has persisted to this day, making it a rare example in China in recent years of a sustained collective consumer boycott.
(For background on what triggered the boycott, please see the Yesterday Project’s earlier documentary.)