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In my mind, domestic demands mainly include three blocks, real estate, education and cars.
As for real estate, the market is approaching a satuation level, or, at least not so large demand as before.
As for cars, many households want to hold at least one, but the road is too crowded and the most needed place often has the policy of car limitation, such as Beijing and Shanghai.
As for education, the younger generation is mainly the only child in the family. Some children can choose to study abroad, which will decrease domestic consumption. I just read the news today that Chinese get average lower SAT scores than Americans. I guess that's because these children belong to the wealthy family and do not need to worry about scores. They don't need to take college entrance examination in China, just hoping to pay for education abroad, no wonder they get low marks.
On the other hand, we can export our education industry abroad and enroll foreign students. We can export cars and other heavy machines abroad instead of trival consumption goods such as shoes and clothes. And the most important thing is to fully develop technology and apply it into practice.
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