Here’s a summary of key findings:
* **2025 Trends:** “Soft minimalism” is leading, emphasizing warmth, texture, and calm with earthy/muted tones and natural materials (timber, linen, stone). “Minimaluxe” is a fusion of minimalism and maximalism, combining clean lines with bold accents and mixed textures. “Biophilic minimalism” integrates nature. “Bold minimalism” in design uses few elements but with heavy emphasis, bold typography, and color palettes. “Sustainable minimalism” is a strong trend, focusing on eco-conscious choices, secondhand shopping, and reducing ecological footprint. Personalization in minimalism is also key, keeping sentimental items that bring joy.
* **Benefits of Minimalism:** Reduced stress and anxiety, increased focus and productivity, saving time and money, more space, greater freedom, and enhanced well-being and happiness.
* **Practical Steps:** Decluttering (physical and digital), mindful consumption (“buy less, buy better”), focusing on value and function over quantity, “one in, one out” rule, daily small tidying, and the “spark joy” method.
* **Digital Minimalism:** Consciously reducing screen time and digital clutter, prioritizing tools that truly serve needs, eliminating distractions, turning off notifications, deleting addictive apps, and setting boundaries.
* **Financial Minimalism:** Intentionally using money in alignment with values, reducing unnecessary expenses, focusing on essential spending, and simplifying financial processes.
* **Statistics/Impact:** 64% of millennials and Gen Z actively reduced possessions in 2024, driven by environmental concerns, financial freedom, and mental well-being. The minimalist lifestyle products market was valued at USD 10 billion in 2024 and is projected to reach USD 25 billion by 2032, with a CAGR of 10%.

I have enough information to construct the blog post. I will now proceed with writing the HTML content, translating the Korean template text to Simplified Chinese, and incorporating the gathered information. I will also select an image and extract keywords at the end.

For the image, I will search Pexels for “minimalist home” or “declutter”.
Image search: “minimalist home”
I will choose an image from Pexels. For example, `https://images.pexels.com/photos/1080721/pexels-photo-1080721.jpeg` (This is just an example, I will pick a real one during generation).

Let’s start generating the HTML.