Abstract:The urbanized world has brought social, economic, and environmental sustainability into challenged surroundings in rapidly rising countries, thereby requiring the exploration of their intertwined relationships. This study regarded Brazil, India, and China as "BIC" countries to be the representative study areas for our investigation of sustainability in the context of rapid urbanization. In general, our work was synthesized into a comparison framework in four aspects: rural-urban relation, industrial development, city development, and urban landscape pattern. We determined that rural-urban dichotomy exists in all study areas, with India and China having a high degree. China was identified as a manufacturing-based country in the past half-century, whereas Brazil and India have the service sector as their primary industry. The distribution of large cities follows a regional pattern, with Brazil being northeast-focused, China being southeast-focused, and India being comparatively balanced. The Amazon forest in the north brings great challenges to Brazil with respect to the conservation of its biodiversity and eco-environment. India and China have encountered tremendous urban expansion or sprawl in the past several decades. The sustainability issues in social, economic, and environmental aspects for Brazil, India, and China were summarized in the context of rapid urbanization to provide references for other countries.

E-commerce provides an advanced information service platform and a broad market space for clothing
enterprises. The practice of E-commerce of Chinese clothing enterprises is beginning to take shape, but not yet
mature. Under the premise of ensuring the quality of products, Chinese clothing industry should conform to the
trend of the times, improve enterprise management system, pay attention to the integration of production and
marketing, make full use of current technologies, and enhance service capabilities, thereby promoting the
enterprises' core competitiveness

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