After SARS events, the non-store shopping under TV commerce’s convergence had been exploded. Consumers today have more retailing channels about their purchases. Under the new non-store industry or strong competitive pressure, regional or fringe retailers will be likely to confront more challenge. This paper investigates the retailing shock stimulated by the non-store TV commerce as well as its new industrial networks. First, this paper applies the inter-industry interdependence coefficients matrix to calculate the Leontief forward and backward linkage effect, respectively. Second, the qualitative insights of the future retailing are measured by an relevant multiple-indicators, multiple-methods approach. Third, the paper develops strategic plans for local retailers faced with the new chain relationship between the supplier and customer.