This research aims to explore the optimal marketing strategies that are more suitable for China's small-town and rural markets. This research uses a qualitative study to select 15 Y&Z generations in the small-town and rural markets to conduct semi-structured interviews. From their perspective, we can understand their current use of consumer channels in the small-town and rural markets. Through the theory of planned behavior and consumption experience theory, they are used to understand the factors that affect their preferred consumption channels and the consumption experience of their preferred consumption channels. According to the content analysis method analyzed the interview data and concluded that the preferred consumption channel of the Y&Z generation in the small-town and rural markets is the online consumption channel, which is more inclined to the functional experience based on product prices and services. Combining online and offline methods, making good use of each strength, is currently the preferred marketing strategy that is more suitable for small-town and rural markets.