Chinese Products In Holiday Season

On October 29th, a Guatemalan businessman picked up the Olympic mascot made in China in the exhibition hall of the 102nd China Import and Export Fair (Canton Fair).

Although the recall of Chinese toys in the United States was not long ago, Chinese toys, especially the Olympic Mascot Fuwa, are still favored by foreign businessmen.

Chinese toy manufacturers pay more attention to product quality and safety, and export prices generally rise. This Christmas is still made in China, telling you that China is making the truth. Christmas and 2008 new year are coming. Holiday shopping craze is rising all over the world.

After experiencing some ups and downs in Chinese commodities this year, the performance of "made in China" in the peak season of foreign holidays this year is undoubtedly a matter of general concern.

Some foreign correspondents of Xinhua News Agency recently visited some shopping malls and consumers in their countries to further understand their views on Chinese products.

Without Chinese goods, Argentines will spend an expensive Christmas.

With the coming of Christmas, the atmosphere of Argentina has been very strong.

In a Carrefour supermarket in Buenos Aires, Luis Berti, 47, is shopping with his family.

Their shopping cart is full of holiday products, such as Christmas balls, lanterns, candles, toys and so on. There are also several small household appliances.

Berti said that the holiday products in shopping carts are mostly from China, and in their small appliances, microwave oven and toaster are imported from China.

"Our family is almost all Chinese products from head to toe," Berti told reporters smiling. "Shirts, jeans and sneakers are all Chinese goods, because they are cheap and the quality is very good.

If you buy similar clothes from other countries, you should pay at least 50%.

Berti's wife, Marianne, took the lead to say that since the beginning of this year, prices in Argentina have gone up very fast. Chinese commodities have played a positive role in restraining Argentina's inflation. "Without Chinese goods, we and many Argentina families will have to spend an expensive Christmas".

The Chinese people attach great importance to producing goods for the poor. "I like Chinese products," said Mose carless, who runs Chinese goods in Nairobi, capital of Kenya. "I believe that Chinese people are brave enough to map their destinies along a different direction from western logic.

They value the production of goods for the poor, and they use technology to serve the poor.

They provide electronic products, textiles and machinery that the poor can afford.

They use their own culture, wisdom and tradition to construct a world different from the West. "

In addition to price advantages, Chinese goods are gaining recognition from local businesses and consumers in terms of quality.

Duncan Keki, sales director of Nairobi's biggest "en card Lassa" department store, said that Chinese products are superior to Kenya products in terms of design, quality and price, so they are very popular with customers.

The French did not take "made in China" as a matter of fact.

In 2007, the United States Mattel Inc recovered the so-called "made in China" trust crisis caused by Chinese toys. It did not cause much concern in France, and the French press did not mobilize the public to waste pages and time.

During the Christmas shopping season, the French people had no resistance to "made in China".

Salesmen at some stores told reporters that the sale of toys is now impossible to avoid "made in China" because "made in China" accounts for 85% of all toys manufactured.

If they do not import toys made in China, I am afraid they will lose their jobs.

Several customers who buy toys also say that when they buy toys, they will not consider the origin of their products. Of course, they will not consider whether they are made in China.

They just don't want to buy MATTEL toys, because they have lost confidence in the brand.

Chinese toys become the absolute mainstream of the Russian market, but they should be targeted.

Valentina Sergeyev Aa, director of sales and marketing at the "children's world" Ruiyang card store near Moscow's Red Square, told reporters: "the quality of Chinese toys is good now, and they sell very well here.

Basically, no customer returns because of quality problems.

Our shelves are all occupied by Chinese products, which shows that Chinese products have competitive advantages.

Most customers have no preconceptions about "made in China" and no one scrutinize labels.

Of course, they have no other choice. "

Valentina also said that Chinese products should enhance their relevance to consumers.

She specially showed a globe to reporters. As long as the electronic pen pointed to a place on the globe, the globe would make a sound to introduce the name and cultural geography of the place, and the volume could be adjusted.

She said, "creativity is very good, and the only thing that matters is speaking English only.

Why not speak Russian?

Can 8 year old children understand English?

Many voice toys have similar problems, and customers feel very sorry.

Any product is normal, and Americans do not abandon Chinese toys.

Since the beginning of this year, some Chinese toys have been recalled in the United States due to problems in the US design and Chinese processing or production.

The US media's hype has led to a suspicion of a few American consumers about the safety of Chinese toys.

But the enthusiasm of Americans to buy Chinese products has not diminished.

In a toy shop run by customers in downtown New York, Dick Kent, a computer engineer from New Jersey, said in response to the question of how to evaluate the recall of Chinese toys, he had a car made in the United States. He often had trouble and he had a headache. "I can't deny the whole American car industry because of the problem with this car."

He said that any product is normal, and it is unfair to accuse it.

"But I am sure that the problem can not be as serious as the media reported. Otherwise, Chinese toys will disappear in the US market." "so many consumers buy Chinese toys, they do not abandon Chinese toys," he said.