"Chinese Elements" Explode Christmas Shopping Mall In The United States

The Christmas holiday is coming to an end in 2011.

Chinese products are all over the world.

From Thanksgiving to Christmas, there are a lot of promotional activities launched by major American businesses, and the intensity of the discount has increased again and again.

Consumers are also enthusiastic. Shopping carparks are always full of cars.

In hot

According to the recent list of the top three garment importing countries in the US, the textile and apparel department of the US Department of Commerce recently ranked first in China.

Chinese people flock to sweep the goods.

In shopping malls, there are not only overwhelming Chinese products, but also a flock of Chinese consumers.

Most of them came for "sweeping goods" and bought a large quantity. Even the same commodities would pick many pieces.

For this reason, some shopping malls even specially set up checkout counters.

Besides, Chinese consumers are very smart in shopping in the US, and they can use the least amount of money to buy the most cost-effective products.

Through the discount and promotion offered by businessmen, they can calculate the preferential price in combination way and make the best matching plan according to the discount plan before closing the bill.

The reason why foreign products are so popular with Chinese people is mainly because they are cheap.

Similarly, the price of products in the United States is lower than that in China, the price difference is roughly between 1/3 and half, and the quality is even better, so many Chinese consumers are using the opportunity to store goods in the United States.

At the same time, the perfect commodity exchange policy in the US has also eliminated worries for Chinese consumers.

In the United States, the purchase of any commodity can enjoy the "unconditional" replacement service within the corresponding period, and there is no such additional conditions as "discount goods, no quality problems".

Even if there are obvious signs of using goods, businesses in the United States can return them unconditionally during the period of return.

These actions reflect the integrity of businessmen and the full trust of consumers.

American businesses are busy selling.

In order to seize the Chinese consumer groups, some American businesses have launched the Chinese shopping guide service.

For example, the international brand handbag Coach (Kou Chi) has a special Chinese shopping guide around the orbits store around Washington, which is very convenient for Chinese consumers who do not speak English.

In an American nottie clothing store, all the items in the store are marked in Chinese, which includes information about clothing category, price, discount intensity and promotional activities.

Whenever a Chinese consumer is seen, some American salesmen will take the initiative to sell their products and persuade them to buy more goods in the form of gifts and more discounts.

The confusion of "made in China"

"Made in China" has a good reputation in the eyes of American consumers. American consumers not only accept, but also like and value "made in China".

However, most of the "made in China" is just low value-added goods, and "Chinese creation" or "Chinese design" are too few.

Some Chinese consumers even think that the same product "made in Mexico" is more respectable than "made in China".

Huang Yuchuan, a senior researcher at the Carnegie endowment for international peace in the US think tank, and Huang Yuchuan, the former world bank's chief representative in China, said that in the past, China was basically producing mid end and low value-added products. For example, Apple's iPod music player, which sells for $150, made only $5 in mainland China, while parts from Japan, Korea, China and Taiwan made 75 dollars, and the other 70 dollars all flowed into the US Apple Corp.

In addition, China's production costs are rising, and some international brand products are growing in Vietnam, Philippines and other Southeast Asian countries, and some have even been converted to Native American production.

In the case of rising costs, China's low-end production demand is facing increasingly fierce competition.