Luxury Goods: From a Handicraft Workshop to World Domination

After reading the introduction, they are all about foreign products. We have so many luxury goods in China. I didn't see them. Do you plan to read them?

The most expensive thing about luxury goods is the brand, not your stuff. Do you believe that a sack with the Hermès logo on it can sell for tens of thousands? No matter how well-made your things are, they are not luxuries. They are at best handicrafts.

The protagonist's height of 175 is really too short. I'm 179 and I've always felt that I'm too short, especially now that kids are so tall that they're so tall.

When building a luxury brand, the focus is on the brand. It doesn't matter what the product is made of. When it comes to branding, just find a white T-shirt and print the logo on it, and you can sell it for thousands or tens of thousands.

After reading the introduction, I found that they are all foreign brands and there are a lot of good ones in China.

Most of the price of luxury goods comes from its brand added value. And this brand value is the foundation they have formed through time and connections. Make these luxury items a status symbol. Regardless of the brand, these luxury goods can easily go bad. The price/performance ratio is really low. The protagonist has nothing, why should others buy it?

Does anyone write about Chinese luxury goods, such as brocade, cloisonné, Longquan ink pad, tapestry, etc.

The word you, Aunt Liu, appears directly in the narration, and the narration doesn't even include her name? And what is Xiaobai's name? What he said was all business, but he used all personal titles...? And there are other people present for some of the titles... It's really awkward whether it's public or private.

A novice who talks a lot, no matter what the occasion, as a manager, she knows nothing. What is the meaning of her existence?

But what the hell are you doing with warships and aircraft carriers? . .