China’s Dark Side Of Luxury

China’s Luxury Market, China luxury goods, Rolex market, Luxury handbags. The truth behind Chinese luxury goods and the Chinese luxury market

China’s Dark Side Of Luxury

Luxury shopping in the Chinese market has consistently been growing from strength to strength, and to further buttress this, it is said that consumers spent $73.6 billion on luxury goods last year. On the surface, things seem to be good and jolly, but underneath, there have been some dark shadows lurking, and it has been that way for a while now. It’s also well known, but yet, people don’t seem to talk about it, and even if they do, it’s usually in hushed tones. In this video, we’ll be going deep into the practices of the Chinese luxury market and the dark side no one wants to talk about.

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[coolkillerr]

that has gotta be unlawful practice tho ... it doesn't seems right.

[PeterZandorff]

WELL, A YEAR LATER - IT´S OVER RED ROVER, 🤣!

[markfurman]

Yes. Pei Hua is being done by online Chinese sellers. You may buy luxury watches, but you must pay more than once. The advertised prices may not be adhered to in practice. Your actual price to purchase may be multiples of the advertised price, but if paid, will allow you to obtain the agreed-upon watch.