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  1. 🧥 University students in China are sparking a trend by wearing military coats and floral padded jackets, making a strong fashion statement. 00:06 The viral video of Chinese university students wearing military coats and women strutting in military coats and floral padded jackets has sparked a trend among college students. The once plain looking military coat has become a top choice for university students to combat the cold, and the floral padded jackets have also gained popularity among female students. The resurgence of military coats from the 1950s and 60s has been noted, with students commenting on the cost-effectiveness and daring fashion choices of the younger generation. 🧥 The sales of military coats have surged this year due to their cost-effectiveness and warmth compared to down jackets. 03:00 Merchant reports increased sales of military coats exceeding 10,000 on the platform. Military coats are popular due to being cost-effective, warm, and easy to clean and maintain. Business owner in the industry for 5 years reported exceptional sales of military coats this year. 🧥 The video discusses the popularity of military coats and reverse consumption among young people in China during weak economic times. 05:43 Lipstick sales surge during tough times due to their inexpensive yet mood-boosting nature. Military coats are popular due to their warmth, volume, and affordability compared to down jackets. Reverse consumption is a rational approach by young people to manage their finances tightly, as seen through the popularity of military coats on Chinese university campuses. 📉 The video discusses the impact of China's weakening economy on consumer behavior and the recent decrease in prices. 08:52 China's economy is weakening, leading to a decrease in consumer spending and a shift towards lower-priced goods on lower floors of malls. The National Bureau of Statistics of China announced a decrease in the Consumer Price Index for October, entering a deflationary level. The producer price index also fell by 2.6% year-on-year, indicating a decrease in prices at the production level. 📉 Prices of crabs and pork have dropped, with pork experiencing a significant decrease in the market. 11:45 Crab prices have dropped by 6 to 7 win, and pork prices have plummeted by 30 to 40% compared to last year. The price of live pig has decreased by 4.5% from the same period last month, with a 42% year-on-year decrease. The double 11 shopping festival saw a significant decrease in online sales, totaling only 243 billion win, marking it as the most dismal in history.
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