It is reported that although the products made in China are famous for their low prices all over the world, they are still limited to some high-grade commodities.

IPad2, a shopping center in Beijing, sells for about $700, while the same product sells for $499 in an apple store in Washington, D.C.

Besides, the Columbia movement.

Analysts pointed out that such a situation first came from the logistics link, that is, freight carriers bear the high toll.

If all the tolls and other fees are paid according to the regulations, at least trucking drivers are hard to make money.

An analyst said, "although you can buy all the freight cars that you like, you can't get rid of the costs that the local governments pass on to you."

In addition, high-end products are so expensive in China because they are subject to higher taxes.

But because of the emergence of many imitations on the market, some wealthy Chinese are very willing to pay higher fees to buy genuine products to show off.

Analysts pointed out that in the high-end

Because of the above price discrepancy, many people are happy to buy luxuries abroad and consider it cost-effective.

At the same time, because China's Hongkong area does not impose extra taxes on luxury goods, such price differences also result in smuggling.