A little more, and the world-famous sale will begin – 11.11, which is not just a day, but an unsettling period in the fall of leaves.
Most of us have heard about mega-discounts in Chinese markets at this time. And some people regularly take advantage of such benefits and shop hard for reasonable prices. Why is this a reality for the masses in Ukraine? We talked to representatives of the postal and logistics company Meest China and asked how our holidaymakers celebrate Singles’ Day and what they are ready to do from foreign markets.
Singles’ Day, for all data, for world sales obligations, becomes Black Friday and Cyber Monday, and therefore, most of the time. In addition, Ukrainians not only care about their strong national identity, but also love to learn about world cultures, and not least European ones.
As they say about the holiday, as in China, then in Ukraine, Singles’ Day is not celebrated. And here the need to understand history is sacred. It was celebrated as the opposite of the Day of All the Lost Wednesdays for university youth. This is because the number of men in China is more than the number of women. In Vlasna, there is a legend that in the 1990s, some students, without doubting a bet, spent their evenings playing mahjong. And apparently, on the 11th fall of the leaf, the brushes are gradually thrown to the men of a combination of four units, symbolizing self-identity in the Chinese tradition. The students hung the leaves when the leaves fell, indicating that they were of the same status. The idea quickly spread throughout China. Chinese people in love spend the whole night in bars and karaoke, having fun.
For Ukrainians, such symbolism is unfamiliar, and so is the holy day and the celebration of 11.11. Ale mi offal is sacredly encouraged in the field of shopping. According to data from Meest China, last year there was a 5% decrease in kilograms of leaf fall, followed by an increase of 10% in the previous month.
Fakhivtsi explained the seemingly insignificant increase by the fact that, first of all, autumn is the period of high season, especially in autumn, when clients have to make arrangements before the Holy Day, and then get the highest budget price. by the sea. In other words, the Ukrainians are not yet aware enough about these sales, to make a big splash.
However, it is important that we include shopping activities in the power of life. Ukrainians trust shopping for Singles’ Day and are ready to buy products from many different categories. Zokrema, Seredam Zamolni and Listopadi Minoi Rock Buli: Gel-Lucky, Batar, Accumulator, Charges, Navushniki Yinshha Dybna Elektronika, Warehouses for Drony, Smart Dadzheti that Multituli, Cosmetic Assessari Aparashka, Igra for Tweners. And also varto zvernuti uvava na znizhki na odyag ta vzuttya.
The benefit is real and significant. Here you have to be careful as you would in any other sale, so that you don’t regret wasting your opportunity or wasting your money.
Finally, representatives of Meest China are preparing a small list of great shopping opportunities for 11.11:
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choose a bunch of goods in advance, so that you can complete your purchase on the day of the sale – this is an important time saver;
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Before, check the right product from different sellers, read the instructions and check the prices, so as not to waste on a fake “lower price” or incorrect price;
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If you are interested in popular size clothes, then order such goods directly from 00:00 (behind Beijing) to get the required size;
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It is not good to make the sales arrangements you need as soon as possible – delivery on 11.11 can take more than an hour, and even sellers in China cannot physically carry out all the order immediately.
May your shopping be productive and productive, and Meest China recommends delivery by sea and air. If no one in life has gotten anything out of their cute little shoe, this is your sign to try it! For detailed instructions before placing an order on Chinese marketplaces, please visit the Meest China website.
Source: korrespondent
I’m Liza Grey, an experienced news writer and author at the Buna Times. I specialize in writing about economic issues, with a focus on uncovering stories that have a positive impact on society. With over seven years of experience in the news industry, I am highly knowledgeable about current events and the ways in which they affect our daily lives.