Division Of Labor And Meticulous "Foreign Garbage" Into The Professional Market Of Clothing.

There are some humble clothing shops in the Zhu Zi Lane Community in Nanchang, Jiangxi. The price of the so-called "foreign trade" clothing can be as low as 10 yuan to 200 yuan, and there is a complete range of goods, and even fur with a price of up to 8000 yuan.

The reporter disguised himself as a customer and walked into such a clothing store.

Directly scattered on the ground, customers are shopping in it.

Reporters found that the main customers of these shops are middle-aged women, and they even know that they are buying overseas.

But they did not mind that they had not been cleaned or sterilized. Some people patronized their customers for over ten years.

Most of the shopkeepers do not shy away from the source of the goods. They are more anxious to sell them. "The good style has been picked up in one or two days."

In the Kwun Tong market in Nanning, Guangxi, reporters also found several old clothing shops: the stale clothes were stacked on the ground and stuffed in sacks. Usually one style was only one, and there were obvious signs of stain and pilling, even stains. The price was as low as 10 yuan per piece, with foreign trade marks.

Although the shopkeeper claims that these garments are "foreign trade tail cargo", all kinds of characteristics indicate that they are "foreign garbage".

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Jieshi Town, the southern part of Lufeng City, Guangdong Province, is the largest "foreign garbage" clothing distribution center in our country.

The coastal town is only 115 kilometers away from Hongkong.

The economic foundation of Jieshi town is weak, processing and selling old clothing has little start-up capital, low technical requirements and stable demand, so a large number of local idle labor force make a living, gradually forming a nationally known "professional" market.

According to a survey conducted by the Shanwei customs anti smuggling Bureau, there are more than 10000 people in the town of 260 thousand of the population.

At 6 in the morning, in a lane around the double lotus market in Jieshi Town, a private house opened the iron gate to prepare for the second-hand clothes from all over the country.

Behind each sluice gate is a "three in one" store with functions of living, processing and selling.

Each shop has meticulous division of labor, short skirts, sweaters, coats and fur. Each store sells only one category.

The shopkeeper bluntly stated that these were mainly old clothes coming from Japan, Korea and other places.

According to a press survey, overseas clothing flows into China's market can be roughly divided into smuggling, entry, pshipment, processing and sales.

In recent years, under the continuous high-pressure strike of law enforcement departments, the smuggling and pportation route of "foreign garbage" clothing is more changeable. Besides the traditional direct shipping to the Lufeng town of Jieshi Town, Guangdong, Lufeng, there are also p regional lines such as "Vietnam - Guangzhou - Lufeng", "Hongkong Shenzhen (Huizhou) Lufeng", "Vietnam Fujian Fujian" and so on. The chain is long, the evidence chain is difficult to close, and it is difficult to investigate and deal with.