London Olympic Games 6 Of The Souvenirs "Made In China" &Nbsp; Clothing Covers 23 Categories.

In June this year, the world cup in South Africa, whether it's the mascot sakumi, the world cup special ball, "the universal celebration", is still the little loudspeaker "whiu Zu La" that people love and hate. Over 90% of the souvenirs are labeled with "made in China".

However, this wave of "made in China" did not dissipate with the final whistle of the world cup. This morning, a spokesman for the London Organizing Committee confirmed that "made in China" once again raised the backbone of the London Olympic Games in 2012, and 65% of the souvenirs were "MadeinChina".

Foreign media exclaimed Olympic souvenirs, made in China, accounting for 65%

According to the daily mail, 90% of the souvenirs of the London 2012 Olympic Games were made abroad, of which 65% of China made products.

In addition, Turkey accounts for 19%, and the most embarrassing thing for the UK is that only 9% of the labels are "made in Britain".

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In addition, Bermingham, the old British badge and badge maker Vaughtons who made medals for the 1908 London Olympics, was also defeated by Chinese companies.

The Olympic medal commemorative badge was finally acquired by Huajiang culture in China.

The Organizing Committee of the London Olympic Games and Paralympic Games is expected to receive 1 billion pounds from the Olympic Games.

The pursuit of enterprises is the top priority.

In the summer, the British loved music festivals, and every place held a special music festival.

In addition, the country with deep historical precipitation also has the tradition of collecting teapots.

These are stories about Britain, but these stories are now told by Chinese companies to the world.

After joining the Olympic Games in Atlanta, Sydney, Athens and the 2002 World Cup badge, Beijing Huajiang Culture Development Co., Ltd., once again become a franchised retailer of the 2008 Olympic Games in 2005, now has another name, which is the exclusive London London Olympic badge.

Chen Shaoshu, general manager of Huajiang culture, said that 42 enterprises in the world participated in the competition. After three rounds of election, 4 of them were left, and Huajiang finally won the exclusive franchise of London Olympic Games with its unique creativity.

"However, manufacturing will no longer be the focus of this single business. The core content is now pferred to R & D and design."

Chen Shaoshu said that every badge in London Olympic Games has a story, and from the research and development design, storytelling, to production, promotion and sales process, it is the responsibility of Huajiang culture.