Yiwu International Trade City in China serves as a major wholesale market where countless Chinese-made goods are centralized for global distribution. It predominantly features lower-end products like toys, tools, and household items, rather than high-end electronics. The market reflects how Chinese businesses adapt to challenges like U.S. tariffs while facilitating international trade. The article also highlights personal stories, including that of a family businesswoman, Wang Nan, who began in printing and now runs a hardware shop, aiming to pass the business to her daughter, demonstrating the intergenerational aspect of trade.
"I came to Yiwu in 2000. After I saw all kinds of goods that I had never seen before, I didn't want to leave."
Wang Nan's vision for the future includes passing the family business to her daughter, emphasizing the importance of trade and connection.
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