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Since i was kinda busy preparing for midterms, I have paused for 2 weeks without any new post.<\/p>\n

This is a funny topic pops out right out of my mind when I’m writing this blog. There are many fake brands in China and everyone knows it. However, since they are cheap to buy\/produce, many people in China are still willing to buy those products. In a marketing point of view, people do know the original brands, but since many people in China cannot offer to buy them so they buy fake ones instead.<\/p>\n

Here are some of the photos which might give you a laugh:<\/p>\n

As you can see there are tons of names for Nike, and even Starbucks, McDonalds, and PizzaHut can be fake =]<\/p>\n