Seeing this, Wen Wan also hurriedly turned toward the big screen and said:
"I want to confess to everyone too!
"I once ran an online shop, mainly selling high-end knockoffs, A-goods.
"But what I sold wasn't counterfeits. To be precise, they were 'original factory leftovers'.
"Simply put, some big foreign brands—clothes, shoes, bags—will find OEM factories in China to do the production, and during that process some loss naturally occurs. For example, a lot of brands will additionally provide 3% or 5% planned scrap material.
"So in production, the goods that come out may have slight color differences, tiny flaws—stuff the brand won't take.
"Of course, not all of it is original factory leftovers; some part of it is also the factory's own imitations.
"The prices of these goods are basically less than 30% of the official factory price. I had a stable client base, and I've gone over all these details with them again and again—they all know perfectly well.
