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"Patriotic Sweater" Hot Sale In Hangzhou
In April 21st, a customer was trying on a T-shirt with "I love China and China refueling" in a clothing store in Yanan Road, Hangzhou. According to the person in charge of the shop, more and more young people came to the shop to buy relevant "patriotic sweater" to express their patriotic passion in a rational way. Sales of the T-shirt in the short run hit a new high in the shop. //cn.dax
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