Korean otaku spent 1.3 million won to buy a set of terracotta warriors and horses made in China. After getting it, he was so excited that he immediately filmed the unpacking video. Netizens think that the second export of China culture is quite good. For second-hand exporters, we may all immediately think of neighboring Japan. After all, it is a big exporter of secondary culture. Their perfect marketing in animation and the crazy output of surrounding culture have made fans all over Asia and even the world crazy. And the price of a beautifully made Japanese-style hand-made shop is mostly above 4 digits. Perhaps for friends who are not keen on the animation circle, seeing such a price may feel that the pricing is wrong. Even if you do it with delicate hands, it will be considered by outsiders as an ultra-low cost-effective way to cut leeks.

This Korean otaku is a crazy China history fan. He is very keen on the background and historical stories of the Terracotta Warriors. He bought it from a hand-run processing factory in Shenzhen through the Internet. The operator is a post-70s music teacher. The English teacher has a deep-rooted understanding of China's traditional culture, but she found that China has not done much in cultural export, especially compared with neighboring countries, we still lack certain professionalism and scale in the operation of some peripheral products. Seeing that many domestic children are keen to do things in Japan and South Korea, it takes a lot of money to go to Haitao. She soon realized the influence of this cultural output. Our domestic culture is more profound and has a long history, but it is quite simple in marketing. So she decided to open a handicraft workshop, specializing in those second-hand goods that conform to the traditional cultural style of China. And the pricing is also very close to the people. The handiwork bought by this Korean otaku is equivalent to about RMB 600 yuan.

As can be seen from the action of this Korean wave fan, the charm of China's traditional culture is still quite great. As long as we pay attention to promotion and timely dissemination, this cultural way of reverse output will naturally attract more supporters. We have a history of 5,000 years, and many children will take such history classes in basic education. As long as the relevant departments can publicize history and culture in a relatively novel way, more flowers of the motherland will be interested in it since childhood. For this reason, many publishing houses have also begun to publish some comic books about historical stories, which are simple and humorous and more attractive to children. Comparing some cultures in neighboring countries, it is obvious that they often learn from our stories and even openly take them for themselves.

Compared with exporting abroad, what we want to do more is to make local children like domestic traditional history and culture and deepen their understanding of the quintessence of the country.