The success of wigs in the global market can be attributed to the rigid demand of black people for wigs on the one hand, and on the other hand, it is a microcosm of how e-commerce and international trade operate today.
The zeros represented the first companies to make wigs -- obscure, low-margin, unable to command pricing power.
South Korean businessmen who had worked in the hairdressing industry in the United States had set up a number of barber shops, owned their own wig brands, monopolized the offline wig sales channel in the United States, and had their own factories before moving production to China. Chinese rely on their own efforts and hard work for more in need of friends to provide a high-quality wig