Hey, where's Ginny's performance?

Hey Gini, a children's fun program, is a series of children's short video programs created and produced by Gini, the first person in Asian toy unpacking and sitcom video, which is deeply loved by Asian children and parents.

The program is rich in content, diverse in scenes and forms, including a series of colorful scene settings and contents, such as video of opening toys, melodrama of doll props, outdoor travel visits, handmade DIY production, outdoor theme parks, role-playing plots and so on. Help children explore the infinite fun world by playing and watching programs!

Toy background:

With the continuous recovery of the world economy, the consumer demand of the toy market is gradually recovering. It is predicted that the global toy market sales will reach $86.3 billion in 20 10. North America and Europe are still the two regions with the largest toy consumption and the two largest toy import regions in the world.

However, 1/3 toys imported from the United States and 2/3 toys imported from the European Union are made in China, and more than 2/3 products in the global market (except Chinese mainland) come from China. China is an out-and-out toy manufacturing country.

The average annual growth rate of toy manufacturing industry is 17.4 1%, and by 20 10, the sales revenue of the industry has exceeded 1000 billion yuan, creating a profit of 465,438+42 million yuan. By the end of 20 10, there were 899 toy manufacturing enterprises above designated size/kloc-0, with total assets of 67.583 billion yuan and 673,500 employees.

With the appreciation of RMB, the price of raw materials rises, the cost of labor rises, the quality certification of foreign countries becomes more and more strict, and the production cost of foundry enterprises rises sharply. Due to the lack of independent R&D ability and single customer structure, foundry enterprises can't pass on the rising costs to toy dealers in the fierce market, and their profit margins are squeezed. The decline in the profits of foundry enterprises leads to a lower overall profit level of the industry.

Toy consumption is not only related to consumption habits and cultural customs, but also directly related to economic income. The prosperity of economy and the improvement of living standards promote the increasing demand for toy consumption. At present, China's toy consumption level is still low, and the future development space is broad.

20 13 in the first three quarters, China's toy exports1865438+57 million USD, up 30.3% year-on-year. Among them, the export of traditional ordinary toys was 8.43 billion US dollars, a year-on-year increase of 6.4%. The export amount is not bad, but the export quantity of products is not satisfactory, and most products have declined to varying degrees.