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2000年2月,我通过关系来到了美国纽约。到了纽约后,我每天想做的事就是去寻找“快速赚钱的商机”。一天,美国的朋友告诉我,纽约“9毛9”店里的货,都是由一些很会做小数点算术的犹太人、西班牙人从世界各地收来的便宜商品。言者无意,听者有心。我想知道这“9毛9”店到底卖些啥东西,我几乎每天都到“9毛9”店去光顾店里的货。全是些低档商品,就像中国的“两元店”和“一元店”卖的商品一样,都是些小手电筒、毛巾、刷子、衣架等。我随手拿起一袋毛巾,在包装袋接近底部的地方发现了一行很小的英文字:“中国制造”。我像发现新大陆一样激动不已,立即去调查进货渠道。在调查中发现,这些货都是“9毛9”店主从纽约港的小商品进口商和批发商处弄来的,他们大多是犹太人
In February 2000, I came to New York through the relationship. When I arrived in New York, what I wanted to do everyday was to look for “quick money-making business opportunities.” One day, a friend in the United States told me that the goods in the New York City shop were all cheaper goods that Jews and Spaniards received from all over the world who would be doing decimal arithmetic. The speaker has no intention, the listener is determined. I would like to know what the “9 hairs 9” store sells. I almost went to the “9 hairs 9” shop to patronize the store every day. All are low-end products, like China’s “two yuan shop” and “one dollar shop” to sell the same products, are some small flashlights, towels, brushes, hangers and so on. I picked up a bag of towels and found a small line of English letters near the bottom of the bag: “Made in China”. I am as excited as discovering the New World. I immediately went to investigate the purchase channels. Found in the survey, these goods are “9 hair 9 ” shopkeepers from the New York port of commodity importers and wholesalers to get, most of them Jews