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In the entertainment circle, fakes and defective products emerge in an endless stream, which has become a problem that cannot be ignored.
These fakes not only damage the interests of consumers, but also have a great impact on the credibility of the entire entertainment industry.
In this issue, we will take a deep look at 6 common "fakes", expose their true colors, and help you be more wise when buying cultural games.
First, the "high imitation" of jadeite - water foam
Water foam, a stone that is quite similar to the appearance of jadeite, has become a major "cancer" in the jadeite market in recent years.
Due to its high similarity in appearance, many consumers are easily deceived when purchasing. However, if we look closely, we can still find clues.
The internal structure of the foam is looser, which contrasts sharply with the dense structure of jadeite.
In addition, the hardness of water foam is also much lower than that of jadeite, which makes it susceptible to damage during carving and wearing. Therefore, when buying jadeite, we must learn to distinguish the real from the fake, so as not to be deceived.
Second, the cat behind "100 yuan Hetian jade".
Hetian jade, as a treasure of traditional Chinese culture, has always been highly regarded. However, in the market, we can often see low-cost "Hetian jade" handles.
Most of these so-called Hetian jades are actually counterfeits of materials such as emulsified glass or kava stone.
These fakes not only harm the interests of consumers, but also desecrate the traditional culture of Hetian jade. Therefore, when buying Hetian jade, we must be vigilant and do not buy fakes for the sake of cheapness.
3. The "low-price trap" of amber beeswax
Amber beeswax is a precious gemstone that has been highly sought after in the market in recent years.
However, some unscrupulous merchants take advantage of consumers' love for amber beeswax and sell them as amber beeswax with materials such as industrial glue Marisan.
These fakes are not only inexpensive, but also uniform in color and bulky, which can easily attract the attention of consumers.
However, if we discern a little, we can find the flaws. Real amber beeswax has a natural color and clear texture, while fakes often look too perfect and lack the uniqueness and charm of natural gemstones.
Fourth, the cat greasy of "on-site selection of wood car beads".
In the market, we often see stalls offering on-site wood selection and bead picking.
However, these woods tend to be leftovers for furniture or regular rosewood, and may even be glued with gold dust to pass off as Venus.
Such beads are not only worthless, but can also be harmful to the body. Therefore, when we buy wooden beads, we must choose formal channels and reputable merchants to buy.
Fifth, the truth behind the "leaky" agarwood bracelet
Agarwood, as a precious spice and medicinal herb, has always been highly sought after in the market.
However, "missing" agarwood bracelets are often the hardest hit areas of fakes. These bracelets may be made of incense powder essence and ordinary wood, which not only lacks the unique fragrance and medicinal value of agarwood, but also may cause harm to the body.
Therefore, we must be vigilant when buying agarwood bracelets, and do not buy fakes for the sake of cheapness.
6. The "secret" of multi-petal Vajra Bodhi
As a rare cultural accessory, multi-petal Vajra Bodhi has always been loved by players. However, the multi-petal Vajra Bodhi on the market is often a gathering place for fakes.
These fakes may be made of resin, olive kernel powder, pressed or re-bonded with cut Vajra Bodhi.
Although it looks like the real thing, it lacks the unique charm and value of the real thing. Therefore, when buying multi-petal Vajra Bodhi, we must learn to distinguish the real from the fake.
In addition to the above common fakes, "Shujulai" and "green-skinned walnuts" are also the hardest hit areas of fakes.
We should also be vigilant when buying these games to avoid being deceived. In short, as a consumer, we must be vigilant when buying cultural toys and learn how to distinguish between real and fake cultural toys.
Only in this way can you truly experience the fun and cultural heritage brought by cultural play, and at the same time protect your rights and interests from infringement.