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我前陣子突然意識到內衣的重要性
之前看朋友瘦了看起來瘦了10公斤一樣，但她說其實沒有她只是穿對內衣整個體型就改善了
原來還有這招!!?!?!?所以最近才考量要重新買內衣~剛好也是要換
結果發現在有賣很多機能性的內衣，可以束腹幫助拉提等等功用的
上網找評價結果發現其實有很多優秀的小牌子完全不輸有牌子的內衣
而且忠實客戶還不少耶
結果我也買了一件運動用的爆汗褲及塑身的內衣~~
一個月過後來看看效果如何
真的好期待喔
我選擇的是這一款【最水】好輕量透氣提臀竹炭中腰內褲5件組
雖然是小牌子沒有大牌子的光環【最水】好輕量透氣提臀竹炭中腰內褲5件組價格也便宜
其實台灣的廠商真的是很有競爭力只是沒有好好包裝而已
而且因為只有在網路上販售並沒有在實體店面所以直接回饋價格給網民
而且很多 知名購物商城加入會員以後會不定時送電子折價券，所以其實買到的價格很多時候都比標價便宜很多
如果在購物商城買的話，除了有詳細的介紹以外，更有保障！！而且速度也很快~
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Feature: Booming children's education market in China
by Xinhua writers Guo Ying and Zhao Wanwei
BEIJING, Oct. 13 (Xinhua) -- In a Lego education center in Beijing's Dongcheng District, Congcong and other children watch videos of submarines. After their teacher explains some basic physics, they build their own submarines with Lego.
Lego is a popular extracurricular class. Cong Cong, 6, also attends an English class and swimming lessons. In the eyes of Chen Chen, Cong Cong's mother, English is "a must" , Lego "stimulates creativity" and swimming "enhances physical fitness and coordination".
China's education market has developed rapidly, especially in large cities. Piano, painting, chess, skating and other lessons spring up in major shopping districts. Expensive summer camps claiming to broaden children's horizons are also popular. Spending on children's education is rising each year.
A survey on Shanghai early education (0 to 6 years) conducted by the Shanghai Association for Quality found that 60 percent of children under 6 attended extracurricular classes, with the proportion of children aged between 4 and 6 surpassing 70 percent.
On average, each child attends two classes for around two hours a week. The average annual family spending on extracurricular classes is 17,832 yuan (about 2,703 U.S. dollars).
Chen Chen, mother of two sons, learned that most of the children in her son's kindergarten attend several classes, which their parents carefully arrange. "If the children are interested and parents can afford the cost, it does no harm," says Chen.
Born in the 1980s, she is a typical parent with higher education and disposable income. Compared with her thrifty parents, she spends more freely on the next generation's early education.
Chen grew up in the exam-oriented system and she hopes her children can have more opportunities to cultivate their interests and broaden their horizons. "Our next generation is facing increasingly harsh and unknown competition. We are prone to anxiety and not likely to adopt a laissez-faire approach to raising children," she says.
International market research firm Nielsen found those born in the 1980s are the main force of consumption in China. As most of them are married, spending on family accounts for most of their consumption, for children's education in particular, which makes 55 percent of their expenditures.
Some foreign companies are now moving to secure a piece of China's education market.
Part of the Lego Group, Lego Education entered China in 2000. It has been providing innovative education programs for some Chinese kindergartens and schools.
Lego's 2016 annual report shows the Chinese market is one of its fastest growing markets. In late 2016, Lego opened its first Asian plant in Jiaxing, Zhejiang Province.
Lego promotes the idea of learning through play. In China, more Chinese parents are paying attention to their children's ability to innovate. They want to stimulate their interest through hands-on experiences instead of rote learning.
With the popularity of overseas study, China's Gaokao (National College Entrance Exam) is no longer the only path to success for many children. The aim of nurturing versatile talents fuels diverse demands. Many Chinese education companies are seizing the opportunity to grow the market.
Deloitte's 2017 education industry report shows as Chinese education policymakers favour STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts and math) subjects, the number of institutions and companies involved in STEAM education has expanded.
Makeblock, a Shenzhen-based company, develops programmable education robots. Founded in 2013, Makeblock first expanded in North America and Europe, where STEAM education is mature.
Founder and CEO Wang Jianjun says the company is now turning its attention to the Chinese market as computer programming catches on among children.
Children's online education is also flourishing. VIPKID is an online English education startup, introducing teachers from North America to offer one-on-one video courses. Its paying users have grown rapidly from 10,000 in 2016 to 200,000 in 2017.
Investors are also bullish. VIPKID netted financing from both China and abroad. In August, VIPKID finished its series D financing and received investment totaling 200 million dollars, the largest financing globally for the K-12 online education sector.
However, the growing education market also piles pressure on parents, especially those like Chen Chen, who has two children.
"We have to double the education spending, which means we have to tighten other family spending. So I think twice before enrolling my son in extracurricular classes, which usually cost more than 10,000 yuan (about 1,516 U.S. dollars) a year," Chen says.
Some parents on social media have lamented that they are not raising children but "cash burners".
According to Liu Chenglian, a family education expert, some parents spend whatever it takes to give their kids an edge, but sometimes they just blindly follow a trend and over-schedule their children.
Dr. Cai Weizhong warns parents to keep their eyes wide open. Some education companies are not qualified and the market needs more regulation and supervision.
"Children's education cannot rely entirely on the market," Cai says. "The company and attention of parents counts for a lot in children's growth."
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之前看朋友瘦了看起來瘦了10公斤一樣，但她說其實沒有她只是穿對內衣整個體型就改善了
原來還有這招!!?!?!?所以最近才考量要重新買內衣~剛好也是要換結果發現在有賣很多機能性的內衣，可以束腹幫助拉提等等功用的
上網找評價結果發現其實有很多優秀的小牌子完全不輸有牌子的內衣
而且忠實客戶還不少耶
結果我也買了一件運動用的爆汗褲及塑身的內衣~~
一個月過後來看看效果如何
真的好期待喔我選擇的是這一款【最水】好輕量透氣提臀竹炭中腰內褲5件組
雖然是小牌子沒有大牌子的光環【最水】好輕量透氣提臀竹炭中腰內褲5件組價格也便宜
其實台灣的廠商真的是很有競爭力只是沒有好好包裝而已
而且因為只有在網路上販售並沒有在實體店面所以直接回饋價格給網民
而且很多 知名購物商城加入會員以後會不定時送電子折價券，所以其實買到的價格很多時候都比標價便宜很多
如果在購物商城買的話，除了有詳細的介紹以外，更有保障！！而且速度也很快~
↓↓↓限量折扣的優惠按鈕↓↓↓
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Feature: Booming children's education market in China
by Xinhua writers Guo Ying and Zhao Wanwei
BEIJING, Oct. 13 (Xinhua) -- In a Lego education center in Beijing's Dongcheng District, Congcong and other children watch videos of submarines. After their teacher explains some basic physics, they build their own submarines with Lego.
Lego is a popular extracurricular class. Cong Cong, 6, also attends an English class and swimming lessons. In the eyes of Chen Chen, Cong Cong's mother, English is "a must" , Lego "stimulates creativity" and swimming "enhances physical fitness and coordination".
China's education market has developed rapidly, especially in large cities. Piano, painting, chess, skating and other lessons spring up in major shopping districts. Expensive summer camps claiming to broaden children's horizons are also popular. Spending on children's education is rising each year.
A survey on Shanghai early education (0 to 6 years) conducted by the Shanghai Association for Quality found that 60 percent of children under 6 attended extracurricular classes, with the proportion of children aged between 4 and 6 surpassing 70 percent.
On average, each child attends two classes for around two hours a week. The average annual family spending on extracurricular classes is 17,832 yuan (about 2,703 U.S. dollars).
Chen Chen, mother of two sons, learned that most of the children in her son's kindergarten attend several classes, which their parents carefully arrange. "If the children are interested and parents can afford the cost, it does no harm," says Chen.
Born in the 1980s, she is a typical parent with higher education and disposable income. Compared with her thrifty parents, she spends more freely on the next generation's early education.
Chen grew up in the exam-oriented system and she hopes her children can have more opportunities to cultivate their interests and broaden their horizons. "Our next generation is facing increasingly harsh and unknown competition. We are prone to anxiety and not likely to adopt a laissez-faire approach to raising children," she says.
International market research firm Nielsen found those born in the 1980s are the main force of consumption in China. As most of them are married, spending on family accounts for most of their consumption, for children's education in particular, which makes 55 percent of their expenditures.
Some foreign companies are now moving to secure a piece of China's education market.
Part of the Lego Group, Lego Education entered China in 2000. It has been providing innovative education programs for some Chinese kindergartens and schools.
Lego's 2016 annual report shows the Chinese market is one of its fastest growing markets. In late 2016, Lego opened its first Asian plant in Jiaxing, Zhejiang Province.
Lego promotes the idea of learning through play. In China, more Chinese parents are paying attention to their children's ability to innovate. They want to stimulate their interest through hands-on experiences instead of rote learning.
With the popularity of overseas study, China's Gaokao (National College Entrance Exam) is no longer the only path to success for many children. The aim of nurturing versatile talents fuels diverse demands. Many Chinese education companies are seizing the opportunity to grow the market.
Deloitte's 2017 education industry report shows as Chinese education policymakers favour STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts and math) subjects, the number of institutions and companies involved in STEAM education has expanded.
Makeblock, a Shenzhen-based company, develops programmable education robots. Founded in 2013, Makeblock first expanded in North America and Europe, where STEAM education is mature.
Founder and CEO Wang Jianjun says the company is now turning its attention to the Chinese market as computer programming catches on among children.
Children's online education is also flourishing. VIPKID is an online English education startup, introducing teachers from North America to offer one-on-one video courses. Its paying users have grown rapidly from 10,000 in 2016 to 200,000 in 2017.
Investors are also bullish. VIPKID netted financing from both China and abroad. In August, VIPKID finished its series D financing and received investment totaling 200 million dollars, the largest financing globally for the K-12 online education sector.
However, the growing education market also piles pressure on parents, especially those like Chen Chen, who has two children.
"We have to double the education spending, which means we have to tighten other family spending. So I think twice before enrolling my son in extracurricular classes, which usually cost more than 10,000 yuan (about 1,516 U.S. dollars) a year," Chen says.
Some parents on social media have lamented that they are not raising children but "cash burners".
According to Liu Chenglian, a family education expert, some parents spend whatever it takes to give their kids an edge, but sometimes they just blindly follow a trend and over-schedule their children.
Dr. Cai Weizhong warns parents to keep their eyes wide open. Some education companies are not qualified and the market needs more regulation and supervision.
"Children's education cannot rely entirely on the market," Cai says. "The company and attention of parents counts for a lot in children's growth."
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