I am working in Ruili now, and I can still understand the situation of the jade industry. First of all, the jade culture in China is rooted in Chinese civilization and widely accepted by the whole China region. In most China areas, when a daughter is married at home, the mother usually prepares gold jewelry or jade bracelets for her daughter as a dowry. Many people also have the tradition of wearing jade Buddha and jade Guanyin to protect themselves. 20 12 invited a Naxi elder sister as a tour guide when traveling in Lijiang. She said that their ethnic minorities like jade very much. This shows China people's acceptance of jade. Jade was introduced into China only a few hundred years ago, but it became the king of jade with its unique charm and was accepted by Chinese people. Knowing this cultural background, it is easy to see the future development trend. Let's talk about the reasons why the jadeite industry has been "priceless" in recent years: domestic economic reasons. In 2008, the US subprime mortgage crisis triggered a global financial crisis, and China's economy began to be affected in the second half of 2008, and its economic growth rate dropped significantly. At the end of the year, the state put forward a "4 trillion" rescue plan to stimulate economic growth. As a result, various industries have abundant funds and hot money has entered some traditional industries. The jewelry industry and luxury goods industry have also been hyped by hot money. In the following year, the price of jadeite began to soar and the market flourished. Until 20 12, the sequelae of the rescue plan began to appear, and consumers' purchasing power was limited. At this time, the price of jadeite reached a new height, but compared with the previous market, the sales of jadeite began to decline. After the new leadership took office, it took tough measures to crack down on corruption. At this point, the gift demand of high-end jadeite is greatly limited, and the sales volume of jadeite market is greatly affected.