It's just that some expensive luxuries have been bought by others. Compared with licensed goods, it is the difference between old and new. They are real.

The definition of the word medieval in Japanese is second-hand. Because Japanese medieval culture has been gradually recognized and developed in China in recent years, the word "medieval bag" is very popular in China now. The bags described in China's medieval bags generally don't refer to the second-hand goods of recent bags, but mostly refer to bags that have a sense of time and are no longer produced and sold.

Therefore, the significance of Middle Ages in China has changed greatly compared with Japanese. Of course, it may be more appropriate to use English vintage to explain the word medieval in Chinese.

Source history:

This can be traced back to the last century. As one of the earliest developed countries in Asia, Japan experienced an economic bubble. Before the bubble, the economy was booming and the yen appreciated explosively. Many ordinary people also have strong spending power, so they are addicted to going abroad to buy luxury goods. This history of buying bags like vegetables has also helped the Japanese market to hoard a lot of luxury goods.

However, after the bubble burst, everyone had to sell the luxury goods they had picked up before, and the second-hand luxury goods and jewelry were traded frequently, gradually forming a mature medieval market.

Therefore, the attraction of Japanese medieval stores lies in finding good quality luxury goods at a cost-effective price. Moreover, there are quite special styles of medieval products, and those that have been discontinued now are unique.