"Plastic Maotai" craze is coming! Yellow cows of 7-year Maotai switch to speculating Labubu

According to reports, Xiao Wen, who has been selling Maotai for over 7 years, recently transitioned to selling Labubu collectibles. In her tea shop, limited edition Labubu figurines were quickly resold for 2500 yuan each. Xiao Wen stated that due to declining profits from Maotai, she decided to organize a team of over 2000 people to snatch up the new collectible toys, earning tens of thousands of yuan per month. With the help of scalpers, Labubu toys have been dubbed "plastic Maotai," and when a pop-up store opened in Guangzhou, scalpers even set up temporary trading points nearby tea shops. However, there are also speculators in the market who have lost over 100,000 yuan. Currently, the prices of blind box collectibles have strayed significantly from their actual value, exhibiting a "tulip mania" trend, prompting experts to warn that "collectibles have risks, investment must be cautious."