The impact of the financial crisis on China's furniture industry has already appeared at the beginning of this year. Jia Qingwen, chairman of the China Furniture Association, revealed at the "Breakthrough and Innovation - 2010 China Furniture Development Summit Forum" held in Zhongshan on the 21st, this year, January and February, Chinese furniture The export of the industry has declined. The participating experts are optimistic that the furniture industry is expected to bottom out and begin to pick up this year or next year. Jia Qingwen said that he has recently gone through several markets and found that some of them have shown signs of recovery, but the export is still not optimistic. At present, the Chinese furniture industry has entered a transition period. Lin Zuoxin, a professor at Beijing Forestry University, believes that there is still much room for improvement in the furniture industry. From the model of the world furniture industry market, the business model of mass production is not suitable for the furniture industry. “Furniture companies should have the right scale, but not infinitely magnified. Furniture consumption is personalized, diversified consumption, not mass consumption. Different products should be produced according to the needs of different consumers. Development direction.†Jia Qingwen also said that the furniture industry should be a colorful industry. The diversification of consumers' demand determines the diversification of production, and it also determines that the industry is dominated by small and medium-sized enterprises. The participating experts also said that China's furniture industry should also take the road of export and product diversification and reduce its dependence on European and American markets. Lin Zuoxin said that 30 years ago, there were only 35 countries in the world with an annual GDP growth rate of more than 4%, and between 2003 and 2008, this number increased to 124. “So, furniture exports should actively explore emerging markets.†When small-sized houses become the first choice for many working-class people and young people in the capital, the market demand for multi-functional, small-sized and deformable small-sized furniture has also increased. Yesterday, the reporter saw in the Hualing furniture market that due to the financial crisis, the trading situation in the market was no worse than in previous years. The porters who chased the buyers in the past are now running out. However, in many small furniture sales offices, many customers have stopped. Zhang Ying, who is buying furniture, told reporters that his house is only 50 square meters and the bedroom is small, ready to buy a space-saving folding bed. In the interview, the reporter found that with the increase of small-sized houses, the sales of multi-functional and small-sized small-sized furniture also increased. Furniture seller Wang Jiawen said that the economic downturn has dragged down furniture sales, and large furniture is not easy to sell. Manufacturers are also adjusting their ideas to produce some light, compact furniture, which has a variety of functions such as storage and folding, attracting the attention of many young people. Zhang Minglin, the owner of a furniture store in Hualing, said that in order to gain a bigger market share, the store also provides furniture-customized services, which can be tailor-made according to the actual size of the owner's home.
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