The article discusses the increasing popularity of Chinese brands among expatriates living in China and the growing trend of overseas purchasing agents who cater to the Chinese demand for foreign goods. It highlights the perspectives of several foreigners who have embraced Chinese products such as WeChat, Huawei smartphones, shuttlecocks, Chinese tea, dried foods, traditional medicine, and goji berries. These individuals appreciate the quality, convenience, and cultural significance of these items, and some plan to introduce them to their home countries. The article also touches on the economic aspect, noting the wide price range among Chinese brands and the willingness of expats to try more Chinese products in the future.