As we all know, students in China carry a wide variety of schoolbags, especially primary school students in China. They carry big schoolbags at an early age, which are full of books. From a distance, they seem to be carrying a stone. For parents of children, when we choose schoolbags, we generally don't have any special attention. As long as children like them, the price is not expensive, ranging from tens to hundreds of yuan, and the most expensive is several hundred yuan. But you know what? In Japan, a distant island country, their children's schoolbags generally cost 30,000-50,000 yen, equivalent to about 2,000-3,000 yuan. So why is the gap so big? Let's take a look together.

First, the work gap.

Japanese schoolbags are very particular about materials and workmanship. Most Japanese schoolbags are made of very strong leather, and most of them are handmade. Because the history of Japanese schoolbags comes from military backpacks, they are all produced according to military standards. A simple schoolbag has to go through hundreds of processes, and each process is also manually checked. The schoolbag produced by this method is very durable. As long as it is not man-made destruction, it is not a problem to use it for more than 6 years. Most of our domestic schoolbags are not so particular. If you want to grade the schoolbags in China and Japan, the score is 100. I think Japan should be 90, and we are 60.

Second, security vulnerabilities.

Because the Japanese attach great importance to the safety of children, there is also an important indicator in the manufacture of schoolbags, that is, the warranty period is six years. As long as there are any quality problems in the schoolbag within six years, it can be returned to the merchant for repair at no charge. On the other hand, although the quality of our schoolbags in China is up to standard, there is almost no warranty period. If the schoolbag is broken, we must repair it ourselves or buy it again. Few businesses can promise a six-year warranty.

Third, the functional gap.

Japanese students' schoolbags not only have normal school equipment, but also have anti-loss and anti-collision functions. Japanese businessmen will install GPS system in their schoolbags. Once a student encounters an accident or is missing, as long as the student presses the GPS button in the bag, the school and parents will find the child's position at the first time. In addition, Japanese schoolbags have a certain degree of anti-collision function. If Xiong Haizi is accidentally hit by a car, the schoolbag can play a buffering role and ensure the safety of the child to the greatest extent. When an earthquake happens, children can also cover their heads with schoolbags to protect themselves. On the other hand, our schoolbag in China has a single function, except that it is a simple schoolbag.

Finally, the headmaster thinks that Japanese schoolbags are expensive for a certain reason. Their workmanship, materials and functions are very good, and they are worth thousands of dollars. The most important thing is that Japanese people pay enough attention to children's safety, which is worth learning.