Previously, at the mention of "second-hand", people naturally thought of shabby markets and old commodities. Now, a special kind of second-hand store is quietly emerging, breaking people's traditional concept because all items sold in these stores are luxury goods with very attractive prices. In fact, not only in Ningbo, but also in big cities like Beijing and Shanghai, there are such second-hand luxury consignment stores where white-collar workers mainly come to consign and shop. Although they sell second-hand items, they are after all luxury goods, relatively high-priced. What issues should consumers pay attention to when purchasing? Shi Minwei, Secretary-General of Ningbo Consumer Protection Committee: As far as I know, our country does not yet have a three-package protection law for second-hand market goods; you need to obtain relevant invoices for rights protection. If problems occur, under appropriate circumstances, still protect your own rights. At a second-hand luxury consignment store in Ningbo, reporters saw the most eye-catching items were rows of colorful bags: the most common were LV and Gucci bags of these two brands, and there were also a few Prada, Coach, Chanel and other top-tier brand bags. Many of these bags had not been unsealed and were still wrapped in plastic bags. Reporters noticed that their prices were much cheaper than the same models sold on the market, some even less than half the price. Relatively cheaper prices indeed attracted many people, but could they be counterfeit goods? Salesperson Yang Zhiyi: We would require him to provide all channels and attachments that can prove authenticity, such as invoices. For example, we compare and inspect goods at counters ourselves to avoid (counterfeit goods) to the greatest extent possible. A national grand exhibition of luxury brands from jewelry to perfume shows no reduction in the charm of luxury brands.