Uh, but before d- we dive in, can you also paint the picture how common those fake products are in Vietnam?

So there's no official number, uh, about the scale of this market in Vietnam, as they are informal and shadow economy.

But, um, the past two months I've seen, uh, lots of seize.

I've seen a lot of, of seller being arrested or under prosecution, which I never seen before, and they estimate the seized product worth tens of million dollars.

Uh, if I had to describe, I would say you can easily find the luxury fake in every corner of Vietnam.

Um, back in the day when I was in the university, I, I used the fake Nike to go to school, and I, um, survived my, uh, hometown winter by using the North Face knockoff.

Ain't no way my parent would pay half of their salary to buy me the real one.

So if those fake products have been around for quite some time, why this aggressive clampdown now by the Vietnamese government? Can you just explain, I guess, you know, political this- political reason behind that?

Uh, but before d- we dive in, can you also paint the picture how common those fake products are in Vietnam?

So there's no official number, uh, about the scale of this market in Vietnam, as they are informal and shadow economy.

But, um, the past two months I seen, uh, lots of seize.

I seen a lot of, uh, seller being arrested or under prosecution, which I never seen before, and they estimate the seized product worth tens of million dollars.

Uh, if I had to describe, I would say you can easily find the luxury fake in every corner of Vietnam.

Um, back in the day when I was in the university, I, I used the fake Nike to go to school, and I, um, survived my, uh, hometown winter by using The North Face knockoff.

Ain't no way my parent would pay half of their salary to buy me the real one.

So if those fake products have been around for quite some time, why this aggressive clampdown now by the Vietnamese government? Can you just explain, I guess, you know, political this- political reason behind that?