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China's counterfeit culture
Customers and employees are seen in a fake Apple store in Kunming, Yunnan province.
Chinese counterfeiters have had a field day pumping out knockoffs of Apple Inc's bestselling iPhones and iPads, but one appears to have gone a step further a near flawless fake Apple Store that even employees believe is the real deal.
Complete with the white Apple logo, wooden tables and cheery staff claiming they work for the iPhone maker, the store looks every bit like Apple Stores found all over the world, according to a 27yearold American blogger living in the city blogger, who stumbled upon the store and goes by the name 'BirdAbroad'.
A shopper walks past cheap imitation watches displayed at a shopping area in Shanghai.
China launched a sting operation targeting counterfeit goods about a month ago.
Nearly 120,000 governmental enforcers overhauled 254,[url=http://www.sport.fr/smartphones/moncler.asp]doudoune moncler[/url],000 businesses, destroyed 486 underground factories turning out fake goods, investigated 2,162 cases of trademark violations, confiscated 1.66 million fake trademarks, destroyed 667,000 counterfeit goods, and charged two violators with intellectual propertyrelated crime.