Zhou Yangjie Appealed To The Malaysian Government To Retain Design Talents.

Zhou Yangjie, a well-known Malaysia International Footwear Designer (Jimmy Choo), pointed out at the news conference of the first Malaysia footwear design and production competition in November 18th that Malaysia businessmen and the government need to create more space for excellent footwear designers to give full play to their strengths, because "the dragon is not the last thing in the pool", and once all the talented people develop abroad, it is a huge loss for Malaysia.

He said young designers of shoes and boots in Malaysia have unique ideas. They will go abroad to see the latest trend and combine their own culture in Malaysia, which is superior to their previous designers.

"In my father's time, local shoe designers were imitating the design of magazines, with little originality.

But today's young designers are different. They have absorbed many predecessors' experience, and combined with their own regional design elements to show their creativity in the latest posture.

He stressed that although there are many excellent designers of shoes and boots in Malaysia, there is still a lack of room for wide play in China. It is necessary for all parties to create more opportunities to provide the stage for showing talents.

He said that if Malaysia no longer advocated the development of high-end footwear design, the majority of domestic designers would go to China, which is currently booming in high-end shoes and boots, to seek development.

He believes that if we create the Malaysian brand in the spirit of too much weight and too much weight, we will have an endless stream of revenue.

He takes himself as an example, pointing out that he made shoes for the royal nobles of the world and the Hollywood giants, which cost more than 5000 pounds for each pair, so long as the brand is created, the proceeds are unimaginable.

At present, in the UK market, a pair of Jimmy Choo high heels are already priced at about 320 pounds.