A left-behind girl in Xiangxi, Hunan, returned to her hometown to start a business when she grew up, and sold the traditional folk textiles in Xiangxi to Dashan. Seeing this news, many netizens said that these handmade products are really beautiful and much better than those made by machines. And these handicrafts have certain design elements in them. I have to say, traditional handicrafts are really amazing. Someone asked, why are thousands of weavers in western Hunan always ignoring their handicraft skills when weaving cartoon dolls? First of all, the production efficiency of manual technology is relatively low. Secondly, the audience of handicrafts is not very wide. Finally, there are fewer people who do manual technology. Let's take a closer look.

First, the production efficiency of manual technology is relatively low, because every job has to be completed with both hands. By contrast, it will be much faster if you use a machine. So many people give up manual technology and turn to machine OEM. Therefore, manual technology has been left out in the cold.

Second, the audience of handmade products is not very wide. Compared with other handicrafts and trinkets, the audience of handmade products is still relatively narrow, and the market potential of this product is not great. Young people prefer some electronic products and some cosmetics, but they are not very interested in this kind of handmade products, which is why manual technology is always ignored.

Third, there are relatively few people who do manual skills. At the same time, there are relatively few people who do manual skills. Generally speaking, only the elderly or those who have no jobs will choose to do this manual technique, while those who have formal jobs generally don't do it. Because the income from manual labor is usually not very high.

Therefore, through the above analysis, it is not difficult to understand why manual technology is always ignored. However, manual technology also has certain advantages, that is, few people can use this technology, and people who know manual technology are not easily replaced by others. Do you have any different opinions?