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jade trading volumes during the first quarter of this year fell by 70%.　　Jade operators "had braces hold" has spread like wildfire. Jade the real deal what? Jade market developments go from here?　　With these questions, http://www.nicepenmontblanc.com journalists recently came to the "Asian jade" Yang Mei jade market in Jieyang city, Guangdong Province. Trading volumes halved "almost half had no business," Yang Mei in Jieyang city, most old jade trading market gate of the jade market, reflected into the eye of journalists to a variety of luxury cars. Grade can be seen from cars, where people create wealth because of jade. pen montblanc 　　However does not commensurate with luxury cars were general decoration of the market as a whole, if it is not attracted, perhaps would never have been thought of, here is the Asian market of high-grade Jadeite. Market, journalists free to go counter, many only to see jade in the upscale shopping mall, is placed on the most ordinary and even some simple counter, no security measures. When asked when the price of a jade pendant, the other opening is 400,000 dollars. Tiny within a meter counter, placing dozens of Jadeite jade worth montblanc pens millions of dollars. Location good stalls in the market, about a meter counter, rent is about 30,000 yuan a year. Reporters also found that the market as a whole in addition to merchants, and hardly see the person buying Jade. In a monopoly-like bracelet stalls, the boss looked unusually serious, see customer, look relaxed a lot, initiative to ask: "what do I need, selling cheap. "When a reporter asked when the business, sighs the boss says," do not tell you the truth, was almost six months without a single business. "In another stall, journalists also not breaking new ground, to see the boss from instantly jumped on a stool next to the counter, while a:" If you look at, sell you cheaper. "Reporters asked a fineness of leaf-shaped pendant that is also good for the price, the other side said:" 250,000, we want to sell 400,000 in the past. "Pointing at another