As the source factory, we can undertake the manufacturing and production tasks of Christmas tree products, ensuring product quality and production efficiency.

We provide original equipment manufacturing (OEM) and original design manufacturing (ODM) services to customers, producing or designing customized Christmas tree products according to their needs.

Provide customized Christmas tree products according to customer requirements, including personalized customization services for styles, sizes, colors, etc.

Strict quality control is implemented during the production process to ensure that products meet international standards and customer quality requirements, providing high-quality products.

Due to the cost advantage of purchasing and manufacturing products directly from raw material suppliers

Maintain stable production capacity, complete customer orders in a timely and efficient manner, ensure delivery time, and provide reliable production support.

Maintain close communication with customers, provide timely pre-sales and after-sales services, answer customer questions and provide support, and establish long-term stable cooperative relationships.

Environmental protection:

1. Reduce waste: Compared with buying real trees every year, using artificial Christmas trees can reduce the consumption of forest resources.

2. Material selection: high-quality materials and recyclable design increase the environmental protection of artificial trees.

Economy:

1. Long-term cost effectiveness: Although the initial purchase cost is higher, it has better economy in the long run because it can be reused for many years.

The legend of the Christmas tree originates from multiple cultural and religious stories, some of which are as follows:

Discovery of Florentine Pavilion: Legend has it that one day, while walking in the woods, Florentine Pavilion saw a small cedar tree covered in snow, with many small ice sticks hanging from its branches. After being exposed to the sun, it shone brightly and was very beautiful. He brought this tree home and planted it in a pot, which may be the prototype of a Christmas tree.

Martin Luther's Innovation: In the 16th century, the religious reformer Martin Luther designed a Christmas tree decorated with candles and balls to create a starry Christmas Eve in his home. He hung his self-made cross, star shaped cakes, and small candles on the tree, making it look colorful and attracting everyone's attention.

The messenger of God incarnated as a little boy: Legend has it that the messenger of God descended into the world as a poor little boy. A farmer met this child on Christmas and warmly welcomed him. When the child left, he inserted a pine branch into the ground, which immediately turned into a tree filled with gifts to thank the farmer for his kindness.

The tree that shelters the Virgin Mary from wind and snow: There is also a legend that the Christmas tree is the tree that shelters the Virgin Mary from wind and snow.

These legends not only showcase the symbolic significance of the Christmas tree in different cultures and religions, but also reflect people's love for Christmas celebrations and good wishes for the future. The Christmas tree has become one of the indispensable elements of Christmas, representing reunion, happiness, everlasting friendship, and gratitude.