900,000 Night Stories: How the Thai Lantern Won the Heart of Thailand

Introduction: The Landmark of Light

"In Thailand, 1 in 5 rubber workers wears the Golden Elephant — this is not a choice, but a tradition passed down by word of mouth among the workers."

1. The Truth Behind the Numbers

• 900,000 units sold = 10% of Thailand's outdoor workers are using it

• High repurchase rate: 73% of users purchase again within 3 years

• Best-selling model: 003 basic version (represents 41% of total sales), due to being "cheap, durable and with maintenance points everywhere"

2.3 Truths Recognized by Workers

① Waterproof Means Submerged Immortality

• Test method: Workers throw it directly into the water and let it soak overnight.

• Result: After 3 days submerged, the brightness remained at 82%

② Dustproof Means Less Cleaning

• Feedback from rubber workers: "Before, I cleaned the lens 5 times a night, now I clean it once every 3 days"

"900,000 lanterns are not a myth, they are the result of the Thai workers voting with their feet. And why does this happen? For three reasons:

1. Waterproof, really doesn't spoil

2. Maintenance is really easy

3. The price is really fair
   Friends of Brazil, try it and see for yourself."