For years, Chinese “daigou” made money by bringing hard-to-find luxury products from Hong Kong to the mainland. Now, as the city’s borders reopen, they are ferrying goods in the other direction.

[Sixth Tone] Hong Kong’s ‘daigou’ trade is back. But this time, it has reversed.

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[Sixth Tone] Hong Kong’s ‘daigou’ trade is back. But this time, it has reversed.

[Sixth Tone] Hong Kong’s ‘daigou’ trade is back. But this time, it has reversed.