Little Slippers Have Become The New Driving Force Of Brazil'S Economy.

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It's a female exclusive, so the flip flops are a common hobby of Brazilians.

Almost every local person wears a pair of feet.

Walking along the beach, some will even wear to work.

At the Olympic News Center, the staff told reporters, "black bean rice is a national dish in Brazil, and Havana is Brazil's national shoes."

It is said that in Brazil with a population of over two hundred million, eight adults wear flip flops every day.

And "Havana" is the most famous flip flops in Brazil.

It is also the most popular pair of flip flops worn by Brazilians. It has also become the pronoun of Brazil's flip flops.

It is understood that the origin of Brazil's flip flops "Havana" dates back to the 50s of last century. It was originally designed for coffee collection workers.

Brazil is the third largest producer of coffee in the world. There are a large number of workers engaged in coffee related jobs, collecting workers to work in the sunshine, but they are cheap to buy shoes that are not expensive.

Brazil is rich in rubber, its quality is excellent and its price is low. "Havana" is made of rubber as raw material, so Havana, which is light and cool and sells at a low price, arises at the historic moment.

In addition, the flip flops are also related to the influx of Japanese immigrants in Brazil, because the Japanese clogs brought by new immigrants to Brazil in the 50s of last century inspired designers' inspiration. Workers' slippers were designed to be similar to those of clogs. They were soon favored by mainstream society. From royalty, celebrities to civilians, everyone loved this cute and convenient shoe.

Reporters found on the streets of Rio that almost every supermarket has a "Havana" counter, which is cheap and has many styles.

The price varies from 19 Real (40 yuan) to hundreds of Real.

"Havana" designs hundreds of basic series from candy color to comic print for different groups of people. It also creates special limited money, and even tailor "personalized money" for customers.

In fact, through the "Havana", Brazilians create an economic miracle by spreading passion and romance to the world.

Small slippers have become a new driving force for Brazil's economy. Brazil has established more than 1.2 stores in over 80 countries and regions, with an annual export volume of about 162 million pairs, with an annual revenue of 2 billion 500 million dollars.