What is a toy?

What is a toy?
Toys generally refer to objects that can be used to play. Playing with toys is often used as a way of teaching and entertaining in human society.
Toys can also be natural objects, that is, non artificial things such as sand, stone, mud, branches, etc. Toys should be understood in a broad sense. They are not limited to the things sold on the street for people to play with. Anything that can be played, seen, heard and touched can be called toys.

Toys are suitable for children, especially for young and middle-aged people. It is a tool to open the window of wisdom and make people smart.
With the continuous recovery of the world economy, the consumption demand of the toy market is also gradually recovering. According to the forecast, the sales of the global toy market will reach 86.3 billion dollars in 2010. North America and Europe are still the two regions with the largest toy consumption in the world, as well as the two largest toy import regions in the world. While 1/3 of toys imported from the United States and 2/3 of toys imported from the European Union are Chinese products, more than 2/3 of the products in the global market (except Chinese Mainland) come from China, which is an absolute toy manufacturing country.