五一前夕，大量美国游客涌入我国，不去旅游不吃美食，为何而来？

Core Viewpoint - The upcoming holiday period is expected to see a surge in tourism, particularly from American visitors who are taking advantage of lower prices and tax refunds on essential goods in China due to increased tariffs on imports in the U.S. [1][3] Group 1: American Tourists' Purchasing Behavior - American tourists are primarily visiting China to purchase essential goods that have become significantly more expensive in the U.S. due to tariffs [3]. - The increase in prices for American imports has led tourists to seek out cheaper alternatives in China, where they can also benefit from tax refunds [3]. Group 2: Key Products Purchased by American Tourists - Clothing and Footwear: American tourists are buying clothing and footwear, as the U.S. has shifted manufacturing to China and Southeast Asia, leading to higher prices in the U.S. [5]. - Electronics: Tourists are purchasing electronics such as smartphones and laptops, as prices in China are considerably lower than in the U.S. [7]. - Wine: American tourists are buying wine, particularly from regions in China known for high-quality production at lower prices compared to the U.S. [9]. - Furniture: Tourists are procuring furniture, as importing from China is more cost-effective than paying high tariffs on U.S. imports [11]. - Toys: Many tourists involved in import-export trade are purchasing toys, which are primarily produced in China, to avoid increased tariffs [13]. - Hardware: Tourists are also buying hardware products, as the prices have surged in the U.S. due to tariffs, making personal procurement in China more appealing [15].