You can call it "Uncle Cai", which is more intimate and closer to life. Speaking of uncles, I think it is very practical. I psychologically suggest that this store will be as honest as its name and will not deceive people.

You can also call it "Crayon Shinchan loves green peppers", and make a picture of Crayon Shinchan on the sign at the door, which will attract children. For example, when a family goes out to buy food, children will see a cartoon character's vegetable shop. Do you think he will drag his parents in?

Or "vegetables vs housewives". This name is relatively novel. It's not like a zombie, but it can be stained with light. Most people have played zombie wars. When they think of the vegetables inside, they will think of the things in your shop. They were curious and went in.

It can also be called "Cai Tao", which has the same idea as treasure.

Finally, I think it's not bad to call it an organic vegetable. Everyone will psychologically imply that this is a healthy and pollution-free thing. I'm giving you advice from the standpoint of consumers. I hate to ask. Can you give me some advice? The special Baidu lottery is always unsuccessful, and I want some gold coins.

Ha ha. Uncle Cai, buy uncle, send uncle (meaning uncle Cai, come here, some will send)

"Crayon Shinchan loves to eat green peppers. There are many and good green peppers here." It is emphasized here that the main green pepper represents other vegetables. This slogan is cartoon and suitable for children to sing.

Vegetables vs housewives, have you passed the exam? This slogan can easily inspire housewives' fighting spirit and leave a very deep impression on housewives.

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