It won't be too long before it's, "Honey, can you please pick up some bread, milk, eggs, bananas...and, oh, if they have it in purple, an electric car?  Thanks!"  If you've ever been to a super-box store or a club store, you know that what can be sold, will.  The trick is creating something so compelling that you create suction into the store.

Perhaps a dating site catering specifically to Chinese women would help filter the wheat from the chaff.

One of the websites that I frequently sent my students to learn about entrepreneurship is Springwise.  What I would do is present one of the ideas from my Springwise RSS feed and then I would ask, "so where else could you re-apply this specific idea?"  They would usually start out with "grocery store", "manufacturing center", etc.  I would then try to lead the discussion toward the uncommon:  what about military bases?  what about establishing contacts within the HR relocation departments of major corporations?  Then I would ask, "what else could you do?  where else could you re-apply this type of idea."  My goal was to get the entrepreneurial-leaning students to put on the simplicity lens.  Could they identify a simple corollary first before trying to create a mythical new idea.