A dazzling array of non-domestic products, what psychology does tears express?

This sentence reflects a kind of sadness and helplessness that domestic products are replaced or ignored by foreign products. I feel that my domestic products are at a disadvantage in the competition and cannot be compared with foreign products. This psychological state stems from the concern about the development of domestic industries, the protection and inheritance of domestic culture, or the recognition of domestic economy and national image. It also reflects the author's love and support for domestic industry and culture, hoping to see domestic products gain more recognition and opportunities in market competition.