Prato Chinese Clothing Business Refers To The New York Times Report.

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The New York Times reported that Italy Prato is a high quality fashion commodity manufacturing place. Since the late 80s of last century, due to the influx of a large number of Chinese immigrants, it has become the most concentrated place in all Chinese in Europe.

Now, Plato's once "European textile center" has become a low-end garment processing city.

The report also said that the Italy feeling of Prato's classic is being replaced by Chinatown, which is written in Italy and Chinese, and the food imported from China is sold in the food store.

Even more unbearable to the locals is the "rules of the game" of Chinese people. Many Chinese businessmen have developed by evading taxes and evading the control of the authorities, causing local businesses to fall into an "unredeemed" position. Local residents have developed a comprehensive phobia for Chinese immigrants.

The criminal activities of Chinese people in Prato are also rising. The tension between Chinese and Italy authorities is escalating.

Italy Europe Union News Network reporter Yuan Yuan told the newspaper reporter, in view of the influence of New York Times, all the mainstream media including the Republic newspaper and ansa society yesterday, including all the mainstream media and Prato's local media, have reproduced the above reports in a prominent position, making it rapidly become a hot topic in Italy.

The social repercussions of this article in Prato are also very large, and some unidentified local residents show obvious changes in their attitudes towards Chinese.

"It is foreseeable that the next round will be a new round of inspections of Chinese enterprises."

The Chinese made Prato.

"No Chinese, no today.

"Prato!" the local Chinese protested strongly against the unrealistic and discriminative one-sided words.

Zheng Shiwan, President of the Adriatic overseas Chinese Association of Italy, said that in the late 80s of last century, the textile market of Prato was on the brink of collapse due to the economic recession and labor shortage. The city government called for the introduction of immigrants and issued a series of preferential policies, attracting a large number of Chinese to come here.

Thanks to the diligence of the Chinese people and the concerted efforts of the local people over the years, the position of Prato's "European textile center" has been consolidated and prospered.

Obviously, the Chinese made an indelible contribution to the prosperity and development of Prato.

It is reported that there are about 40 thousand Chinese at present.

Production of high-end products is not in line with market rules.

As for the Chinese textile industry, which tarnished the high-end positioning of Prato, the Chinese entrepreneurs believe that this is a charge against economic laws.

"Platto produces clothing for all European countries. We produce products according to the needs of our customers.

After all, there is only a small demand for high-end clothing, and the general public still needs medium and low-grade clothing.

Zheng Xianjie, who has been in the garment industry for more than 20 years, told reporters that the former Prato was winning by fabric, but in today's highly competitive clothing market, it has been unable to sell high prices solely for fabric advantages.

All enterprises in any region produce high-end products, while abandoning the medium and low grade products are against the laws of the economy.

When it comes to "made in China" or "made in Italy", Bo Yuan thinks this is ridiculous.

"The products produced by Chinese enterprises in Italy, of course, should be marked" made in Italy ".

This conforms to the internationally accepted principles of commodity origin identification.

The Chinese are the richest, so they are under attack.

Whether the Chinese could not integrate into the local society well, or the influx of Chinese people had seized the jobs of the local people, which caused revulsion.

He said that although the cost of hiring locals is relatively high, many Chinese enterprises still do their best to solve the employment problem locally. "Many designers in China's clothing wholesale companies are Italian, with a monthly salary of four thousand or five thousand euros."

Zheng Xianjie also said that as far as he knows, more than half of Chinese factories are local workers.

Speaking of tax evasion, Bo Yuan told reporters that Italy's tax is the highest in the European Union, and that enterprises in various countries are more or less irregularities, and that Chinese enterprises are often attacked by Chinese because they have become the most affluent and most prominent immigration groups in the country.