Is It Difficult To Replace "Made In China" With "Made In India"?

When the spirit of the ineffective wiring board, discolored sheets, pot car......

The "made in India" level is far from "made in China". Singapore's Straits Times reported in September 3rd was somewhat alarmist.

The newspaper pointed out that with the "made in China" problem, the world began to turn its attention to another rising Asian power, India.

The topic of "made in China" and "made in India" has been a topic for a long time.

Recently, China's toys and food encountered "quality crisis" caused by international "manufacturing in China" some doubts, it seems to give the "India made" instead of the opportunity.

However, I believe that "made in India" wants to surpass "made in China" and it seems that it is not ready yet.

Quality is not flattered in India for many years, and all day long in the "India made" encirclement, it has gained many conveniences, and it has also been greatly affected by it.

The most troublesome thing for the author is the wiring board made in India, which is rarely imported in the market and can only be made locally.

They are very humorous: you never know which day to plug into a good mood and work properly, so you have to go all over the hole every day and try your luck.

They tried different brands and consulted experts, manufacturers and sellers.

But this is not the worst.

The sheets in India are very famous, and their designs are exotic. A friend bought dozens of them and sent them back at once.

Unexpectedly, I woke up in the morning and found it all colorful: the sheets were fading.

The gift has already been sent out and the embarrassment will not be mentioned.

The pride of India automobile, the "ambassador" brand of national brand and the appearance of big beetles remain unchanged for decades.

I felt so good that I hired a car out of the distance.

As a result, the heat started to boil, and the driver stopped every line.

It seems that cars are not only simple "four wheels, two sofas and iron sheets".

Therefore, after hearing the recent rise of the so-called "made in India" catch up with the "made in China" argument, some people quipped that this theory is good at looking ahead and bad in the forward-looking.

"Advertising star" is a well-known product of fans and slippers, which are commonly seen in television and newspaper and magazine advertisements in India. It is the "San Sha" fan, the "Ba Jia Ji" three wheeled skiing car, "Lu Ba" vests, "Bata" slippers and so on. It still stays in the level of China in the 80s of last century.

Most families only hear about small electric appliances such as electric iron, microwave oven, rice cooker and humidifier.

Many laundry shops in Delhi still use the old cast iron, with charcoal in it.

In Delhi, where people often shop, it is about the morning market in Beijing.

One or two shopping malls, which become a place for leisure and air conditioning on weekends, have more people to visit and less people to buy.

The lower level of social consumption in India reflects the relative backwardness of the manufacturing sector.

There are also high-end products in the market, but most of them are imported from Europe, America, Japan and South Korea. The middle and low grade products are more and more affordable, but the Chinese manufacturing industry is facing both sides of India.

The hand is not very smart, but the outstanding performance of the design and innovation ability of the brain and the gradual elimination of bottlenecks such as infrastructure and the influx of foreign capital are more and more conducive to the breakout of the Jedi in printing industry.

In the northern textile town of Muru, I see that the shawl factory is making a unique style of shawl with the use of the old farm loom, combined with pure hand embroidery, which is expensive.

In the Moorhouse Cass Art Village in Delhi, many small businesses are making creative handbags, accessories, shoes and hats, mainly for high-end markets in Europe and the United States.

Automobile parts, fine chemicals, electrical and electronic, biochemical and pharmaceutical industries are also reducing the cost and attracting the entry of international companies through unique product design and technological innovation.

Unlike China's labor-intensive and capital intensive manufacturing industry, India is taking a road toward the high-end knowledge intensive manufacturing industry and giving full play to the "spillover effect" of high-tech industries.

This is also in line with the Indian appraisal of himself: his hands are not very smart, but his mind is good.

It is uncertain whether this kind of light road is feasible, especially whether the purpose of absorbing surplus labor can be achieved by manufacturing industry.

Manufacturing industry in China and India is not "either one or the other". However, India experts also believe that Sino Indian manufacturing is not a simple "one to one" alternative relationship.

The "Sino Indian competition" prevailed for many years, but China India trade has been growing rapidly over the years because of the substantial driving force of complementarity.

Today, the trend of "competition" to the manufacturing industry still can not change the major differences and complementarities between the two countries' manufacturing development models, focus on the field, and target, and the prospects for economic cooperation between the two countries are still good.

India can clearly draw up the "national strategy for manufacturing industry" and hold the "India made" industrial exhibition all over the world.

The first step is to make at least the quality of the wiring board, so that the cotton printing and dyeing will not fade, let the domestic car less pot.