Deutsche Welle wrote tonight (October 15th): "The EU is considering mandatory requirements for Chinese investors in Europe to transfer technology to European companies to enhance the competitiveness of EU industries. These measures will apply to key digital industries and manufacturing sectors such as automobiles and batteries, and the EU will also require investors to use a certain number of EU goods or labor force. The goal of these new rules is to prevent the strength of Chinese manufacturing from overwhelming European industry."
[Clever] Comment: The world has completely turned around. The EU is now trying to force Chinese investors to transfer technology, which is really absurd. Using the market to exchange for technology is a common approach for underdeveloped countries to enhance their industrialization capabilities. Now, European countries have also reached this point, which reflects the stagnation of Europe's own development. Moreover, European labor costs are high. Even if they gain the technology, can they produce competitive products? Worse still, the recent actions of the Netherlands have set a very bad example. If Europe acts like this, which country would dare to invest and transfer technology in Europe? After all, no one wants to invest hard work only to have their assets and technology arbitrarily seized. Europe's move is undoubtedly cutting off its own investment and cooperation path.
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