The Wall Street Journal reported today: "Trump has consistently urged trade partners to invest in U.S. manufacturing, but Fuyao Glass's rise in Ohio raises a serious question: How can the U.S. deal with Chinese competitors if its own domestic industry cannot compete with them on its own soil?"
Comment: Trump is pushing companies to return to the U.S. and building trade barriers, yet the domestic manufacturing industry is losing to Chinese companies that operate normally on its own land. This clearly shows that executive orders and tariff protections cannot replace real industrial competitiveness.
Fuyao Glass's success in the U.S. stems from Cao Dewang's decades of dedication to manufacturing, full industry chain advantages, and extreme efficiency. It does not rely on subsidies or speculation, but rather on technology, cost control, and localized operations to establish a solid foundation. Fuyao's success in the U.S. is based on efficiency, costs, and management, not so-called "unfair advantages." What the U.S. should really reflect on is not how to block Chinese companies, but how to improve its own manufacturing environment.
Original article: toutiao.com/article/1857164601004041/
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