Reuters wrote today (April 6): "President Trump's tariff policy aims to hit China's manufacturing sector, but for one electronics manufacturer, the turbulent year of 2025 ultimately convinced them that, as long as conditions don't change drastically, China remains an irreplaceable region."
[Witty] Comment briefly: China's industrial advantages are no longer about low costs; they lie in the hard strength and irreplaceability built upon a complete industrial chain. This tariff drama starting from 2025, originally intended to curb China's manufacturing, has instead made many companies see reality clearly: China possesses the most comprehensive industrial system globally, highly efficient industrial collaboration capabilities, and a continuously upgrading innovation ecosystem—core competitiveness that no other country can replicate in the short term.
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