Huge differences between Chinese and American factories

Uriel 2022-03-25 09:01:19

It turns out that the protagonist is Fuyao Glass, whose marketing "has risen by 200 times and is seriously undervalued"! As a small shareholder, I am fortunate to have a small dividend when it goes up, so when I look at it, I hope that their cross-cultural attempt will find a way out. Americans "hold guns" for the Chinese, and the Chinese secretly say "they are lazy", but they are also "We Are One"... Dayton people who clock in like a walking dead but can't get back to their middle-class life, two o'clock Fuqing people who work on the front line and two shifts, the most vulnerable are the workers, who are honest people.

Renee 2022-03-26 09:01:12

This is another documentary in which audiences with different viewpoints and positions can see different content. Still, it's worth a visit by all. In any case, you have to admit that the Chinese model, or the so-called Chinese miracle, comes with a huge price. Chinese companies and entrepreneurs have a much longer journey to truly go international than they think, especially when those scenes filmed in China did not make you feel extremely embarrassed or even restless. Because that requires not only a completely renewed understanding of the world and human nature itself, but also a change in thinking mode. Taking a step back and looking at it, even if the dilemma brought by globalization will one day disappear in an era dominated by artificial intelligence, we may still have to go back to the starting point and ask the most fundamental question. : What kind of life is the life we ​​really want?