Onlookers |#Why do we follow Vietnam's manufacturing#

The current manufacturing of Vietnam is developing rapidly, exports have grown rapidly. Can Vietnam replace China and become a new world factory? This has become a hot topic at the moment. "China Economic Weekly" this year's 10th cover article "Made of Perspective Vietnam -Whether it can become a world factory" was published, the social response was strong and netizens were hotly discussed.

Focus 1: Vietnam's labor -intensive industry competitiveness is very competitive

@: Nike's place of origin has basically no longer seen in China.

@: Vietnam has now snatched many orders made in China.

@: Vietnam's labor -intensive industry is very competitive, but it may not be able to completely replace China.

@Hellottiger: Population growth can be encouraged, but land is a natural limit for Vietnam. There are too few land in Vietnam, and there is also a limited space for industrial space to bear agriculture.

@: Vietnam also concentrates on strength. They concentrate their strengths to do some low technical content and low added value, such as low -end textiles, and their competitiveness will be strong.

@: If Vietnam slowly eats the market share of Chinese manufacturing, it will make it more and more uncomfortable in Chinese manufacturing.

Focus 2: Other countries in Southeast Asia are not weak

@98: In Australian malls, more and more things made in Vietnam, Bangladesh and India are more and more.

@萝: Not only Vietnam, but also other countries in Southeast Asia are not weak.

@NO1 Flying Man: A Vietnam must not replace China, don't forget that there is another India.

@: If Vietnam+Thailand+India+Malaysia+Indonesia+Cambodia compete with China at the same time, what will happen?

@xxiaoye: Vietnam has a great influence in ASEAN and borders my country. Such a country has become a competitor in China, not just as simple as grabbing "rice bowls".

@GKT7: Made in Southeast Asia, compared with Chinese manufacturing, cost is lower. Many products such as Sony's high -end micro -single, Nikon SLR, and Casio watches are produced in Thailand.

@Bysun: At the speed of development in Vietnam, diversion of Chinese production capacity is a matter of iron. In addition, there are competitions from large population countries such as India and Bangladesh. You go to Uniqlo to see, many clothing produces are Southeast Asian countries.

Focus 3: What about China?

@lewi: Rather than pinching hope on whether it will be replaced, it is better to actively transform and upgrade yourself.

@: China is gradually upgraded, and it is not necessary to do labor -intensive type and try to turn to high -tech industries.

@: China should introduce the intelligent chemical industry production line into the mass production industries such as clothing, shoes and hats such as clothing, shoes and hats in China as soon as possible, and introduce more workers into high value -added industries such as embroidery and manual weaving. Essence

@: China uses automation and intelligence to transform manufacturing to get rid of the restraint of labor costs, otherwise there is no way out.

@GF Eagle Soaring: The original international trade was to sell Chinese products around the world, and now it will sell products from all over the world to all parts of the world. If the order is not produced in China, it will also stay in the hands of Chinese companies.

@ @: Vietnam undertakes part of China's production capacity, there is no need to make a fuss. The general law of industrial transfer is that the labor -intensive industries transfer to areas with low labor costs.

@Is here: To abandon me to replace him, he replaces me, and use the win -win situation of cooperation to do business.

(This article published in "China Economic Weekly", No. 11, 2022)

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