Unscramble The Inside Story Of Chinese Shoes Encountering Overseas Violent Anti-Dumping

Looking at the situation at home and abroad, since China's accession to the WTO, China's manufacturing has been more and more exported to the world because of its wider participation in the global division of labor.

However, "honeymoon" seems to be short-lived, and exports are increasing.

In the WTO legal framework, foreign manufacturers have repeatedly made two big clubs waving anti dumping and special safeguards on "made in China".

As a labor-intensive footwear industry, it seems that it is slowly learning how to respond and how to treat these trade frictions with a common heart.

However, in addition to trade frictions, there is a dissonant voice that makes people more distressed.

Being regarded as an object of unemployment, Chinese shoes have been subjected to violence overseas.

In the face of "made in China", the nerve of foreign manufacturers seems to be more and more sensitive.

This year, WTO finalized the full abolition of textile quotas starting next year, from the United States, Turkey, Mexico and other countries.

There is no doubt that "made in China" has become the target of foreign manufacturers, and the industry from textiles to shoes is numerous.

China's low labor cost has brought unmatched price advantages to "made in China" and made China made into a quagmire of anti-dumping.

Single handed companies have brought Chinese goods to the world, but the problem of how to protect their interests has become increasingly prominent.

China's export to the world is the inevitable result of industrial division under the trend of globalization.

So, what exactly is wrong with "made in China"? This may be a problem that the developing countries in the world, especially the developing countries, can take advantage of the favorable balance of trade to achieve economic take-off.