Xiong Jian: Who Made "Made In China"?

I was surprised to learn that the clothes worn by a team of men and women in the opening ceremony were "made in China", which led to a big fire in a member of the country and even threatened to burn the clothes again.

I couldn't help worrying about him. I couldn't help but advise him: before going to the Olympic Games, we should go home and check what we need to burn.

Furniture?

Daily necessities?

It may be necessary to see where the lighter is produced before ignition.

Even Boyles, director of the opening ceremony of the London Olympic Games, admitted that without the help from Chinese companies, there would be no opening ceremony.

Why is this gentleman so inconsistent with "made in China"? Xu thinks that "made in China" preempted the market that belongs to them. However, in today's globalisation, you sell me Boeing, and I sell it to your shirt. Isn't that normal?

In the United Kingdom and the United States, not everyone can afford Armani. The developing China, on the one hand, embraces many international brands with an open and big country style, enabling them to expand their territory and gain huge profits in China. At the same time, "made in China" is also moving towards high end in this process and gradually reborn.

This is inclusive growth - enabling economic globalization and economic development to benefit all countries and regions and to all people.

All of the ancient Olympic Games were all naked.

In the modern Olympic Games, not only did we put on our clothes, but also the scientific and technological content of our clothes was getting higher and higher.

Although the shark skin swimsuit has been banned, the function of clothing improvement has been greatly weakened. However, some people are trying to seek other demands by clothing.

Before 1000, China looked out and looked down. 100 years ago, China looked up and looked up. Today, China looks outward.