China'S Burmese Shoe Companies Need To Be Cautious About The Political Situation In Burma.

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The shoe industry is a hot country.

The cost of labour in Burma is about 80 to 120 dollars, which is the total cost of labor (including wages, accommodation and social security, etc.). The total labor cost is RMB seven hundred or eight hundred yuan per person. Europe and Japan have a tax exemption policy for shoes imported from Burma.

Wu Ruiman, chairman of Gong fa

In August 12th, the political situation in Burma was abrupt. Special forces surrounded the ruling party's headquarters.

This shows that Gong FA has already been in great difficulty.

Wu Taiwu, vice chairman of the original Gong FA FA, replaced Wu Ruiman as chairman of the party. Wu Ting Ni Deng, who has just resigned from the office of the president, replaced Wu appearance as the general secretary of the party.

According to the original internal arrangement of the Communist Party, Mr. Riemann will represent Gong FA party in the general election.

Winning the election is not much suspense. If everything goes well, he will be the next president.

However, because Riemann was suddenly banned by the special forces and was removed from the post of chairman, it would probably lead to the loss of the next presidential candidate.

At present, Riemann has been reduced to ordinary Party members.

If he was discarded, Mr min may be the real supreme authority in Burma.

Min o Lai

If min AI Lai is in power, it is very likely to give China "

"(South Asia) brings great uncertainty (including footwear industry, of course).

If Riemann was eventually discarded, then from the next government, the real supreme power of Burma will probably be min Lai Lai.

He may not only master the three armed forces, but also vice presidents and even presidents.

Min Lai Lai, a man who started by speculation, is reckless and reckless. He has not really grasps the highest power yet. He dares to exchange the strategic interests of China with the United States in northern Burma. In the past half year, the speculation of min and Lai seriously hurt China's national geopolitical strategy, and it also caused serious and irreparable damage to China's strategic interests. This is not only unrepentant, but even worse.

Under such circumstances, China's strategic position in Burma is extremely passive. If China can not change this result or fail to plan ahead, China's interests in Burma are almost arbitrary.