Southeast Peacock Flies To Southeast Asia In 2015. How Deep Is China'S Trade With Southeast Asia?

Many years ago, influenced by the opening of China's southeastern coastal cities, some business owners flocked to Guangdong and other coastal areas for gold nuggets and staged the first "southeast peacock flight" tide. Many years later, by the low cost attraction of developing countries and regions such as Southeast Asia, the "second Peacocks Flying Southeast" was staged.

"Three years ago, in the evening, the street was full of workers, furniture, clothes and appliances, and now they are gone."

The manager of a sound company in Xiaolong village, Xiaolong village, Guangdong, said, "the workers say that the wages in Vietnam are less than half of them, so the bosses are investing in Vietnam."

At the 2015 China textile industry "going out" exchange conference, the participants discussed and analyzed the hot topics of Vietnam's investment potential in the next 5~10 years and the impact of TPP regional preferential trade policy on the pfer of industrial chain to Vietnam.

Zhu Beina: under the circumstances of global economic integration, under the advocacy of the "one belt and one way" strategy, many enterprises in the cotton textile industry are going abroad further, and the pace of pferring to Southeast Asia is accelerating.

According to data from the China Textile Import and Export Chamber of Commerce, Xinjiang textile and apparel exports totaled 1 billion 679 million US dollars in the 1-6 months of this year, or about 10 billion 580 million yuan, down 39.22% from the same period last year.

Among them, the border trade volume was about 9 billion 80 million yuan, down 35.07% from the same period last year, accounting for 85.89% of the total export volume.

There are two reasons for the sharp decline. One is the currency depreciation of rouble and other neighboring countries. Two, last year, Kazakhstan cracked down on illegal smuggling activities and rectified the wholesale market of clothing. At the same time, the normal textile and clothing trade between China and Kazakhstan was also seriously affected.

China's textile and garment industry is facing fierce competition from Southeast Asia and other countries. When enterprises look for export breakthroughs, they are competing with many other countries from Kampuchea, Bangladesh, Vietnam, Pakistan, India and Sri Lanka.

Cross border electricity providers are really too hot, and sunning Yun chairman Zhang Jindong is really fighting.

After the Laox supervision in Japan, Zhang Jindong arrived in Hongkong again, which is the important layout of Suning cross-border electric business.

Zhang Jindong made it clear that Suning Hongkong should further expand its categories overseas, especially in the Southeast Asian market, and further improve its overseas procurement platform, so as to get through the whole process of cross-border shopping.

At present, the trade friction cases that China is facing is maintaining a high trend. The trade barriers represented by technical standards, intellectual property rights and tariffs are emerging one after another, and the intensity is increasing. The losses to enterprises can not be ignored.

Our textile and garment enterprises can also invest in Southeast Asia to avoid trade barriers in developed countries such as Europe and the United States.

In recent years, countries such as Europe and the United States have frequently imposed restrictions on China's exports of textiles and clothing, and the terms of trade are becoming increasingly harsh.

It is understood that even if the recent devaluation of RMB is favorable for export, it will still be unable to retain the pace of Taiwan and Hong Kong shoe industry relocation.

A number of shoe business executives said that since the exchange rate system reform in 2005, the appreciation rate of RMB has exceeded 20%. Although the recent devaluation of the RMB has been beneficial to reducing export costs, due to the excessive appreciation of the previous years, the callback has limited benefits to the footwear industry. The cost of the footwear industry in mainland China is basically exhausted. The rising cost of labor and the shortage of labor force have become the biggest obstacle to the development of the traditional shoe enterprises, and the increasing number of overseas buyers demanding the relocation of factories to Southeast Asia is increasing.

In December 15, 2014, the China Industrial Development Report 2014 released by the Institute of industrial economics of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences pointed out that China's wage level has increased substantially in the past decade and the average wage of manufacturing industry is higher than that of most Southeast Asian countries and South Asian countries. The labor cost advantage has become a thing of the past.