Zhang Qiuying: Why Does "Low Profit" Restrict The Overall Value Of China'S Spinning And Weaving Industry Chain?

Recently, such a news has attracted eyeballs.

China's manufacturing industry has surpassed Japan, and catching up with the US seems to be just around the corner. A report released by IHS, an American economic research firm, has shown that Chinese manufacturing industry is close to catching up with the United States.

Mark, the chairman of the company, even predicted that China's manufacturing industry is most likely to exceed the US in 2011.

But after the "joy", another fact also hurts us and reminds us that the Americans say: "China will eventually surpass the United States."

China relies more on manufacturing, manufacturing accounts for more than 1/3 of China's economy, while the US manufacturing sector accounts for less than 13% of the US economy.

Viewing the "industrial microclimate" in China's textile and clothing industry from the perspective of "economic pattern"

Speaking of this, we seem to understand that Americans' confidence stems from their "small size and large output", while we are "big volume and small output".

The textile and garment industry is already a low value-added industry, and we are quietly undertaking this.