Vuvuzela and made in China

Yang Liqun South Africa's World Cup has come to an climax although our national team has always been absent, but this time, China is still in a different form to participate in the competition-such as the Chinese-made game with the ball "celebrate", as well as our southern workers in the south of the Sea of the "Vuvuzela pull" ...　　The real fame is the ear, every game will be. "Made in China" figure far South Africa, of course, is a kind of progress, it is Chinese enterprises can find business opportunities, Second World Cup, there are so many "Chinese elements" convergence, but also for the Chinese manufacturing industry advertising, conducive to our development of African markets.　　But when "Vuvuzela" blew out the "strongest tone" of the tournament, it also touched a sore spot in "Made in China". Take this big line of "Vuvuzela". It is said that during the World Cup in South Africa, the "Vuvuzela" horn in the stands, about 80% from China. It costs about 8 dollars in South Africa, and the ex-factory price is only 0.3 dollars. In this way, Chinese companies are poor, and most of their profits fall into the pockets of foreign traders.　　Seemingly lively "Chinese elements", in essence I am afraid to earn more is a yell.　　In fact, the "vuvuzela" case, also highlights the current "Made in China" dilemma. China has the reputation of "the World's Factory"--data show that China's share of world industrial production reached 15.6% in 2009, becoming the manufacturing powerhouse after the United States, from steel to clothing, many products have accounted for more than half of global production, almost every hour to the global output value of 100 million of dollars of "　　Made in China. " But the reality of Shinang, is so grim--in the Chinese enterprises to provide a large number of inexpensive products to the world, as most of the "Made in China" is still at the lowest end of the international industrial chain, which makes Chinese enterprises to make only the smallest profit, but often pay a high energy consumption, environmental pollution of the big price.　　At the same time, the financial crisis is making the "Made in China" suffer from the price of raw materials, labor costs rise, intermediaries, such as pressure ... It can be said that "Made in China" once created brilliant, but now also faces challenges and transformation. Of course, because China also has a large number of primary labor force, so I am afraid for a long time, we still need a large number of labor-intensive manufacturing, but the current "Made in China" problem is not big enough, but not strong enough, and "China created" too little.　　Therefore, from the "Made in China" to "create in China" transformation, from the OEM, OEM to create a "Chinese brand" efforts, may be "Made in China" and plastic brilliant path. The next few days, the Chinese-made "vuvuzela" is destined to play for the whole world, but hopefully next time we will see a more wonderful prospect of "Made in China".