Ain't that the TRUTH?!! I actually stole this headline from a friend's fb status. And I agree, from shoes to wristwatches, laptops to all and i mean ALL our smartphones, cars we drive, airplanes, our home and office furniture, building materials, our wrappers and other African materials ...i mean should i even keep going??!
There's no denying that China is virtually taking over every major market in the world...and i'm glad to be in the middle of it all.
China, might be one the the world's oldest civilization but it's was one of the last of communist countries to open its doors to the world. And according to wikipedia, she's the second largest economy and the world's fastest growing economy with an average growth rate of 10% annually for the past 30 years. And by JP Morgans estimates, the RMB, the Chinese currency could gain a 5% in value....did i mention how glad i am to be in the middle of it all??!! :p ))
That's not to say that all of China is marketable or that every province you enter, expect to be offered a discount in products. Cos thas a big NO. In the north, take Shenyang for example, my teacher once mentioned that they produce coal...so that isn't really bankable in countries like West Africa, Australia and some parts of Asia...besides its coal, it's easy to produce just burn down a whole forest or something (kids, do not try this at home). But lets go down south, to Guandong Provices, now i know for a fact, as the rest of the world that those guys make everything and anything. Especially in Shenzhen, electronics are produced almost as much as atoms are in water, they also make textiles for African materials (i saw an advert once on ET airlines), then there are your everyday uses like concentrated food, furnitured etc...ok more time... i am soo glad i'm here :d lol!
Now i'm thinking this is only 2011 right, and China's producing every material from electronics to textiles, so how's it gon be in say 5 years...watchu think China's gone be producing??
Oh and before i forgot, i once took a trip to Xianmen, it's in the south and our group went on a lil moutain hike, when we eventually got to the top where we could rest for a bit and take pictures of one of the most amazing views i've ever seen till date, there was a lil mountain ...or maybe it was a lil hill, nah...it was a mountain...i think anyhoo, one of the sightseers asked if it had been carved there or was natural and another replied, saying 'how's that possible?? it's artificial. made in china!' lol that was the highlight!
stay tuned for more :D:D
There's no denying that China is virtually taking over every major market in the world...and i'm glad to be in the middle of it all.
China, might be one the the world's oldest civilization but it's was one of the last of communist countries to open its doors to the world. And according to wikipedia, she's the second largest economy and the world's fastest growing economy with an average growth rate of 10% annually for the past 30 years. And by JP Morgans estimates, the RMB, the Chinese currency could gain a 5% in value....did i mention how glad i am to be in the middle of it all??!! :p ))
That's not to say that all of China is marketable or that every province you enter, expect to be offered a discount in products. Cos thas a big NO. In the north, take Shenyang for example, my teacher once mentioned that they produce coal...so that isn't really bankable in countries like West Africa, Australia and some parts of Asia...besides its coal, it's easy to produce just burn down a whole forest or something (kids, do not try this at home). But lets go down south, to Guandong Provices, now i know for a fact, as the rest of the world that those guys make everything and anything. Especially in Shenzhen, electronics are produced almost as much as atoms are in water, they also make textiles for African materials (i saw an advert once on ET airlines), then there are your everyday uses like concentrated food, furnitured etc...ok more time... i am soo glad i'm here :d lol!
Now i'm thinking this is only 2011 right, and China's producing every material from electronics to textiles, so how's it gon be in say 5 years...watchu think China's gone be producing??
Oh and before i forgot, i once took a trip to Xianmen, it's in the south and our group went on a lil moutain hike, when we eventually got to the top where we could rest for a bit and take pictures of one of the most amazing views i've ever seen till date, there was a lil mountain ...or maybe it was a lil hill, nah...it was a mountain...i think anyhoo, one of the sightseers asked if it had been carved there or was natural and another replied, saying 'how's that possible?? it's artificial. made in china!' lol that was the highlight!
stay tuned for more :D:D
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