To say that Chinese products have a conflicted relationship with the rest of the world is to make an understatement. Long seen as the factory of the world, the "Made in China" label has become a loaded term over the course of three decades of frenzied economic development within the Middle Kingdom -- a phenomenon that most of the world remains dependent on in some way or another. As Chinese supply chains and manufacturing capabilities have improved, so has the international perception of the qua...
To say that Chinese products have a conflicted relationship with the rest of the world is to make an understatement. Long seen as the factory of the world, the "Made in China" label has become a loaded term over the course of three decades of frenzied economic development within the Middle Kingdom -- a phenomenon that most of the world remains dependent on in some way or another. As Chinese supply chains and manufacturing capabilities have improved, so has the international perception of the qua...
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