How China's Industrial Hubs Specialize by City
This video highlights the regional industrial specialization found in China, where specific cities focus on the mass production of particular goods. The footage illustrates how different manufacturing sectors are geographically clustered, such as electronics production in Shenzhen and Dongguan, and textile manufacturing in Shaoxing Keqiao. By concentrating specific industries within dedicated urban hubs, the supply chain is streamlined for large-scale output. The video provides a brief look at the automated assembly lines and factory environments that define these specialized manufacturing zones, offering insight into the logistical organization behind the country's massive industrial capacity.
This is the ultimate evolution of both capitalism and communism (the last one -> central management).
Does he look to all of you like he's wearing glasses with fake eyes drawn on them?
best part is in case some form of labour or product gets obsolete, now you have a whole ass federal state that goes bancrupt instead of the dmg being spread around, genius!
A command economy or whatever it's called is literally proof of China's communist ways.
Or you can just go on alibaba and figure this out yourself.
So where you live defines what field you'll work in.
Reality of these "quality" items
Too bad if your personal and professional ambitions extend beyond 'Make components for hair dryers 12 hours/day for survival wages and never leave the city in which I was born'.
It’s easy when your entire population is also a commodity and they don’t say no
Also, slave labour, IP theft and shit quality.