Views: 292 To speak of “Chinese manufacturing” as a single phenomenon is to misunderstand how the world’s largest industrial system actually works. China is not one factory but a carefully layered industrial geography, shaped by policy, capital, labour markets, logistics, and history. Each region manufactures different things, for different reasons, and with different strategic purposes. Together, these regions form an industrial organism that is both deeply specialised and remarkably resilient. Understanding where products are made in China is not merely an academic exercise. It is essential for investors, procurement managers, policymakers, and governments attempting to map supply chain risk, technological …
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