From January to August 2022, the actual amount of foreign funds used nationwide was RMB 892.74 billion, or US$138.41 billion, an increase of 20.2%. Among them, European investment in China increased by 123.7%. Under the threat of war and the energy crisis of , Europe seems to be unable to escape the end of its decline.
1. Deindustrialization
Oil and Natural gas are not only energy, but also important chemical raw materials. Chemical fiber plastic lubricant and pharmaceuticals are all from this and are the cornerstone of modern industry. The cost of this cornerstone has increased by 6-10 times.
htmlOn September 6, German chemical giant BASF announced that the first set of devices of Zhanjiang integrated base will be put into operation. Another European giant, Podes, has been discontinued from production.Volkswagen Citroon Jagu Land Rover European factories have reduced production or closed. South Korea's Kia factory closed in Europe, and South Korea ranked first in China from January to August.
2. The oil bottle that cannot be dragged
Greek debt accounts for 222% of GDP, far exceeding 129.7% of the 2009 debt crisis. The situation is the same in the five European countries, Portugal, Italy, Ireland, , Greece, and Spain.
While the French and German core maintaining development, European pigs still have the possibility of slow treatment. Now Germany and France cannot protect themselves. Even whether the euro can exist is unknown. France and Germany can no longer afford these oil bottles.
Who can rise in the East?
Japan and South Korea are obviously not. From the earliest TV sets to the current mobile phones, white appliances, , how many Japanese and Koreans still have in the mainland market? Whose world market is the world?
After home appliances and mobile phones, China's car exports this year have exceeded Japan's, and new energy vehicles have exceeded 30%.
Japan and South Korea are essentially vassals of the United States and are locked down by the United States at any time.
The major changes that have not been seen in a century have just begun, which has brought about global market fragmentation and energy structural shortages.
The broken market is a major blow to Europe, Japan and South Korea, which have made some advantageous industries in the global division of labor. The technology war, trade war and the Russian-Ukrainian war have kept Western high-end chips, software and equipment away from the Russian-Chinese market. China is the world's factory, and giving up China means there is no market for a long time. What after a long time? China has developed it itself.
Under the undercurrent of anti-globalization, China has opened its doors to do business from RCEP to the Belt and Road Initiative, BRICS Forum to SCO , and opened its doors to do business. Keep most of the market. Compared with the United States and the West, addition is better than subtraction.
European industry is hardly decoupled from Russian energy, and its own manufacturing is short of energy, prices soar, manufacturing industry is overwhelmed, and it has begun to de-industrialize rapidly.
China has become Russia's only big customer, and multiplication is better than division compared to suicide hard decoupling.
China trains 4 million engineers annually, 20 times that of the United States. High-speed rail mileage is the world's first in high-speed miles.
Chinese people are hardworking, and now the labor cost is higher than that of Print, but the efficiency is higher. Some technical work is only possible for Chinese people. And Westerners who are pampered and have long been lying on welfare, no longer adapt to high-tempo and high-intensity labor.
The Russian-Ukrainian war, the North Stream explosion, the cables were cut in the west, and the collective was ruined. China is moving steadily. Automobile, chip, photovoltaic , and lithium batteries have gradually replaced the Western advantageous industries. If you continue, in more than ten years, the Chinese will reach the living standards of developed countries.
As an industrial road roller, China will flatten the Western mid-to-high-end industries one by one.
When Europe, after several cold winters lacking energy, a large number of developing countries will appear.
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