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With the tight energy supply in Europe, how to fight the coming cold winter has become the top priority for European countries. Countries led by Germany, France and other countries have repeatedly proposed tricks, such as suggesting that people reduce bathing and only wash important parts, stockpiling firewood for heating, etc., but the results have been very little. Under the severe situation, Chinese-made goods have become the "savior" of Europe.
is firstly an electric blanket made in China. Since September this year, China's electric blankets have been widely welcomed by European people. Once to the point where they were sold out, not only electric blankets, but also "winter eight-piece sets" such as hand warmers, radiator , etc., were also sold out. The stock price of China Enterprise Rainbow Group soared, and the European orders received by factories have been scheduled to January next year.
As Russia attacked Ukraine's missile , nearly half of Ukraine's energy facilities were destroyed, and power supply to Europe was stagnant. This caused electricity prices in Europe to rise and demand for electric blankets cooled. In this case, China's autumn clothes and long pants ushered in the favor of European people.
Earlier, French President Macron 's image of a turtleneck sweater with a suit jacket triggered new inspiration. People have purchased "cold-resistant artifacts" such as autumn clothes, long pants, sweaters, flannel pajamas, etc. The sales of these products made in China in Germany, France and Italy have increased by nearly three times.
At present, under the rising conflict between Russia and Ukraine, the supply of natural gas from Europe from Russia has been interrupted. Putin proposed the suggestion of supplying gas from the Nord Stream 2 branch line was rejected by Germany, while liquefied petroleum gas from the United States is very expensive. The cost of industrial production in Europe has increased sharply, and the supply of people's living resources is tight. In the situation of rising electricity and gas prices, the price of timber in Europe is also high. Choosing China's autumn clothes and trousers for the winter is a helpless move.
Europe's energy supply chain is facing a reshaping. In order to limit the high prices brought by supply shortage, the European summit has taken measures to limit energy prices, but this will undoubtedly intensify the tension in the European market. Taking the deterrence of the United States, no one dares to touch the "cake" of European energy supply. Scholz visits Qatar and other countries to purchase energy in bankruptcy. China and Serbia rejected their plans to export natural gas to EU for their own tight needs. Even if the EU can use previous inventory to survive the cold winter, the future path is still a big challenge.
It has to be admitted that Europe's position on the conflict between Russia and Ukraine not only affects regional peace and stability, but also triggers a negative effect on Europe's politics, economy and people's livelihood. With the increase in military aid and military exercises for Ukraine led by the United States, Russia's countermeasures have also been escalated. Europe's peaceful environment has been destroyed, a large amount of capital flows out, industrial transfer accelerates, inflation rate soars, and people's living costs have increased. The political situation in many European countries has undergone a major reshuffle.
For Europe, instead of engaging in the world, it is better to retreat and weave a net. In terms of energy, the most urgent task is to handle the relationship with Russia well, oppose the politicization of energy and economic issues, open up the import of energy to Russia, and respond to the current energy crisis. In terms of economy, we must increase relations with emerging market countries such as China, strengthen cooperation, and use the strong economic engine of the East to find a new way out for the European economy.
