What Do the Chinese Think of "Made In China"? | ASIAN BOSS
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Made in China = you get exactly what you pay for. They make everything, from high quality to low ones. The reason why the reputation is poor is because many people choose to buy the cheap products, but expect high end quality. Some people are just cheap and greedy to be honest.
Exactly
White people are also irrate by asian success
Chili Sauce intelligence : 100
Absolutely true.
Dalena but but China is stealing seas.
8:33 the translation is not accurate. The man says we want to negotiate, but we are not afraid of the war either
The interviewed Chinese really seem to consistently give more educated answers than the other nations' interviewees.
Yea, compared to Korea and Japan, China is more open and honest, while compared to Southeast Asian interviewees, China seems more knowledgeable (probably becoz Southeast Asia is more relaxed). Indian interviewees are as equally eloquent imo
Chinese are not like Japanese they are more tend to speak straightly and u can tell they know more about western than westerner know about China ,idk who is brainwashed right now
This is Shanghai. As soon as they leave Shanghai everyone gets stupid pretty fast haha
Also, I shouldn't have to teach a Chinese person this, but to the best of my understanding, China only has 4 tiers.
• Tier 1 -cities directly controlled by central government
• Tier 2 - provincial capital cities and sub-provincial capital cities
• Tier 3 - prefecture capital cities
• Tier 4 - county-level cities
They are book smart but lack critical thinking skills and creativity. Thus why they cant innovate any new technologies like the west.
But apple is also made in China.....(Designed in California)
That's different. Idont even know if they are talking about product completely made in china or product only completed in the last step - in china.
Like the most western brands, which are designed and developed in their origin countries, but just completed(because cheaper) in china (they must have that "made in china" thing on them by chinese law)
cahid ca
*your language is toxic. sounds like you're the butthurt one to get offended about random people's opinions and taking them too seriously. fxck off. I love Apple* ☺
the westerners have the high class jobs while the chinese do the low class jobs
China doesn't have cheap labor anymore. Things are no longer made there because it's cheap. This perception is severely outdated. China's manufacturing labor cost is the highest among all Asian developing nations. Manufacturing wages in China is 40 percent higher than Mexico, and already at the 70% level of weaker Eurozone countries like Portugal. It's also more expensive than all Latin American nations except for Chile. There are PLENTY of countries with cheaper labor than China. Cheap labor isn't the reason why things are made in China anymore. It's the whole supply chain, logistics, discipline, hard working workers, skilled labor, built up infrastructure like stable electricity, water supply, roads, bridges, ports etc that keeps manufacturing in China. Also, China isn't just doing the "last step" anymore. That's true maybe 5 years ago, not anymore. "Last steps" are now being done in India or Vietnam. Most parts are made in China. The cutting edge high tech stuff are usually made by Japanese, Korean, European and the American companies, who also manufacture their stuff in China except for some more important parts.
forbidmyname
Really? You sound low class to me.
Lol, the iPhone is actually designed in the USA, but it's made in China. Funny how marketing lingo manipulates consumer perception, eh?
It’s more like assembled in China. The other electronic parts were made elsewhere. But I’m pretty sure some parts are literally made in China though.
Lol smart boy. Everybody knows that, watch the video again and u can see. Here they are talking about the brand itself. Apple is an American brand, so iPhones are made up to Apple's standards regardless where it is produced.
What you said is true but that’s not even what I’m talking about. I’m simply reenforcing the fact how marketing can manipulate people.
The idea of made in China products are low quality is more of a stereotype. China does have copycats to literally everything famous/high end. Which will lead people think it’s “low” quality simply because it’s making trademarked products for cheap.
Omg, plain spaghetti, no way they are copying high end products to those same high end standards. What are you smoking?! If you know of a product, let the rest of us in on it, man...
lol sorry what I said wasn't clear. I meant they counterfeit the high end products in a cheaper way. I remember watching this video about a crack down on a street vendor that sells kylie's make up stuff that was made in china and people are getting infections from it
8:33 There's a translation omission:
"China wants negotiation, not war."
A more accurate translation would be:
"We want to negotiate, but we are not afraid to fight back."
The interviewee wasn't saying they exclusively want peace. They're telling Trump that China is not afraid of him, and won't back down from a fight.
The CCP has never won a war. While america is built on war. CCP is wise not to pick a fight
@@gizroc What a tragically jingoistic and historically inaccurate comment.
@@unifieddynasty please explain
@@gizroc Please refrain from jingoistic and warmongering comments that harm international peace. Please do a cursory search of the list of military conflicts that China has been involved in since 1945.
allan oteyza CCP never won a war? lmfao.
Common Chinese people on the street are much more knowledgeable about trade, politics and American politics than average Americans, especially younger adults, on the street.
This is such a stupid comment and it's ridiculously untrue. Asian Boss, while being a great platform for allowing people from different cultures to speak, is perhaps not that great at speaking with people from different socioeconomic issues. Which is why this interview was held Shanghai, the best city in all of China where people are generally much better off and much better educated, as opposed to a place like Lanzhou
He's right, dude. The background of the interview looks like Nanjing road (or somewhere nearby) where sounds like time square for the US. Lanzhou is at least 50 years behind. But most cities are in the middle. And even inside Lanzhou, you may meet people with a good point of view, only the chance is lower.
China is also not known for intelligence. That's Japan and South Korea. In fact, mainland China held a dedicated campaign against smart people and exiled people that were dangerously smart to Taiwan. Which is why, in terms of intelligence among native Chinese speakers, mainland China is deadlast. After Malaysia, Singapore, Taiwan, and Hong Kong
At Jing Li, perhaps not every place is like Lanzhou. There are nice places like Chengdu, Suzhou, Dalian, and Shenzhen but these places are comparatively RATHER exceptional. Intellect aside, the CCP's brainwashing of your people is worrying. I've lived for a few years in China and travel there often. I have many close friends from there, but getting past the ccp's brainwashing is often a big barrier.
Brainwashing is something that happens in every country. In fact, basic education in China has always been very good.China will not deliberately report foreign negative news。Your comment is full of ignorance and prejudice.
I live in Europe, but I support the rational attitude Chinese people show, all their reasons make sense to me.
Thanks Asian boss lets people around the world know how we Chinese thinking
My parents used to tell me that in the 1960's, good made in Japan were laughed at as poor quality. In the 80s, people laughed at Taiwan goods, calling them cheap. Korea went through the same thing. But look at all of them today, they make amazing quality products. China has to go through the same phase. Give her time, she will be competitive with the world in a big way.
Made in China products is a different story there's no R&D no real world product testing they just copied everything in sight to make more money Japanese brands focused on quality and durability so as time went by they gained relation for being a quality product made in China has no quality assurance disposable
that wonderful feeling when you are Chinese and you don't need the subtitles 😂
Sarah Ni Wouldnt that be slightly distracting? understanding what they are saying, but reading subtitles in a different language?
That awful feeling when you're Chinese but only understand half of it so you need the subtitles. 😭
But since most of us are so used to reading subtitles I'm still read it simultaneously to check if the translation is accurate. LOL
The translation is not so accurate but not misleading.
It feels good, doesn't it :)
Idk how but this channel is changing my perceptive towards chinese slowly.
How bout now
@@justsomepandawithinternet
Hmmmmmm Chinese people are no difference from any other races but CCP sucks
@@monoken yee
@@monoken agree
@@monoken CPC is good for people's of China.
To be honest, I don't think people here check where the item is made from.
If it looks good and it's cheap, people will buy it.
If the quality is good, people will buy it.
If it's cheap and good quality, people will buy it.
That's how it goes.
How about if it’s 3rd handed and cost 1/100 the price?
But if the quality is bad they might then look to see where it was made, which would influence their decisions in the future.
Phil Nolan I don't think consumers have many other choices all over the world, because almost everything is made in China, haha. They may choose another brand's product but still made in China ;)
epilogue 0613 not really. I shop cheap items still if I found it to be made in China, I think more about the span it may have. That's what practically happens
@@spaghetttii at least for me I do.. specially expensive stuffs, I do research and compares everything what's the most worth it..
It's funny...I'm an American living in China and I think I use more Chinese products than most of my Chinese friends. So odd.
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"I think America is sort of going backwards" 😂😂😂😂😂
It's true...
Indeed it’s true. I find it insightful when one of the guys said it’ll be a lose lose situation. if you think about it, the tariff will only increase cost of living for the common people of both countries and that’s an issue for the common poor.
豫汐 He's not wrong. We are going Backwards in more ways than one.
I agree as an American, I'm somewhat nervous about where the Trump administration and the federal government is taking America.
Conservatives don’t want globalization. Liberals do. Why is that backwards?
Don't complain about cheep quality when you paid cheap. There is a reason "Made in China" badge is all over the world. China provides the best value for the price you paid. And with the development of China, people will see more high end products been made in China.
“made in china” products are so so common here. i never once thought it’s cheap and poorly made.
People think that because of cheap labor cost and the media always portray “made in China” products made in sweatshops or similar conditions. Which I’m not gonna deny they do work in poor conditions sometimes.
It’s because you are either chinese or someone who doesnt buy or choose much
The responses by those interviewed here are quite analytical and balanced and reflect the current reality perception-wise
Chinese people make products like smartphones, computers, appliances, electronics, clothing, sneakers, etc cheaply so inflation in other countries is kept to minimum, and the cost of living is lower than it should be. Think of the millions of dollars people in other countries have saved on living expenses over the years, thanks to affordable Chinese goods. Money saved that can then be spent on other things like cars, houses, getting married or school fees, college fees, doctors fees, etc.
chinas economy is based on ripping off western technologies and products and making them cheap.
Chinese products are good it's just that one has to pay according to the quality one wants. If anyone wants a cheap pen they have to pay accordingly. If a higher quality one is desired, then more should be paid. My grandfather had a pen made in China whose ink lasted up to 15 years ! It was a little highly priced but was really worth it.
That's the thing. It is why domestic Chinese seem to have a more favourable attitude towards Made in China.
Foreign companies buy from China because of price point so they tend to maximise profit and buy the cheapest and you get what you pay for. If they pay a higher price point then quality will be better but their profits will be lower. If they were to pay more then it might not really make financial sense to buy from China either.
So foreigners come into contact with a disproportionate amount of poor quality products. They also seem to forget some of their famous brands with high quality are also Made in China. The difference is those companies have good quality control on the ground to make sure there is no shortcuts.
I couldn't agree more the mindset for business is unparallel in China. The Chinese always have a tendency to conduct business wisely and as well as openly with foreigners, as history shows and
repeats itself :). They are not afraid of what people would say or criticize about their decisions, knowing that they are pretty sure of what they're doing is best.
One problem with manufacturing in China that they have a get money now mentality. I commissioned a production run and many factory try to skimp on quality on the 1st run. They don't seem to understand about building relationship in business. This result in Inconsistent quality and bad image on their industry
Developing business relationships can be a learning process as well. If we look at Huawei, they have developed trade relations with upto 140 countries world wide and one of the ultimate goals for them is to sell their products in the US market, even though the US (or I don't know exactly who) tries to avoid it from
from being imported and competing with apple's iphone, which dominates the US market for the most part. So the work is still ongoing, and I believe that other major businesses in manufacturing from China can learn from Huawei one way or another some day.
Chengez Hussaini there's some slight disagreement in Made in China here in Downtown L.A. Some or most of the products sold in certain stores still have and sell outdated products that they have kept, or the vendors in China has kept in lock for years,, and just recently started selling the items. Which in time, the item degrades and becomes cheap. Not in money terms, but in the dexterity of the product. It is basically, buyer beware
Made in Japan - 1970s bad 1990s best,
Made in Taiwan - 1980s bad 2000s great,
Made in China - 2000s bad 2020s great
Well, actually, iPhones aren't made in the USA. They're also made in China.
Everybody knows that, watch the video again and u can see. Here they are talking about the brand itself. Apple is an American brand, so iPhones are made up to Apple's standards regardless where it is produced.
SHH stop being logical in your arguments! ignorant people will just keep thinking otherwise
Not the software, software is dominated by US
yeah！
bohao sun, they're talking about manufacturing, not brands
Based on this video only, I think the Chinese are more practical and more thoughtful in their argument towards a trade war. They're also quite fair in their judgement with quality. I hope more Americans are aware that their own corporations have been taking over control of the country.
You should learn Mandarin and history of China. If not, no matter how smart u are, you cannot understand China well. Trust me, learning Mandarin will open up your horizons better because the culture is entirely different from the West. China understands America better because they are more exposed to the West. Just look at the influx of mainland Chinese studying in America and compared the US students in China.
You should learn English, not because of your grammar, but because of the lack of your comprehension ability. Go re-read my comment. Did I ever imply that I understood China? You get over sensitive like those Indians. LMAO!
By the way, learning Mandarin won't really help me understand your culture. That's why I don't trust you! A language is not a culture, but a small part of culture. Learning history or going to China would help, but I've already done that.
I hope you realize that mainland Chinese students studying in America is not to understand America. They study to get that "paper" from a renowed school or to take new ideas back to China. Besides, they live within their own circles of other mainlanders, and most of them look down on Chinese-Americans. Seriously, that's quite disturbing.
You say Americans are dumb, and yet so many Chinese people come to the US to study. And no, most of them don't work hard. Lol. What's more puzzling is that you are copying from dumb people? Does that make sense to you?
You learned English because you admire Americans. I also didn't realize that learning a language could make you psychic!
You can make insults as much as you want, keyboard warrior. If I insult you in English, i don't think you would literally understand the true meaning either. I usually support China's rise as it gives a new competitive player alongside the US and Europeans, but looking at your comment, you already have the arrogance of an American. LMAO!
cleve21ful I would said the English invented the English:) And when I was in high school, we accepted British English LOL , and I don’t think I admire USA😂 However we prefer US pop music, and of course the film, US has the best film industry, you know that arts should have no boundaries, it should be a pure thing. But apparently some US artists bring too much politics to their works, that just shows how seriously the US society domestically divided is. If you insult me with English, I believe google would give me a answer, china banned google, so google collected less info about China, and of course lots of biased news bout China were kept.
"I mean most Americans are so self-centered that they lack of the understanding and acknowledge of other countries culturally, politically and socially."
This is probably the most ignorant thing many people say about Americans. It couldn't be further from the truth considering we adopt so much from other places. Just look around in America lol.
Saying that is simply a sign of inferiority complex in people. It's not us, it's you. Step your game up, don't play the victim, and don't try to demonize people for being in a place where they have more opportunity and resources to do better. Americans have always been a step ahead because we never fall into those traps and have the freedom to pursue whatever we want.
It really doesn't matter that manufacturing is mainly done in China and Southeast Asia now. Rising costs of manufacturing in the USA made it so that we weren't in that game a while ago. However, we found a new game we were better than everyone else at and that is software. We are always a step ahead and as long as we don't strip freedom from people to innovate and market we always will be.
Thank you so much for this video. As an American, it is so enlightening to hear actual citizens discuss these topics versus the information we’re fed via the media or our politicians.
I see Chinese people are open minded and got so much knowledge about their government system and the western world. Regardless from the west(US) who thinks they're superior to everyone and never acknowledge other countries are taking their spot without showing off like them.
Its from Shanghai though, where people are better educated and well read. Besides, it's just the U.S, U.K. and Germany who wants power. Countries like Norway or Ireland simply do not care.
@game lover I disagree. China has 8 million college graduates in 2018. This data has been going on for many years. You can imagine
@@delideli8577 Of course they would have 8 million graduates! It's a country of 1 Billion people.
@@dulapeepsinmybedroom5611 Do you know how many netizens there are in China? Information transmission is well developed in China. This is true information.A very ordinary Chinese person knows about the general international situation. 我是中国人
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This has been a real nice and informative video. Well shot and edited with good content. Thank you
Chinese people are more knowledgeable then most countries...the way they response are so true..by the way I love Chinese product comparing to their price.
Just yesterday at the YMCA gym I saw a Chinese guy taking too much toilet paper taking it home for family is this an educated or civilized Chinese culture?
I have an office chair that was made in China. I’ve had it for 4 years so far. Solid for the price
I found all the interviewees to be articulate, intelligent and sincere with their answers. For me, this segment has been both informative and educational. Thanks.
I have a Made in China Huawei P20 Pro and I think it's far better than Made in US (wink) IPhone X. (wink)
Griever IPhone X made in US ??? I doubt so.
pohkhui (wink)
Okay i prefer IPhone X much more. I hate Huawei. Because they are a thief company,they steal apple's design.
iphones are made in China as well lol, most of them have words on their back that says "Designed in California, Made in China"
just minnie I love when people actually consider something as simple as the location of the camera a "design". You're not hating people "stealing design", you're just trying look smart lol.
I love Chinese products~Almost all brands product made in China! If you wanna buy cheap products, no matter made in which country, all poor quality...China products vary from high to low price products,to satisfy rich and poor people's different needs~ That doesn't mean China only make Cheap low-quality products!
Future World Leader BTS Pristin Smart answer!
"I think America is sort of going backwards" LOL gotta love this dude's opinion i think he is just being honest
I tend to go backwards once I've realized I've taken a wrong turn. Trade has to be balanced and our balance with china has been horrible, not to mention the health risks they've sent our way and the pride they take in stealing intellectual property.
They're all very educated. I admire them.
Made in China has been better recent years,wish to have better and cheap products in the future.
In India everything is made in China if it breaks too soon 😂😂
Some of most open minded, thoughtful and well articulated responses in Asian Boss.
I honestly haven’t run into a lot bad Chinese products, only a cheap t-shirt a brought on Amazon which has no brand what so ever, but overall they are great. I love my DJI drones, they are so good. I’m a rooftopper and DJI helped me a lot in photography.
Shawn M I like Dji too.But I don't have money to buy one.....
大疆非常棒，还有华为和小米
Ignorant people say all made in China products are cheap, yet most of the items they have are made from China. Lmao
Jo King cheap means that they might cost a lot less
Even if the product is superior, here in the US Chinese products are often our only choice.
Jo King only things in my house which are from China are phones, laptops or computers and probably cheap plastic crap. My tvs and monitors are from LG and are made either here in Europe in Poland or South Korea, furniture from Poland, building materials from Poland, a car from France and an Opel from Poland. Chinese isnt so common in Europe due to no tarrifs, innovation and cheaper countries like Bulgaria, Romania and others.
Jo King Even if it’s an American designed product made in China, the difference is management and quality control. American companies require a higher level of quality control of their products that are produced in China. Chinese companies have been known to take short cuts often with disastrous and life threatening results.
Chinese workers manufacture cheap goods like smartphones, computers, appliances, electronics, sneakers, clothing, etc, so that the cost of living in other countries is kept lower than it should be. Think of the millions of dollars people in other countries have saved on living expenses over the years thanks to affordable Chinese goods. Money saved that can then be spent on finer things like cars, houses, getting married or on things like school fees, college tuition, doctor's bills.
it's really interesting how well informed are these average Chinese citizens; that doesn't seems to happen often on these Asian Boss videos, and I have to say it's the first video made in China I look.
Really impressed!!!
I'm using Huawei Mate 10 Pro , its quality and design are way better than the Samsang phone that I previously owned ， and of course Mate 10 pro is more expensive, so I guess you get what you pay for, you can't expect for cheap price with high quality
金泰宇 Nah... I still go for Samsung.
It has better software.
Not the fastest UI out there but have the richest features
I stop buying sansung after note 7 ,and love the oneplus 5 and 5T
Samsung, for software? LMAO!!!
thats because youre chinese
LOL
I never even heard of this weird ass brand "huawei" lol
Lets be completely honest with ourselves, Samsung smoke any chinese brand anyday. Korean and Japanese (particularly Korean) are the leading innovators in high-end technology while the chinese are busy trying to copy everything they do. Most of Apple's most vital parts such as their screens and processors are Korean patent designed by LG and Samsung and are assembled in china.
Huawei is making its name in Norway
Kim Undal It’s already known in switzerland. I mean, I live next to a Huawei company in switzerland🙃
cool
Same in latinomarica
And in Egypt, too
its making its name as a trash phone
Whoever does the translations is a saint. Always a fantastic job on the subtitles.
Love the channel and the insightful wonderful Chinese people!
Do you guys have any plans to expand the channel? I think it would be really cool to see a "American Boss"( all of the Americas ) or "European Boss" someday.
mikezr1000 If they did it probably wouldn’t be geared towards a western audience like this channel.
mikezr1000 that would be cool
I'd love to work for the European Boss *-*
Drakoraz you could work for European boss and I will work for North American boss 😂 😂
I would love to work in latin america boss...hahahaha
Products made in China have definitely increased in quality over the years. It's refreshing and nice to see how proud the Chinese people are of their own country.
Top-level journalism as always. Thanks Asian Boss.
I'm a Filipino and I'm actually fine with made in China products. I often use it because there's a lot of those products being sold in the Philippines. It's actually cheap and really good.
how is China now as it continues to opress south east asia?
Pretty soon the Philippines will be a Chinese product too and you can embrace it from all aspects.
Yay I can actually pick up some of the Chinese in the video! 9 years of Sunday school rote learning has had some use!
Good to hear that😁
I have recently decided to buy a chinese brand Huawei phone, and its quality proves better than expected, but at a very cheap price. And I am a kind of person who enjoys paying less for a better product. In fact, I have money to buy Iphone but I have chosen Huawei because several chinese brand smartphones (OPPO, VIVO, LENOVO) came to my country before, and have proven good.
I am from thailand.
iPhone is selling because of the bran really not because it’s known as a good product I think huawei might have the better product
Thank you for the insight.
Most of my Chinese coworkers assume that China ships the best things out of the country and sells the cheap things to them . I laugh 😂 at them because I know that’s not true. I explain to them that china ships both cheap and high quality products out of the country. I’m happy to shop in a Chinese store than an American brand store because the quality is much better in the Chinese store. Whatever you want you get, cheap or expensive..
it just shows that people are people no matter where you go. We are all sick of politics and just want to live our lives in peace... which I am afraid will never happen.
LOL honestly, Chinese people speak more in depth and more objective than average Americans. And @Asian Boss , could you do a Nazi American reaction video? I am just curious about how the world think about the party lmao
Watching all these videos has made me realize that were not too different. I always saw asian culture as really reserved and highly respected. I still see them in this way but hearing what people are saying perfectly translated has made me see that they use a lot of the same expressions and mannerisms that we use in America just a little different. As an Italian man living in new Jersey I love these videos and I'm more intrigued about asian culture then I've ever been.
You are right. There was one time I watched a Chinese TV program with an American friend. I was shocked that he was shocked by the way Chinese people behaved in the program. He told me they are so normal. I was speechless. People are the same, don't be fooled by media.
@@befriendmywater142 Yeah, that's true. Stereotypes are out of hand
Great example of quality made in China: Apple, Xiaomi, Dji etc
My country probably uses "made in china" like 95% of the time, just because its god damn cheap and never once thought the quality is worse than other countries except for some things because now online shopping has been a thing so ezbuy,taobao, etc are getting very popular nowadays and some of the people would ofc think that some of the products sold are bad and of poor quality, but overall we dont have that mindset these days. We just afford things from china just because they are cheaper than others hehe
made in China has no guarantee no warranty......
kaal Bhairav
There may be guarantee. It depends on the circumstances. About 20 years ago I bought a portable vcd player. It melted and I took it back to the retailer in Hong Kong which gave me a refund. So if it is sold by a reputable retailer then there likely will be gurantees and warranty even if the item is made in china. Do you think iphones would be this popular without warranties?
If I buy something on ebay or aliexpress there is buyer protection which is heavily skewed in favour of the buyer.
I would hesitate on some bigger purchases but for low end items I can accept that the dirt cheap price and no warranty comes with the territory, I don't have any expectation they will last forever.
Chinese products sucks and that's why they have zero confidence in giving any guarantee for any period of time. Even if they have guarantee for their products, I will still not buy given a choice. It just won't last.
If you're an engineer and you need to buy a caliper, a multimeter, or a soldering station, you want to avoid "Made in China" as much as possible. The poor quality control from Chinese manufacturers significantly decreases precision level and durability of those products.
Michael Lee You get what you pay for
Poor quality is a normal phase of a country in development, yes China is a the beginning of its development or at the middle of it, and in early years they copied a lot and make poor quality stuff, but now what the world don't want to see is that they are changing and they are changing fast, look for example at smartphone industries, "they are making cheaper and better devices than anyone else" by the verge a big tech American channel.
If you ask your parents or grandparents, Japan has followed the same path, every Japanese brand did copies of American brand and they were poor quality, my father when he received Japanese products didn't seem happy about it 40 years ago, but now it is well known that Japanese good are high end. And it will surely be the same for Chinese goods, listen your children will live in a world where made in China will mean good quality.
Great video - very honest responses....
I’m loving the diversity on the Asian Boss staff.
I am a Korean and i actually dont care where the products were made as long as having good quality and price. Indeed, I cannot imagine world without chinese products. I think their reputation is improving.
Some might have bad quality products and i also have some experiences of poorly made products but i clearly see lots of their products are not so poorly made anymor.
I'll agree, after living in China, that some local products are of good quality but it depends on the brand. Some Chinese items are still cheap and poorly managed. But living outside of China, mostly the cheap products are sold and commonly found. So based on where you're located some resources and products may not be accessible to you. Your perception of something may be restricted to certain stereotypes.
Love her voice! Sounds so professional.
I'm pleased to see that even the comment section is very educational.
Wow, this is very interesting... Yet again, all of Asian Boss' videos are
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As someone who lives in the US, Ive never had products made in China that suck completely.
Boozer bcoz your importers at home have done a great job in quality control. I know some manufacturers in Zhejiang, China. They once complained to me that American clients are picky, they came to China to examine their products. You see, manufacturers make stuff to meet standards provided by clients. If you think 5 good product out of 10 is acceptable (as a side note, everything comes with pass/fail rate, no one tells manufacturers to do it as better as possible, we are not running a research lab), why would we make all of them good? Business is about profits after all. Some clients order stuff for 5 dollar each and sell back home for 10 times higher. Who is doing evil here? Apple products are made in China as well, they are not shitty because Apple built a lab in China to examine prototypes made by Chinese manufacturers. I am glad you find Chinese product good in US, thanks to your qc, products in US should be good no matter who made them.
so naive,take a good look at everything in your home,maybe most of them are made in china. think twice before you act.
Wow....good to hear honest answers..
I've studied Asia for years, including my thesis, I'd love to work at Asian boss someday to come up with those great insights
I hope you can provide more accurate translation if you work in Asian boss one day
Very clever answers
Made In China绝对不是烂的代名词，看视频就知道了，很多国人自己都不清楚他们买的包穿的鞋用的东西玩的手机大部分都是中国制造，那些烂的一般都是国内外商家自己找的烂承包商做的然后又搞臭中国制造的名声，虽然不得不承认之前有说中国制造好只好在国外产品线上，往国内销的都烂，但现在明显不同于往了。
对
轮子太多
Red Dylan 高端产品不如欧美，但是同价位应该还是国货更好吧
有道理
其实美国打贸易战，就是因为made in china正越来越高端，抢了他的饭碗，所以要打压。
i dont really care where the items are made i just think if its actualy useful and good lookin hat all i really care about
Interesting....I love Asian Boss 'coz it's timely
Just thought of A love so Beautiful (a Chinese drama) while watching this😂✌🏼
Another great release by Asian Boss! Some really insightful opinions in this video. China had some problems with lead paint in children's toys and a milk scandal a while back that gives them a bad rep, but overall I think the quality can be trusted. There are good and bad brands in every country. But I really agree with the comments at the end. The trade war is primitive and should end. China and US should work together as partners.
To be honest, I am a American living in US, and when I see Chinese product I don't really feel anything bc EVERYTHING is made in China. And it's not like I have make a expression at everything
Pretty great video as an American i will say Many years ago things made in china werent great quality like from the 90's but Today i dont fear the Made in china tag at all but i want to support my country as well so i prefer to buy stuff made from the USA just like the people here said support your country. Also that guy in the Nike shirt was really informed and had great opinions and didnt seem to have any bias at all. Love this channel it seems i always come away with knowing more about another cultures ways than i did before.
I feel so proud that the younger generation of my Chinese people are proud of their country.
Long live China.
To be honest "Made in China" products are alot better in my opinion.
Personally I prefer Made in China earbuds than like USA and Japan. in 50-300$ range, Made in China is the best.
lol most of the household products Americans buy are "Made in China." I think the only real bias people have against Chinese imports is to Chinese food and Cell Phones. Honestly, Chinese products are often just as good as American. I try to buy American, but it's often more expensive, and not necessarily better quality. Quality is most important for me
People all over the world have professed their love of Chinese food and in virtually every major city in the world there is usually a "Chinatown" where people can go enjoy Chinese cuisine. If you like meat, there is Peking Duck. If you want something light, there is Dim Sum. If you like rice, there is Fried Rice. If you like noodles, there is Chow Mein. If you like spicy food, there is Mapo Tofu. If you're in a rush and want something portable and filling, there is Pork Buns. If you like seafood, then Chinese people love seafood too.
China has such a rich culture of food, so there is bound to be something to suit everyone's tastes out there.
神州 Shenzhou it's not actual taste of food, it's the actual use of "foreign" animals in food that has caused mistrust in Chinese restaurants. People still largely eat Chinese (obviously), but there's a suspicion that they put dogs/cats/rats/raccoons/possum in the food there may be some people who eat raccoons or possums, but most Americans don't eat critters or cats and dogs. Because so many restaurants have gotten in trouble for using rats for their food, Chinese food is seen as lower quality. Some places call it "the broke man's food," because it's cheap and you get a lot in portions. Chinese products like rice, noodles, and some seasonings are quite common and sometimes cheap in the US. It all just depends. Personally I love Chinese food. I can't eat it most times, but I love it. I don't think the tarriffs will last. Trump has but 2 years left in the white house. Like the guy said, we're two leading superpowers in the world , we should be coming together.
Chinese people should be proud of their work... I mean you people make everyones dreams come true...👍👍
Oh wow; I want to do my thesis based on the perception of “made in China” in the West! 😍😍
Quality is determined by importers and customers, not producers. You want it, we make it.
Im an American and I have used many products from China that were very good quality and inexpensive.
Chinese are extremely inteligent
For a second I thought this was going to be about the Higher Brothers song.
I was a devote iPhone user until I used my mom’s Huawei phone to take photos.
Interesting!
Chinese production has not been poor for at least well over 10 years. The stigma for Chinese made products only just started to dissolve due to the quality control matching their production.
It didn't matter is 49 products were functioning just fine if the 50th malfunctioned. Now China has really upped their quality control and a lot of Chinese brands are gaining a lot of traction. Especially in Europe. The biggest brands that come to mind is DJI and Huawei.
With the revitalization of the Silk trade roads and Chinese very smart business partnerships with other asian and european countries they stand to become a dominant superpower in trading that the US simply can not compete with long term.
Chinese brands, some of them have really good value and quality an example are the chips they make or the phones they make but as what the guy said there's a clear evidence that poor quality products arrive in foreign markets.
I just want to say how happy i am that most people around the world understand that most americans are with them wherever they're from and just because our leadership is trying to drag us down, the rest of us are trying to catch back up to you
Very smart responses by the Chinese guys.
I can’t stop singing the “Made In China” song!! 😩
한국어 자막도 있으면 좋겠어요!!ㅎㅎ
As a first gen Chinese immigrant, as a kid I actually felt a strange of kinship lol. I looked at it, the label, and realise that just like me, this was made in China and then crossed the seas to where it is now, sitting on a shelf at Kmart. It’d surreal in a way
Some Chinese brands have blown away the competition in areas that historically were over looked by the electronics industry, like Anker's power products.
I’ve heard Chinese people tend to avoid domestic (Chinese) cars. So I’d like to see how Chinese people really feel about Chinese made cars and knock-offs of foreign cars made in China. Good work as usual Asian Boss 👍
Most of the foreign cars are made in China. You're talking about the brand difference. Domestic car brands are either for high level or low level but middle level. So they are either very cheap for low-income people or very expensive that only official and people with social staus can use it, such as Hong Qi.
They aren't really ahead of the game. If the game is Tesla or even the Bolt then they are still playing catch up. Out of the crop of Chinese funded startups, I'd say only NIO actually looks enticing. Faraday Future is a shit show. Byton and SF Motors concepts were boring. NIO only looks good because they're dividing the engineering of the subsystems between countries that historically have a lot of talent in those areas... Body structure in Germany, autonomous driving assist software in Silicon Valley, and electronics in China. It's a pretty good plan.
I wonder how Tesla designs are not boring... well anyway battery technique needs to be improved for all electric car companies. First company who has a breakthrough in battery will lead in future car market.
I thought most cars bought in China are also made in China because the taxes/tariffs to buy a foreign made car are so expensive. BYD is also a Chinese company that sells lots of cars/buses.
中国销量最高的SUV是哈佛H6，销量最高的车是五菱宏光
To be honest when I see the label made in China, I don’t think poor quality, I usually wonder how the workers were treated, if they are paid enough and if the working environment is safe. I also usually wonder how eco friendly the product is. It would have been interesting to hear more about Chinese views on these topics, not on the poor quality.
The treatment of workers is not good.
for a second I thought you were going to talk about "the high brothers -made in China song "
1980 Made in Europe, USA, Australia, etc.
2020 Made in China.
2050 Made in Africa.
But I still love my DJI mavic
Who doesn't! I have one too😄
In this day and age, I feel everything is all made the same regardless the location
I would like you to interview Hyeonseo Lee because her story is different, she came from the upper class in NK to SK. Heart breaking book-The Girl with seven names.
A lot of very intelligent answers from people in china.