Comments by "May L" (@MeiinUK) on "No More Foreign Orders, as the Global Supply Chain Exits: The End of ‘Made in China’ Has Come" video.

I do think that there can be an actual Western business model here. That is... open private boarding schools in the rural areas. And actually mean that, they can both ask the rural workers to work on site. Either buy agricultural products from them, which also gets processed on site. As well as paying them an actual salary too in small foreign domination. If they do this model. It then means that, the able bodied supporting two people, they stay in the urban areas.... and supports the SOEs.... and even if there are no small or medium enterprises, or if they are reduced. Then ifthese foreign enterprises supports those rural villages as well. It then means, the overall GDP is still supported ? Basically, open boarding schools for kids in the rural areas. And also, to make sure that they have both domestic AND foreign teachers as well. Kind of like a comprehensive system all around. (And in the end, those figures, ought to also provide the GDP income, to clean up pollution also in rural areas as well.) And with those building investments, they, when the school ends. Those buildings, can indeed be sold, or given to those rural villagers. Which implies or mean that, they need to be built in such a way that reflects like a low tier building.. that can be domestic kind. Imagine if these are built, it is like killing TWO birds with a single stone. It then eleviates the actual GDP spend that urban areas need, so that spare budget, could go to their own insurances or their own pensions etc. Win-win-win.
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They can. Just that the don't necessarily organise themselves well without an actual fight. So... sometimes foreign cmpanies are just a "scapegoat"... somebody being there, often forces them to be kinder or more reflective with one another I guess. And it removes you being used... if you could hear the language then you might think that this is not very nice, but since people don't know the lingo, sometimes it is like a release outlet. This is how it goes. lol...
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There are around 1.4 billion... so even if SOME exit out.. they would still produce. And even in the UK here, we still have excess. Maybe mostly their returned orders or something of that nature. So... and it is weird what the other social media account says about bankrupty of those companies.. but they still exist in HK ! lol.... Or in other countries ! Which then makes me think and accept that, I am living in a social media bubble, which I KNOW SO !.... Bath and beyond is bankrupt? Yet they have a store in HK. Many American stores are in HK. I was shown by an actual friend that, there is a lot of actual brands in HK.. but when I look closely, it is merely a local company trying to sell the old items or unwanted and bankrupted stocks via their labels. I don't believe that the companies are still running. That is what I think any way. And many other local brands are actually selling other brands' excess stocks. I noticed this a lot actually. What is ONE single store or consigned area compared to a closure of around 1000 stores ? Or for some chinese companies, they're around 10 000 stores or something.
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