Mumbai joke

After grabbing the order from China, Japan fell into the "Indian high-speed rail dilemma", which once again proved my previous view that "when we China enterprises invest in India, we should never think that our business will be taken away by others" is correct. Think about it, if this high-speed rail order is won by China enterprises, will our enterprises also build this high-speed rail at a loss?

According to Japanese media, the 508-kilometer high-speed railway in Ahmedabad, Mumbai, is only about 10 km at present, and the construction of high-speed railway has suffered serious losses due to delays, India's request for design modification and inflation. Today, this high-speed rail has become a "hot potato" in Japan, and the lesson is very profound.

We should not treat the lessons of Japan as jokes, but should reflect on whether we have done stupid things because of some petty profits. Personally, I think that the transfer of manufacturing industry to India in recent years is such a foolish thing. Many China enterprises have flocked to India to invest under the guidance of policies. As a result, we helped India develop its manufacturing industry and became a powerful enemy. Moreover, Chinese enterprises will be countered by the Indian government at the time of harvest, and their blood will be lost.

China's infrastructure capacity is undoubtedly the first in the world 1. China is the best choice for Indian infrastructure development because of its high technical level and low construction cost. India is China's strategic rival. Although we don't have to turn down the opportunity to make money from India, we can never provide India with opportunities for low-cost infrastructure. Some opportunities have been given to Japanese and European companies with much higher costs.

In the market of China, it is true that "if you don't come, the business will be taken away by others". For example, when the Japanese were very wary of China, the most important automobile industry was unwilling to establish a joint venture in China. As a result, the Germans are very successful in the China market, and they will be completely marginalized, forcing them to follow up quickly. Including the current semiconductor industry, although the United States temporarily banned some of our enterprises, the result must be that they will lose all the advantages of the semiconductor industry. According to American media reports, among the 20 fastest growing semiconductor industries in the world, 19 are China enterprises.