China in their automated robotic factories make a lot of high-end quality electronic components that many nations around the world purchase when assembling cars, big Smart TV’s, A/V receivers, and several thousands of other products on the market. Thomas J Norton at Sound and Vision magazine who is a Senior expert reviewer has written many professional very well detailed articles over the decades. In Thomas J Norton’s latest article called “Made in China” he makes some very good points that other people lack the courage to write about. Hopefully there will be world peace between China and the rest of the nations of the world. The Chinese people are very intelligent with a excellent work ethic in their culture. The Chinese engineers know how to design not only high quality components, but also have the ability to make high end finished products in many industries with many times being at a lower cost when compared to other nations on earth. China might one day become a world leader in space exploration technology and military technology that outperforms all other nations on the earth, and there is nothing wrong with that happening since the nations of the earth can work together in peace with China to explorer outer space with advanced androids and other technologies in the centuries to come.
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“But, you say, I don't have anything in my system made in China. My loudspeakers and electronics are made in the U.S. of A, or in Canada, Europe, or Japan. While that might be true of many high-end audio products, where do you suppose that even the highest of the high-end companies get their parts — the resistors, capacitors, coils, loudspeaker drivers, and other vital pieces they need to build what they sell? And while many of these products are designed here or in Europe or elsewhere in Asia, the means to actually build them are now heavily based in China.”
“Even products made outside of China aren't always clearly labeled. Many TVs these days are assembled in plants close to where they'll be marketed. Many of the TVs we receive for review are "Made in Mexico." But that likely means that they were only assembled there. The actual subsystems (the imaging panel, various electronic components, etc.) were made elsewhere and merely shipped to Mexico for final assembly.”
https://www.soundandvision.com/content/trade-winds