"Made in China" Creates the Future of China's Industry

Respect the tradition and embrace the future. Once again, we stood at the intersection of choices.

When the brilliance of the “world factory” once proud of is no longer felt, how will China locate the new role in the global industrial landscape? The “China Made 2025” and “Internet+” that were first displayed in the government work report this year Hot words, outline a clear picture.

Upgrading "Made in China" and nurturing new industries are the natural choices for the new global economic structure and the new normal of China's economy. In the wave of a new round of industrial revolution in the world, the implantation of new ideas and embracing new technologies is an inevitable path for China to seize the commanding heights of global industry.

"Made in China" new label

There is no doubt that "Made in China 2025" will be deeply imprinted in the history of industrial change in China.

Over the past few decades, the "Made in China" label has appeared in almost every corner of European and American families. In 2010, China's manufacturing history has been frozen for a moment. After 150 years, China has returned to the world's largest manufacturing country.

However, the world is changing rapidly, like a kaleidoscope that keeps spinning. Under the global economic changes, "Made in China" has become weak, and foreign investment has begun to migrate to Southeast Asia. Some European and American countries have proposed revitalizing the manufacturing industry and urging the return of manufacturing.

“China’s manufacturing industry has a low return on investment and long return on investment. Capital is not willing to put in the money.” Li Dongsheng, chairman of the National People’s Congress and chairman of the TCL Group, and the CEO of the TCL Group, told the Shanghai Daily News, “The last round of financing by the company, I The eagerness of sucking the milk sucked the heads of countless heads before the people paid for them."

During the two sessions, the public debate on the “toilet cover” truly reflected the predicament of “Made in China”. Therefore, when "Made in China 2025" appeared in the government work report this year, it immediately aroused strong resonance among the members of the two sessions.

What is "Made in China 2025"?

"'Made in China 2025' is the action plan for the first decade. It is a road map and timetable." Minister of MII Miao Wei first explained to the media that China needs roughly three decades or so to complete the manufacturing process. The transition from a large industrial country to a manufacturing powerhouse has resulted in a three-step strategy. 2025 is the first step. “Through this decade of hard work, we hope to enter the second phalanx of global manufacturing.”

Looking around the world, the “Made in Germany” reputation is far-reaching, and it is advancing the industrial 4.0 strategy led by smart manufacturing, which has stirred the wave of a new round of global industrial revolution.

In the eyes of Miao Miao, German Industry 4.0 has similarities and similarities in its content with the integration of China's two industries. However, the industrial development of the two countries is not on the same level, and the development path needs to be selected in the light of China's national conditions. He disclosed that the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology is participating in the research on the major projects of smart manufacturing organized by the state. It took about three years to select key areas, select some areas and industries to do some pilots, continuously sum up experiences and promote the development of smart manufacturing.

In a word, China has to upgrade from the “world factory” that produced consumer goods in the past to an important base for providing advanced equipment to the world.

In fact, the "Made in China" upgrade, the "Belt and Road" and "Going Out" strategies have created a grand and three-dimensional international chain aimed at building a mutually beneficial and win-win global value chain. The government work report clearly stipulates that enterprises are encouraged to participate in overseas infrastructure construction and capacity cooperation, and to promote railway equipment, power, communications, construction machinery, and Chinese equipment such as automobiles, aircraft, and electronics to the world.

In the future, “Made in China” will break the traditional export form with product output as its main form, and form a full-scale “going out” trend for products, technology, and capital.

"Made in China" Embeds Internet Genes

Behind the new label "Made in China", more elements have been incorporated.

At the end of 2013, Dong Mingzhu, a manufacturing industrialist, jokingly joked with Internet star Lei Jun to bet on whether Xiaomi’s sales exceeded Gree's in 5 years and the amount of gambling money was 1 billion yuan.

The five-year gambling period has not yet reached, and the subversive nature of the Internet has been fully demonstrated. Xiaomi’s 2014 sales increased by 2.3 times to 74.3 billion yuan, which quickly reduced the gap between Gree and Gree.

In the process of promoting the development of the industrial structure toward the mid-to-high end, in addition to upgrading and upgrading the traditional “strength” manufacturing industry, emerging industries and emerging industries are competing high grounds. The government work report clearly proposed the "Internet +" action plan to promote the integration of mobile internet, cloud computing, big data, and internet of things with modern manufacturing, promote the healthy development of e-commerce, industrial internet, and internet finance, and guide Internet companies to expand the international market. .

Members of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, Li Yanhong, chairman of the National People's Congress, Tencent CEO Ma Huateng and the "Internet +" plan coincide.

"The Internet economy as a new driving force for economic growth has become very obvious." Li Yanhong told the Shanghai Daily reporter that the next wave of development is more about the combination of the Internet and traditional industries. Ma Huateng called for guidance on the “Internet Plus” to be launched as soon as possible, to promote the integration of the Internet and various industries to innovate, to fully connect the Internet and traditional industries in terms of technology, standards, policies, and other aspects, and to strengthen the construction of Internet-related infrastructure.

In this "Internet +" multiple-choice question, industry is one of the answers that must be chosen.

Miao Wei said that the Industrial Internet is a key development field that is in line with the new round of industrial revolution and industrial change, and has great potential for development.

According to estimates by international authoritative organizations, in the next 20 years, China's industrial Internet development will bring at least USD 3 trillion in GDP growth. After applying the Industrial Internet, the efficiency of the company will increase by about 20%, the cost can be reduced by 20%, and the energy-saving emission reduction can be reduced by about 10%.

Innovation Drives Industrial Change

The future of “Made in China” is not elsewhere, but whether it can make a product that will appeal to people. Just like the Iphone beat Nokia and Motorola almost overnight.

"Innovation must be innovative in terms of products and management." Talking about "Made in China," Li Yining, a member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and a well-known economist, answered briefly to the Shanghai Daily reporter.

In this year's government work report on "China Manufacturing 2025," the first emphasis was on "innovation-driven," which is in turn related to the new engines of economic growth, "mass entrepreneurship, innovation" proposed by the government work report.

CPPCC Standing Committee and former Minister of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, Li Yizhong, said in an interview with the Shanghai Daily that the industry bears the important task of realizing China's "two hundred years" goal. "Industry quality improvement, efficiency enhancement, and transformation and upgrading mainly rely on innovation-driven, which is to increase productivity." The driving force behind the factor level."

Talking about the transformation of manufacturing from big to strong in China, the three NPC deputies, Zhan Chunxin, chairman of Zoomlion, Huang Jianping, chairman of Guangdong Weimei Group, and Guo Zhenyu, deputy general manager of Dongfeng Motor, were interviewed by the Shanghai Daily reporter. Invariably referred to the "artisan spirit."

In Zhan Chunxin's opinion, compared with the world's leading equipment manufacturing companies, Chinese companies lack technology, but lack a kind of “artisan spirit”. "If we do not evoke the spirit of craftsmen, China will not be able to become a manufacturing power in the world," he said. "Good craftsmen are meticulously crafting every product, striving for perfection, and pursuing perfection and perfection. Technology is an art, Respect the objective laws and dare to innovate. Embrace change, and become a representative of professionalism in areas that excel."

Under the new pattern of the world economy, China's manufacturing, with its innovation-driven and intelligent transformation properties, will promote China's manufacturing from a big country to a strong country in the next 10 years. A nation with four great inventions must have enough wisdom to influence the progress of world civilization again. In the long history of long-term production practice, the industrialization of China’s four major inventions records the historical footprint of China’s creation to the world.