Just when Musk and JPMorgan Chase CEO Dimon are still visiting China, it is reported that Starbucks CEO Nashan, who has just been in office for two months, and Nvidia CEO Huang Jenxun, a future technology upstart with a market value of more than one trillion US dollars, are also visiting China.
What is the purpose of the giants' visit?
Musk is of course here for the expansion of new factories and the construction of new energy storage equipment production plants; Dimon, of course, represents Wall Street and explores China's financial market and foreign access policies that are constantly opening; NVIDIA cannot stay away from the AI product market that is on par with the United States, and it is a master; As for Starbucks, the reason is simple, as a single overseas market that surpasses the United States, the success or failure of the Chinese market is obviously more important than the US market.
Some friends said that American businessmen finally united and rebelled against the government. Although this is a bit wishful thinking, it is quite expressive, but I think it is impossible for American businessmen to rebel, and Jin Yuan lobbying is the essence of American politics, they just feel the temperature of the Spring River.
An American friend also said that twenty years ago, American companies entered the Chinese market to pan for gold, and twenty years later, it is no longer important to make money or not, because if you do not enter, you are not a global giant at all, and if you do not experience the baptism of the Chinese market, you will slowly lose international competitiveness.
For American companies, entering the Chinese market is obviously a must, but supply chain transfer is creating huge cost barriers for entering the Chinese market, which is a self-contradictory problem that can hardly be solved, but Spring River Plumbing, can they resist the urge to flutter a few times?
It's just that, as Heraclitus said, one cannot cross the same river twice. Although the Spring River is plummeting, it may not be as calm as before, and some artificial cognitive costs always have to be paid by someone, just sooner or later.