Hey, friends, today we're going to talk about something light-hearted, let's talk about some international style, let's talk about a little story about India and China. You may have heard the old saying, "Know yourself and know your opponent, you will not be defeated in a hundred battles", but it seems that some of our friends in India may have forgotten this phrase in their hearts. Don't worry, I'll take my time.
First of all, we have to talk about our neighbor India. You know? They are so proud of tile making that they feel like they can beat the world. However, it is not me who poured cold water, it is just India's own thoughts. Don't look at their confidence in their own ceramic tile industry, but from another angle, compared with China, it is a different scene.
Let's take a look at China. This big country in the East of the world accounts for 18 percent of the global economy, which you can imagine? And India, well, they're only about 3 percent now. This gap is not a little bit.
Tile manufacturers in India, they really cheer themselves up. They believe that even if China reduces its ceramic tile exports, they will be able to easily take over the banner. But the question is, is that really the case? Sometimes, Yoro's arrogance can make people ignore the real competitors.
Truth be told, India's self-confidence is a good thing, but it's too much. In the global consumer market, India's share is actually not large. This kind of self-confidence, which is a bit detached from reality, to put it bluntly, still has to be down-to-earth and take one step at a time.
And, let's not forget, there are some problems in India. In the case of equal pay for men and women for equal work, this problem is also quite serious in India. It's not just about social equity, it's part of a country's competitiveness. If India wants to become truly powerful, these problems cannot be bypassed.
So, my Indian friends, let's be sober. Stop fantasizing, it's time to face reality seriously and solve those real problems. Don't look at others who have reduced their exports, and think that they can naturally ascend to the top. The world is so big and the competition is so fierce, we still need to work hard.
In general, this comparison between India and China actually gives us a wake-up call. Whether it is an individual or a country, self-confidence is a must, but arrogance can be biased. If you want to be truly strong, you have to work hard and seek truth from facts. In this way, we can have the last laugh in the future competition. That's all for today, see you next time!