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After the Lebanon bombing, China's electronics ushered in new opportunities?
A pager exploded? How can such an old-fashioned thing make such a big fuss? With 25 lives lost and more than 600 injured, Lebanon is truly bleeding. As soon as this incident came out, the entire Zhongdong region exploded. U.A.E. and Iran immediately banned pagers and walkie-talkies on board, for fear that something would go wrong.
The credibility of Western electronics collapsed, and Lebanon turned to China
The explosion really frightened the Lebanon. Think about it, a gadget that usually looks quite safe has suddenly become a time bomb, who would dare to use it? Lebanon confidence in Western electronics can be said to have plummeted.
Ali · Hassan, chairman of the Lebanon China Chamber of Commerce, said in an interview: "After this incident, we decided to increase the import of electronic products from China. Mobile phones, tablets, and other electronic devices in China are not only cost-effective, but also reliable in quality. "
To be honest, that sounds weird. Is the quality of Chinese products reliable? None of us can say that. But after thinking about it, the products of major domestic manufacturers such as Huawei and Xiaomi are indeed getting better and better. Besides, the Lebanons have no choice now, and they can't use Western products that may explode at any time, right?
The door of the Zhongdong market is open, and Huawei and other companies are gearing up
As Lebanon said it would increase its imports of electronics from China, demand for Chinese electronics began to surge throughout the Central Dong region. Huawei, Xiaomi, OPPO and other Chinese companies have smelled business opportunities and want to get a piece of the pie in this new market.
According to industry insiders, Huawei is already actively preparing to enter the Lebanon market. A Huawei employee, who asked not to be named, said: "We are stepping up the research and development of new products suitable for the Zhongdong market, hoping to make breakthroughs in security and performance." "
But then again, it may not be so easy for Chinese companies to gain a foothold in Zhongdong. After all, Western brands were deeply rooted in the past, and it will take some time to change consumer habits. And, who knows if Western countries will make a stumbling block?
Security is in focus, and Chinese companies are facing challenges
In the final analysis, the most critical reason for Lebanon's choice of Chinese electronic products this time is security issues. So the question is, are China's electronics really that safe?
Some experts pointed out that China's electronic products have indeed improved in terms of security, but there are still some hidden dangers. For example, some cheap products may use some unstable batteries or circuit designs in order to reduce costs, which may become safety hazards.
On the other hand, Chinese enterprises are also facing considerable challenges in terms of data security and privacy protection. After all, in the world, "Made in China" is often associated with "data breaches". I am afraid that Chinese companies will need to make a lot of efforts to do this.
Western countries are sitting on pins and needles, and the trade war is resuming?
Western countries are nervous about Lebanon's switch to Chinese electronics. You know, Zhong Dong is their traditional sphere of influence, and now they are suddenly killing Cheng to bite the gold, it is no wonder that they can be happy.
There is information that the government of country M is considering imposing restrictions on the sale of Chinese electronics in the Zhongdong region. An official from the Ministry of Commerce of country M said on condition of anonymity: "We need to ensure that the security of communications in the Central Dong region is not threatened." "
Why does this sound so familiar? I'd like I'd heard it somewhere. Oh, by the way, isn't it the same rhetoric that country M used to ban Huawei? It seems that the lines of these politicians are carved out of a mold.
What does the future hold? Opportunities and challenges for China's electronic products
To be honest, this incident in Lebanon has indeed given Chinese electronics a rare opportunity. However, opportunities and challenges often go hand in hand.
Chinese companies need to work security. After all, Lebanon chose Chinese products this time because of security concerns. If there is a similar safety accident in Chinese products, it will really be a waste of chicken.
Chinese companies also need to continue to work technological innovation and brand building. You know, the Zhongdong market is not a bone to gnaw. Consumers there have very high demands on quality and branding.
Chinese companies also need to learn how to deal with international political risks. In the current complex international situation, doing business is not just about doing business. If you're not careful, you can get caught up in the political maelstrom, and that's no joke.
In general, this incident in Lebanon has brought a new opportunity for Chinese electronics. However, whether or not they can seize this opportunity depends on the ability of Chinese enterprises themselves. After all, opportunities are always reserved for those who are prepared, aren't they?