Cai Hongbo, an industry insider, said that he always felt a deep sense of humiliation during his visit to Frankfurt. China is known as a manufacturing power, but it has no say in the high value-added part of the "smile curve", including creative design and brand marketing, and has no say in low-end processing. In the labor sector, we have squeezed into countless companies, doing business bare-chested and committing suicide at low prices! Foreigners make money while sipping fine wine and listening to music with contemptuous lips, while our company, 502, Baijiahei, earns some processing profit and eagerly begs foreigners to place a big order. Yu Lingyun, chairman of the American LED Association, said some time ago, "Chinese LEDs are now in a situation where there are (products) but no (brands) brands in the U.S. market. A large number of OEM products make China's own products rarely accepted and recognized by the U.S. market." Without brands in China, it will be difficult for Chinese lighting people to get the respect they deserve internationally.
What is worthy of pride is that at this Frankfurt exhibition, it was discovered that major foreign brands had infringed Hangzhou Yuanfang's patents. Professor Pan Jiangen posted on his WeChat, "This time the Germans changed their patents to ours, so we have to go to court with them, and the evidence collection is basically in place. We Chinese must learn to use the law to protect ourselves. We Chinese users who buy German products must support us in obtaining evidence, and the Chinese should also safeguard their rights."
Only through continuous innovation and good layout, can more Chinese companies go abroad and become well-known brands in the world!
ANNA