The Print article mentions that the Indian town of Morbi was dubbed "".tilesChampion", and India will overtake China in the next few years to become the world's largesttilesManufacturing Country. According to the newspaper, due to the coronavirus pandemic and the trend of alienation of European companies from China, India'stilesThe manufacturing industry is expected to usher in a new round of development opportunities. However, is this ** too optimistic?
Compared with China's huge market size and ** chain advantages, India'stilesExports account for only a small share of the global market. Although India is focused on improving itselftilesThe competitiveness of the industry, but compared with China, there is still a huge gap in terms of technology, quality and market share. At the same time, China has been a leader in R&D innovation, production efficiency and product diversity. So, to really surpass China, IndiatilesMore effort is needed.
In the South China Morning Post article, India is compared to China in an attempt to show itEconomyPotential. However, the data presented in the report shows that China is on a global scaleEconomyin a strong position. ChinaEconomyIt accounts for 18 per cent of global output, compared to 3 per cent for IndiaChina's share of global consumption reached 14 percent, compared to India's less than 4 percent. These data show that although India has developed in the past few years, compared to China, itEconomyThe scale is still far from the same.
China is the second largest in the worldEconomyIt has achieved great success in manufacturing, scientific and technological innovation and infrastructure construction. And this is not only for ChinaEconomy's continued growth provides a strong impetus and also helps to promote China's cooperation with other countries. In recent years, the United States and Western European countries no longer regard China as a competitor, but want to strengthen economic and trade cooperation with China. This is further proof of China's role as a global playerEconomyThe status and influence of a great power.
Whether it's intilesThe industry is stillEconomyIn the field, India has shown a bullish sentiment on China. However, this bullish sentiment is largely based on individual phenomena and individual positions, while ignoring ChinaEconomyglobal and long-term development trends.
India's development is indeed encouraging, but it is not enough to compare with China. India faces many problems and challenges, such as lagging infrastructure development, demographic issues, poverty and inequality, etc. Only to solve these problems and implement a comprehensive oneEconomyReform so that India can be globalEconomyplays a more important role.
As can be seen from the above discussion, India's market position with China is the sameEconomyThere is a certain misjudgment and exaggeration of strength. Although India has made progress in some areas, there is still a big gap compared to China. ChineseEconomyIts development achievements and growing influence on the global stage make it a difficult opponent for India to surpass.
As India's writing assistant, I think India needs to look at its own strengths and challenges more objectively and not underestimate China. India's development goals can only be truly achieved through sustained efforts and reforms. In addition, I have also noticed that there are some internal problems in India, such as gender equality, etc. Addressing these issues will help build a more stable and prosperous social environmentEconomyDevelopment provides better conditions. Most importantly, India needs to remain pragmatic and humble in its cooperation with China and other countries to achieve common development and prosperity.