I am well aware that the US exports a ton of music and film, and we're good at it, yes. China's film production has only recently in the last ten years really started to catch up IMO, the market is adapting.
Don't focus on the film or music industry. If you walk around any city in China, you'd see McDonalds, Burger King, KFC, and Starbucks all over. People use iPhones everywhere. American brands and marketing are all over China.
Come to the US and what Chinese products/services do you see?
The level of anti-country propaganda isn't close to being equal.
I don't think the US is somehow denying China the same treatment. Why not compare to another country like Canada or Mexico? What's stopping China there?
We literally have "made in China" on almost everything we own...
We literally have "made in China" on almost everything we own...
Designed by American companies though. Also, "made in China" has been turned into a negative image for China due to the perception of low quality. It isn't a logo.
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I am well aware that the US exports a ton of music and film, and we're good at it, yes. China's film production has only recently in the last ten years really started to catch up IMO, the market is adapting.
Don't focus on the film or music industry. If you walk around any city in China, you'd see McDonalds, Burger King, KFC, and Starbucks all over. People use iPhones everywhere. American brands and marketing are all over China.
Come to the US and what Chinese products/services do you see?
The level of anti-country propaganda isn't close to being equal.
I don't think the US is somehow denying China the same treatment. Why not compare to another country like Canada or Mexico? What's stopping China there?
We literally have "made in China" on almost everything we own...
Designed by American companies though. Also, "made in China" has been turned into a negative image for China due to the perception of low quality. It isn't a logo.