Exactly. When people complain about the quality of Chinese goods as a proxy for China and Chinese people as a whole, I ask them where their MacBook Pro is made and they quickly shut up.
All of these lazy, low tolerance sweeping generalizations need to go!
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Maybe German manufacturing would be a better example?
German quality sucked some half century earlier, so much that England had to require them write "Made in" on their goods to warn consumers.
Quality comes and goes.
Exactly. When people complain about the quality of Chinese goods as a proxy for China and Chinese people as a whole, I ask them where their MacBook Pro is made and they quickly shut up.
All of these lazy, low tolerance sweeping generalizations need to go!