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Labubu is just the beginning. “Made in China” conquers the world. And good

Is that bad? On the contrary, journalists say the prestigious British weekly The Economist. Although it may seem uninteulted – after all, China is perceived as a dangerous enemy of the West of imperialist tendencies – the explanation is quite simple.

If you ask Western residents about the example of a Chinese brand of consumer products, which was successful, until recently the majority would have difficulty answering. Although China is a global production power, they have long been behind the creative, native retail brands and products, despite the fact that their factories produce their huge amounts for foreign companies. Currently, however, the situation is changing. Innovative Chinese brands appear everywhere. Consumers and investors around the world can benefit from this.

More and more silent electric cars moving from Stockholm to Sydney are Chinese. Mixue, supplier of ice cream and cold drinks, dethroned McDonald's as the largest fast food network in the world in terms of the number of sales points. Expands its activity in South America – just like Meituandelivery application based in Beijing.

Ice-Herbacinia Mixue in Fuyang in the province of Anhui, China, June 25, 2025.

Ice-Herbacinia Mixue in Fuyang in the province of Anhui, China, June 25, 2025.An xin / cfoto / cfoto via afp / AFP

Ashley Davis

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