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Grok puts China in 2025 at about Japan in 1970 So just before their boom to high quality and world dominance: "In summary, China has largely moved past the "purely low-quality" phase (like Japan's 1950s) and is in active ascent (like Japan's 1970s), with full reputation reversal likely in the coming decade if trends continue—especially as brands like BYD, Huawei, and Xiaomi gain more international traction. The journey isn't complete, but the momentum is strong in priority areas."
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🇨🇳 Another very popular EV brand in China (and elsewhere) is NIO Apparently this is the biggest EV on the market now
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Japan was famous for extremely low quality goods, until they were suddenly not, China is the same: "Japan was historically known for producing low-quality goods, particularly in the immediate post-World War II era through the 1950s and into the 1960s In the late 1940s and 1950s, "Made in Japan" often signified cheap, shoddy, or imitation products, similar to how "Made in China" is sometimes perceived today. Japanese exports, such as toys, textiles, transistor radios, and ceramics, were mass-produced quickly to rebuild the war-devastated economy, prioritizing quantity and low cost over durability. This led to a widespread international reputation for poor quality, with goods frequently seen as unreliable or knockoffs The perception began shifting in the 1960s as Japan adopted advanced quality management techniques, influenced by American experts like W. Edwards Deming and Joseph M. Juran. Japanese manufacturers embraced concepts like Total Quality Management (TQM), Kaizen (continuous improvement), and statistical process control, focusing on defect prevention rather than inspection."
Grok puts China in 2025 at about Japan in 1970 So just before their boom to high quality and world dominance: "In summary, China has largely moved past the "purely low-quality" phase (like Japan's 1950s) and is in active ascent (like Japan's 1970s), with full reputation reversal likely in the coming decade if trends continue—especially as brands like BYD, Huawei, and Xiaomi gain more international traction. The journey isn't complete, but the momentum is strong in priority areas."