Comments on: Made in China http://kidakaka.com/blog/2009/10/25/made-in-china/ Random musings which I rather not say out loud :) Fri, 25 May 2012 07:18:00 +0000 hourly 1 By: durga http://kidakaka.com/blog/2009/10/25/made-in-china/#comment-1061 durga Sun, 01 Nov 2009 04:21:15 +0000 http://kidakaka.com/blog/2009/10/25/made-in-china/#comment-1061 what actually puzzles me is their ability to conquer the market its literally like economically they are ruling the worls. i mean in almost all other nations apart from INDIA , have all goods coming down from China. Everything you see right from boc-choy leaf to a computer through garments and household items are Made in China. 90% of my class are Chinese and remaining are other Asians (only 1 Aussie :-|). more than 60% of the company for which i work are chinese , and they speak quite good English. ha! forget abouet Chinese learning English , I think it would be World learning Mandarin :(. I received a mail from university other day which was looking for potential students in electrical fields for jobs, and one of the lines stated : candidates with Mandarin language speaking skills are preferred ! ) WTF??? I never dream I would see that mail in a English speaking country. Already the keyboards at the university and work place work on dual languages ( mandarin and English). How do they come up with things so cheap? thats a different question all together. what actually puzzles me is their ability to conquer the market its literally like economically they are ruling the worls. i mean in almost all other nations apart from INDIA , have all goods coming down from China. Everything you see right from boc-choy leaf to a computer through garments and household items are Made in China. 90% of my class are Chinese and remaining are other Asians (only 1 Aussie :-| ). more than 60% of the company for which i work are chinese , and they speak quite good English. ha! forget abouet Chinese learning English , I think it would be World learning Mandarin :( . I received a mail from university other day which was looking for potential students in electrical fields for jobs, and one of the lines stated : candidates with Mandarin language speaking skills are preferred ! ) WTF??? I never dream I would see that mail in a English speaking country. Already the keyboards at the university and work place work on dual languages ( mandarin and English).

How do they come up with things so cheap? thats a different question all together.

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