Group 1 - A Chinese shopping app, DHgate, has recently ranked second in the free app download chart in the US App Store, only behind ChatGPT, with Taobao also making the top five [1] - DHgate's download volume surged by 800% month-on-month, with over 3,000 US wholesalers reportedly placing orders daily [2] - The rise of Chinese e-commerce platforms like DHgate and Taobao can be attributed to US government tariffs, leading American consumers to seek more affordable options [3] Group 2 - Social media platforms like TikTok and YouTube have seen a surge in interest in Chinese factories, with influencers showcasing products from these factories, including those supplying international brands [4] - Discussions on how to bypass tariffs to purchase affordable Chinese goods are gaining traction on overseas platforms, with one video on the topic receiving nearly 1 million views [4] - The OECD's report indicates that China dominates about half of the key nodes in global value chains, highlighting the deep reliance on Chinese manufacturing [4][5] Group 3 - China possesses a comprehensive industrial classification system, with a robust supply chain capable of producing high-quality, cost-effective goods [5] - In Q1 2025, China's foreign trade reached a historical high, with the number of private and foreign enterprises engaged in import and export activities also hitting record levels [5] - The popularity of Chinese e-commerce and manufacturing abroad reflects the resilience of China's supply chain and the deep dependence of global value chains on Chinese manufacturing [5]