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"Let's talk about two important issues here 🤔. I think it's not the China merchants who want to erode this market, but rather the businessmen here taking advantage of China's profitability to seek more profit space 💸.

As a manufacturer, if you can understand the product and Colombian culture, you might be aware of the problems that will happen 🙅‍♂️. This product is protected by law and is a cultural heritage in Colombia, and economically, it supports poor producing areas.

It's understandable to want to make friends with Chinese people through business, but being friends and doing business are two different things 👫.

The second thing I'd like to mention is actually a criminal record 🔒. In Spain, wasn't the warehouse of Zhejiang people burned down? 🤕 It's also worth noting that we haven't seen China people selling straw hats and buying shoes here... yet 😊.

In 2007, I signed a tourist destination agreement with China, but it was forced to cancel after three months due to human smuggling issues 👮. The police attitude towards Chinese people changed significantly before and after this incident 🚫.

As overseas Chinese, we are the first impressions of China in international trade 💭. It's up to the Chinese government, its people, and manufacturers to establish a positive image for China.

Let's think about it together and learn from our mistakes 🤝. Do you have any thoughts on this? Let's discuss! 👇

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