Lu Qiu Lu Wei: Made In China, Let The People Of Libya Connect With The Trend.

　　
Interviewed one. Libya businessmen Nassa, who made the wholesale business of tire, accounted for the 70% market in Libya. In his office, his assistant showed me the contracts signed with Chinese factories, which accounted for eighty percent of their products. These factories are located in Qingdao, Sichuan and Jiangsu, and even in their offices, there are all car batteries labeled with Korean labels. Made in China 。

　　
Because of this, Nassa is preparing to run its own factory. There is a model in his office, office building plus factory building, located in the outskirts of Benghazi. He has obtained the business license and has discussed the conditions with the Chinese equipment manufacturer. Because of the conflict, the bank lacks funds and has not yet resumed business. He can not sign the contract late.

　　
"Next month, it should be OK." But the factory is not what Nassa is most worried about. What he hopes to recover soon is to import tires from China. "China's products are cheap and popular here, and because of this, I decided to simply move their production lines to Libya to produce their own wholesale."

　　
In the wholesale market in Benghazi, whether it's mechanical and electrical products, small to light bulbs, large to generators or textiles, Children's wear Quilts are all made in China. The good news for these wholesalers is that they were stuck in container containers in Europe three months ago, because European freight companies began to resume shipping. The first more than 500 were shipped to Benghazi port last week, while others were spanferred to Alexander port and spanported to Libya by container truck. When we left the road along the border from Benghazi to Egypt, the lorries on the road went on one by one. This is a great difference when we entered a month ago. Even at that time, even if there was a car on the road, it was also the size of a family leaving the Libya in the opposite direction.

　　
Some wholesalers are already ready to purchase goods in China in June. A businessman who specializes in light bulbs predicts that this year's turnover will be much higher than that of last year: "all areas bombarded by fire must be rebuilt, and cities like Benghazi will also start infrastructure. When Al-qaddafi is gone, people will dare to build their own houses, and think about how long the demand will be."

　　
although Libya Land resources are abundant, large areas of land are surrounded by cities, but unless they are rich and powerful, they may be able to afford land. There are also some people who build houses in remote places, but they are faced with the risk of being confiscated at any time.

　　
Taking a taxi, the driver elated a newly removed cell phone: "Chinese product, NOKIA." "I picked up my cell phone and looked at it. The logo on it said" BlackBerry ", and it was also the style of BlackBerry. Of course, it was very crude. For the people here, we should have never heard of this brand. "Fake? "I can't help asking.

　　
"Of course, I really can't afford it. "

　　
Because made in China, let the people here, should be said to be around the world, whether mobile phones or clothing styles, are in line with the trend. A colleague even wanted to buy a pair of famous brand sunglasses because the price was much cheaper than Beijing, but in the end, they still held back.

　　
In Libya, almost every household has satellite antennas and receivers, and because of Chinese products, the cheapest is only more than 1000 yuan. The pickup truck made in China has now become a symbol of the armed opposition.

　　
"You know, my brother has a car like this and has been complaining all the time. Who knows, getting to the front line is getting stronger and stronger. "

　　
A businessman named Ethan pointed at the pickup truck from our eyes. The pickup truck, like others, was loaded with machine guns behind.

　　
"But other Chinese cars are really bad." I heard a lot about this comment, and our interpreter told us that his friend was driving a Chinese car and pulled out the brake lever as a result. This is a used car that is full of streets in Korea and Japan.

　　
"But it should be better later." Ethan, who has been doing business with China for seven years, is obviously full of emotion to China: "look at the Korean car, which just came out in 70s, it is also very bad."