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Chapter 587: The public will argue for me
A gold medal teacher and trainer in the liberal arts must be familiar with everything from foreign languages ​​to Chinese, from politics to history and geography.

I can’t talk about home tutoring courses, sorry, I’m only here to teach Chinese.

He has to sort out and teach all subjects to students at once, and he can even understand science subjects almost perfectly.

The brand name of a small company often has the attribute of being a versatile company with many skills.

It is not the kind of exclusive allocation of positions to each person in large organizations.

But if we say that in the past few years, Zi Xiaowei has only been studying and pondering in books, with the goal of making students with varying levels of intelligence understand the exam routines, this year's large-scale practice has allowed him to link theory with practice, and compare and integrate the principles that can only be seen in various books with reality.

If he had not experienced that turmoil, how could he realize that even a small teacher would be caught up in the turmoil of education reform.

Therefore, he has been very clear about the direction of new energy vehicles going overseas since around the Spring Festival: "With the diligence of the Chinese people, the unified productivity, and the depth of national resources, they will definitely have a place in international trade."

He also gave an example: "Even in the Ming and Qing dynasties, facing competition from the European and American markets after the Industrial Revolution, we were still able to continuously reap the world's wealth with porcelain, silk, spices and other goods. In contrast, the small peasant economy in China had no need for overseas industrial products, which led to huge trade deficits in Europe and the United States. They launched the Opium War to ensure at least opium consumption to maintain trade balance."

The teacher briefly summarized: "This period of history tells us that if international trade cannot be balanced, it can only be resolved through struggles between nations, including but not limited to international laws, tariffs, and war. This is why it is so difficult for new energy vehicles to be exported overseas. The automotive industry, as the foundation of all major industrial countries, generally accounts for 5% of a country's GDP. This energy is even more fundamental than G telecommunications systems and photovoltaic energy."

At this point, he didn't mind explaining: "The global automotive industry is a $1 trillion market, the size of the three largest markets for mobile phones, computers, and communications equipment combined. In Japan, the automotive industry accounts for 45%-50% of GDP and directly provides over five million jobs annually. Therefore, if the foundations of the country are shaken, it could even lead to war to contain the situation. Don't harbor illusions about this situation, thinking that this life-and-death struggle can be achieved through concessions and compromises."

I don’t know what their ideological and political performance is like, but they all look shocked.

It's just selling a car, how does it involve war? Some people subconsciously looked at Mr. Chen, the head of this multi-billion dollar car company, to see the expression on his face.

The boss walked up step by step from the production line with a faint expression, but signaled the students who were not listening to the class carefully to pay attention.

Zi Xiaowei actually thought about talking about these things in the live broadcast room, which would definitely stimulate patriotic sentiment, but there was no need to do this, and more importantly, he did not want to publicly expose his position and strategy.

So now I'm not hiding it: "But at the same time, the core of a great country is manufacturing. It's because manufacturing makes money first that a tertiary industry develops around this group of people. For example, an industrial park will usually be surrounded by services such as express delivery, hairdressing, catering, KTV, cinemas, convenience stores, etc., which will drive up wages in other industries and allow a large number of ordinary people to earn high salaries. This is one of the reasons why a country with a large population and limited land can maintain such a high per capita GDP even after the bubble economy has weakened for so many years."

He leaned against the car door and pointed around as if explaining the relationship between this area's cultural and tourism projects and the adjacent automobile industrial park.

"Why are tertiary industry workers in Japan paid higher wages than us? It's because the manufacturing industry is well-developed and earns enough money to support high salaries in other industries, the most important of which is the automotive industry. They do do well in industries like gaming, optics, and medical equipment, but their scale isn't large enough to support so many people."

"That's why we must rely on the overseas expansion of new energy vehicles to alleviate all the current industrial, social, and economic conflicts in the country. In a word, poverty brings many sorrows. Money can solve 99% of conflicts. As long as we keep moving forward, expanding our territory and reaping good harvests, all other problems will become minor ones."

At this point, Mr. Zi spread his hands and said, "Well, why go to sea? The difficulties of going to sea due to the blockade are all in front of us. Who will win in this contradiction?"

He was like that self-contradictory seller, gesturing, "Many automakers choose to directly enter the European and American markets. The reason is simple: the market outside of developed countries is very small. The economic strength of third world countries in Asia, Africa, and Latin America results in low purchasing power. This is especially true for some automakers that started out as joint ventures, who believe success lies only in conquering the European and American markets. However, they forget the fundamental contradiction we just mentioned. Sooner or later, this path will be completely blocked."

He turned his palm over and gestured, "Some car companies have chosen to sell in the third world of Asia, Africa, and Latin America, but this faces resistance from decades of hard work by European and American companies, especially Japanese companies. Moreover, due to the selective consumer groups, promotion costs are higher and profit margins are lower. What should we do at this time?"

When the teacher teaches well, the students listen intently and attentively, at least you can tell by their eyes. Zi Xiaowei feels that his overall performance is better than in his previous classes. "In fact, this situation is exactly like the revolutionary movements in history that insisted on launching uprisings in major cities. The teachers have long pointed out the path of surrounding the cities from the countryside. We should use advanced products to surround the developed countries of Europe and America, and surround the vast number of European and American consumers who are eager to get them. Let their word "developed" become self-contradictory. Only then will this blockade wall collapse from within, and complete victory will be achieved!"

Really, the class of less than ten people inside and outside the car couldn't help but applaud together.

This made Ding Minggui and several other drivers and attendants who were standing not far away feel a little strange.

Mr. Chen smiled and nodded with satisfaction: "You are indeed a good teacher who can speak eloquently in front of a classroom of tens of millions of people. You should teach such classes openly at Evita and Jiang'an Automobile."

Zi Xiaowei really wanted to say that his classes were very expensive.

A live broadcast room can earn billions.

But think about it, Jiangan Automobile paid him more than 10 billion yuan, so he is the financial sponsor.

A good student quickly asked, raising his hand: "But you just said that the promotion costs in third world countries in Asia, Africa and Latin America are high and the profits are low. Is this destined to be difficult?"

Zi Xiaowei reasoned logically, step by step, as if he were solving a geometry problem. "There is a difference," he said. "Some car companies choose to expand into third world countries because they know their products are insufficient and they can't compete with European and American car brands. That's why they resort to dimensionality reduction. Of course, they'll have a hard time competing with local European, American, and Japanese brands. But if we're not just trying to dominate the market and become king of the hill, but are eyeing the global market, proactively going to Asia, Africa, and Latin America with powerful products, and most importantly, leveraging the internet celebrity economy—the most powerful and advanced weapon of the new era—we can easily defeat all European, American, and Japanese car companies, just like we're currently doing in the domestic market!"

This is the reason why Zi Xiaowei said so much!

The overseas expansion of new energy vehicles is a national strategy that is desperately moving forward.

However, they are faced with the fierce industrial competition among industrial countries and will inevitably encounter a lot of obstacles. No matter what, this is not the Age of Discovery when they can directly point warships and cannons at other people's faces. Although they have Dongfeng Express, aircraft carriers, and heavy armored brigades to ensure that they will not be pushed back at home like they were one or two hundred years ago, they still have to fight the business war bite by bite.

This is when the combat effectiveness of the internet celebrity anchor economy is revealed.

Zi Xiaowei once again called out the video on the big screen: "In 2022, Changjiang Automobile's Southeast Asian promotion costs, excluding factory construction, exceeded million yuan, and sales exceeded vehicles. In just five days last week, we mobilized influencers from China to promote products and sold vehicles, surpassing the annual sales figure in just five days. This is the advantage of influencers promoting products."

Watching Sister T on the stage, shouting with a row of chinchillas of various colors in front of her, and millions and tens of millions of likes beside her.

The applause could not be stopped again: "Will this not allow us to quickly capture the market?"

Zi Xiaowei shook his head and explained, "Market competition is a long process. The advantage of influencers is like online shopping: they transcend geography, time, and space, going directly from manufacturer to consumer, bypassing middlemen. Everyone who shops online understands this principle. Influencers simply help us quickly identify consumer groups in any corner of Southeast Asia and accurately target them for sales. However, their market is really limited. This process is more about honing our sales team, our ability to build factories overseas, and gradually getting more international consumers to accept Chinese new energy vehicles."

At this point, the video cuts to the uniformly yellow and white chinchillas that dot Phuket's night markets and hotels. "These chinchillas, concentrated in famous Southeast Asian tourist attractions, are the real key. Just like we put new energy vehicles here as a rental center, we allow millions of European and American tourists each year to come into contact with chinchillas and experience the incredible new energy vehicles that are on a completely different level. This is our real purpose in entering the Southeast Asian market."

The more people experience the joy of new energy vehicles, the more people will argue for us.

Everyone in the car was conquered by the sutras chanted by the monk Zi Xiaowei.

(End of this chapter)