2026-10-20
28 分钟Discussion keeps the world turning.
This is Round Table.
A robot is making you a latte in under a minute.
And just around the corner,
you can get up close to a Chinese motorcycle
that's beaten established rivals on the racetrack.
Both were on display at the Canton Fair.
And over its 70 years of history,
this major global trade event has witnessed the evolution of Chinese manufacturing.
So, what has really changed?
Is it simply a story of technological breakthroughs,
or is something bigger happening in how Chinese companies compete on the global market?
Coming to you from our studios here in Beijing, this is Round Table.
I'm Feifei and for today's discussion,
I'm joined by Yushan and Yushun.
First,
These days, when you hear a pitch from a Chinese manufacturer
or visit its website,
the focus is increasingly on more than what a single product can do.
It's about what a whole system can deliver.