China Basics: Factory of the Future

Humanity in the 21st century is standing at the door of a new power revolution. It has become the consensus of the times that the computing revolution and digitalization process will bring about an amazing release of productivity. But the future seems to be separated by a layer of fog. Behind the hot words, what structural changes will the computing revolution bring? This is where this book begins. China is the world's largest manufacturing country, and the significance of the "world factory" as a sample of industrial practice, future trends and directions in this wave of digital revolution is self-evident. In addition to China's practice, the digital anxiety and solutions of major industrial powers such as the United States, Germany, and Japan focus on the rise and fall of national competitive advantages. And people are the purpose of all change and progress, and the issue of people's position in the digital age is equally important. This book explores the drastic changes that this power revolution has brought to human society from three dimensions: industrial production, great power anxiety, and social governance. This is a book that focuses on the production relations in the industry, national competitive advantages, and how the future of industrial workers will evolve in the context of technological change.