"CHINA SHOCK"? Visiting foreign delegates see China opportunity

"CHINA SHOCK" is often used to portray China's manufacturing rise as a threat. But what happens when foreign delegates see that manufacturing up close in China? Their reactions challenged the familiar narrative. A delegate from Valladolid, Spain, saw opportunities for cooperation on electric vehicle batteries. Another argued that Europe should examine its own underinvestment in research and complacency before blaming China for falling behind. Watch what the delegates had to say and why they saw China's manufacturing rise as an opportunity for cooperation, not a shock to fear.