Chinese air conditioners conquer Europe through card bugs. The reason why China's free to install air conditioners have become the top selling in Europe is due to temperatures of 40.6 ℃ and 41.7 ℃. Recently, a heatwave has swept across Europe, breaking high temperature records in many places. According to a report by CCTV News, Chinese made electric fans and small ice makers, known as "summer gods," are selling well in Europe due to the demand for high-temperature boosting and cooling products. Among them, "Shangguan" is a China Mobile split air conditioner. In order to grab one of these air conditioners, some people drove 200 kilometers at an additional price, and some second-hand air conditioners even exceeded the official new product pricing. This summer, the lives of Europeans were given by Chinese air conditioning, "has become a non joking expression.
Doubting bugs, understanding bugs, and ultimately getting stuck with bugs, as long as you firmly believe that 'it's not here to defeat you, it's here to polish you', you will definitely find a way out. High temperatures are approaching, who doesn't stay cool and comfortable? It's not that European people don't like to use air conditioning, but rather that the installation threshold for air conditioning in Europe is extremely high. After the "layered reinforcement" of differentiated regulations in various countries, the difficulty of unifying standards has become a seemingly insurmountable gap. At this moment, the mobile split air conditioner manufactured by Chinese manufacturers has made a shining appearance as a "problem-solving expert", and with its precise customization, it perfectly adapts to the strict regulations of various European countries, selling directly out of stock and becoming the most beautiful child in this wave of heat. The "adaptability" in this is breathtaking: France requires certified personnel to inspect refrigerants weighing over 2kg, and its refrigerant capacity is exactly 1.99kg; Italy requires air conditioners to be installed by professionals, with a maximum fine of 100000 euros for unauthorized installation, and it does not require drilling or wall fittings, and can be used on shelves immediately; Germany stipulates that nighttime noise should not exceed 35 decibels, and its silent mode is precisely controlled at 35 decibels; Switzerland requires energy efficiency levels not lower than A++, and it has steadily entered the A++range. Behind the continuous efforts to overcome difficulties is the evolutionary history of Chinese manufacturing, where a generation of contract manufacturers continue to struggle.
From studying rules to leading standards, there is hidden Chinese wisdom in the long-standing culture. Laozi once said in the Tao Te Ching, "The sage has no constant heart, but takes the hearts of the people as his heart." Truly wise people do not cling to their own opinions, but take the needs of the people as their starting point. At present, it is not a unique secret, but the simplest "people-oriented" approach. Combining Chinese manufacturing with multiple practices will undoubtedly provide Chinese answers to more world questions.