China'S Exports To India Are Undervalued.

The prices that are bought from Chinese businessmen are "low enough to be doubtful" because the value of goods is undervalued and undervalued.

Although China is a world factory, the prices of all kinds of goods are relatively cheap, but the prices of some advanced goods are also far too low.

According to foreign media reports, extremely cheap Chinese goods are in India. market Far from being rare. But one thing is still puzzling: a Chinese breed horse is even cheaper than a cheap mobile phone if you believe in the India Customs record.

In the 3 months of the Sino Indian border trade in India, businessman 18 pieces of snow horse from Tibet (3000 rupees, 1 rupees or 0.1245 yuan) have been bought from China, according to the temporary records of India Customs on the Indian border, but the stallion is in India market. price But between 25 thousand and 60 thousand rupees.

The pucycra pass is a small village in Tibet, China, the main trading center of India's border trade. Border trade was carried out through the ancient Silk Road and through the Jin Nuo tribe area of India. The snow horses purchased from China were sold at the ramble traditional market in India last month.

Data from India's Provisional Customs show that the border trade goods exported to India from China last year were worth 574 thousand rupees. The total value of goods imported from China was 900 thousand rupees, and the price in the India market exceeded 10 million rupees. According to sources, prices of these items from Chinese businessmen are "low enough to be doubtful" because the value of goods is undervalued and undervalued.

Rare Tibet ancient goats are raised in high mountains for the production of quality cashmere. It is said that it costs only 650 rupees to buy a sheep like this from China, while the market price of Jin Nuo and ramble in India is 5000 to 8000 rupees. This year, businessmen from India bought 1100 ancient goats from Shi pucera. A precious Chinese bone china cup or porcelain dish sells for less than 10 rupees. The cost of buying a box of Bone China from Shi pucera is about 2000 rupees. Jin Nuo's India businessmen bought 93 boxes from Tibet at one breath.

The Sino Indian border area of Kino has become an illegal trade center. Last year, India police intercepted precious sandalwood that was purchased from Ande Laban and shipped to Chinese villages. This year, Kino police intercepted a large number of high quality cashmere goods smuggled. The cashmere purchased from China is worth more than 20 million rupees and is being shipped to New Delhi.

The trade with China was not restored until 2002. Since then, only India businessmen have gone to China to do business, but no Tibet businessmen have come to India to do business. The commodities sold by India businessmen include rice, spices, textiles, gold and so on. Chinese villagers living near the Indian border are mainly buying food and food from India businessmen when the trade season comes.