Refuting involvement in the countryside led to the brand image of the decline in home appliances theory-.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 10 Refuting ‘involvement in the countryside led to the brand image of the decline in home appliances’ theory? Recently, a Japanese tour China Valley IT writer, Mr. Shi have just written and published many articles on home appliances to the countryside’s comments, reported that its main ideas and arguments are based on: ‘Japanese home appliance manufacturers enterprises to launch low-cost Chinese market Products at risk ‘;’ Japanese home appliance enterprises to participate in the countryside need to beware of the brand image of home appliances dropped ‘;’ first-class products sold in Japan, Europe and the United States selling second-rate products, third-rate products sold in China ‘and’ rash involved (home appliances to the countryside) will reduce the Japanese companies reputation ‘and so on. Mr. Shi valley just as the Japanese IT writer who in the ‘China hand’, which many on China’s home appliance market in IT point of view, comments, rang out, including their professionalism, writing foundation, as well as the position of neutrality, etc., etc. I have been Beishou interested in ‘the opening of contacts at home and abroad, on-line under the common ground’ of the so-called industry observers value, respect, and respect. However, Mr. Valley thesis on the representation of home appliances to the countryside, including the writer, including a number of User and the IT industry did not dare to ‘rush’ agree. Mr. Valley said: ‘In China, the Japanese products are very popular. This is because Chinese people believe that means that the highest quality of Japanese products and performance. Japanese products are superior to Chinese products, this well-known in China. ‘A corollary:’ in the sales store of Japanese products to give people the feeling of an extremely high-grade, and higher than the ‘Haier’ like a well-known local brands selling price. Thus, ‘Toshiba’, ‘Sony’ and ‘Panasonic’ and so on are considered high-end brands. ‘The so-called’ f