"Made in China" is the pride of the Chinese people. "Made in China" has opened up a new page of going global. However, when the title of "world factory" settled in Huaxia, people began to reflect, "Made in China" is "Made in China" (Most "Made in China" comes from processing trade, is a labor-intensive product with low added value)? What is inaccurate in understanding this passage? ['Although "Made in China" is our GD. P, it is someone else\'s pocket that earns the drums.', '"World Factory" relies on cheap labor costs, environmental costs, resource and energy costs, and extensive economic development models.', 'In the global economic restructuring, China seized the opportunity to become a "world factory" in one fell swoop.', 'Focus on improving the quality and efficiency of economic growth.']