Zhang Qiming's itinerary starts at 8 a.m., and the departure station is home to Nanchong, Sichuan.

He walked very fast, and walked out of the cabin until the front of the crowd. He first took the frontier inspection of Vietnam customs and got the checked baggage at the first time.

From HoChiMinhCity Airport, Zhang Qiming sat on the business car that picked up the plane and arrived in Pingyang, Vietnam, Hu Zhiming, an hour later.

"Now the income is close to 200 thousand yuan a year."

Zhang Qiming is now a production manager of a sports shoe factory in Pingyang. According to his understanding, his annual income can nearly double compared with his inauguration in Guangzhou.

In the case of Zhang Qiming's company, there are more than 60 managers like him, more than 40 of whom are from Sichuan.

Like Zhang Qiming, a large number of Sichuan employees are working in shoe factories. Apart from that, the shoe factories are springboards and there are quite a few people in Sichuan.

In March 4th, Zhang Qiming and other townships in Sichuan gathered together, and Chiang Ying, a Chengdu man, was also among them.

In 1997, Chiang Ying followed the original company to Vietnam and accumulated resources. In 2010, he built his own sole factory.

Now Jiang Ying's

The factory has about 150 fixed employees, and at the peak of the order saturation period, there will be about 250 workers.

Through the processing of raw materials, the annual turnover of the factory is between 8 million -1000 yuan.

The changes did not affect the outside world's exploration of the Vietnamese market. Many people still found Chiang Ying, asking him to give advice, or to go directly to Vietnam to explore business opportunities.

"Vietnam."

It is about 1/2 of China's coastal areas, and the rent of factory buildings is only about 1/3 of the domestic level.

In the analysis of advantages, Jiang also hinted at the risk: "on the one hand, the manufacturing industry needs the effect of industrial clusters and a complete complete industrial chain.

It is relatively deficient; on the other hand, political instability, strikes and other incidents will also cause great distress.

According to Miu Renlai, President of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in Hu Zhiming, Vietnam, the Vietnamese media have counted out the four leading industries attracting foreign investment in Vietnam in 2015, including the electronics industry, information and communication technology, textile industry and medical equipment.

In addition, according to Vietnam media reports, China has 1082 projects in Vietnam, with a total registration amount of US $7 billion 940 million, which is ninth in 101 countries and regions.