According to Vietnam’s import and export data from China last year, Vietnam’s uptake was as high as US$12.7 billion, which is eight times that of 2002.

The total amount of Vietnam’s exports to China last year was US$7.3 billion, but the amount of goods imported from China reached US$20 billion.

Statistics show that Chinese products are almost ubiquitous, and Chinese products can be seen in trade centers, supermarkets, and retail markets. Moreover, most products are goods that can be produced and provided by Vietnamese domestic companies, such as clothing, toys, shoes, vegetables, fruits, etc.

In Ninth District of Ho Chi Minh City, there is an area dedicated to selling toys. Industry operators said that we do not sell Vietnamese-made toys this year because no one buys them. Vietnam's toys are too competitive and can't compete with imported toys.

In another case of mobile phones, electronic products and parts made in mainland China have appeared in almost all mobile phone distribution centers and telephone supply stores, and are highly favored by consumers. Mobile phones in mainland China have almost monopolized sales of mobile phones in Ho Chi Minh City. market.

According to the statistical data of the General Administration of Customs of Vietnam, Vietnam imported 936 million US dollars worth of mobile phone products last year, and mainland China has 791 million US dollars, accounting for 84.5%.

According to the report, the low price, high profit, and rich variety of Chinese imports are the reasons for defeating Vietnamese products.