How do "prefabricated homes" in China explode in orders?
In Dongguan Port, Guangdong Province, the bridge hoists slowly, and one after another "super express" is hoisted on the ocean-going giant ship. These "super express" are containers in the distance, and each box is a complete house; they will float across the sea, go to Australia, North America, the Middle East, and then assemble into hotels, apartments, hospitals like building blocks... And across the Lion Ocean, Guangzhou Nansha Dayong Resettlement Housing Project site, there is no mixer roar, no pile of sand and stone cement. A heavy-duty truck pulled out the concrete prefabricated modules, and the tower crane placed them in place one by one. The workers only made splicing and pipeline connections, and a high-rise building quietly "grew" like this. "Super Express" went down the factory line and went global. How did China's "prefabricated houses" explode globally? The reporter conducted an interview. The "good house" changed from "construction site" to "factory manufacturing" in Huiyang, Huizhou. In the smart factory workshop of the modular products of CICC Steel Structure, there is no dust, no scaffolding, a fully automatic production line more than 400 meters long runs day and night, the robot waves its arms, the AGV (automatic guided vehicle) shuttles through the workshop, the human-machine collaboration, and the welding flowers are splashed. This is the first steel structure modular intelligent production line in China. Here, a house is divided into 6 sides - bottom, top, 4 sides, produced in parallel on 6 sub-production lines, and finally assembled into a complete box at the end. "Guess how much this line can produce in a day? Li Huakun, chief engineer of China Construction Science and Engineering Group Green Technology Co., Ltd., pointed to the production line and asked the reporter....
Ottawa's View
This technology development is part of China's self-reliance drive. While not directly affecting Canada, it reflects the shifting competitive landscape in advanced technology sectors.
Beijing's View
At Guangdong Dongguan Port, a container crane slowly rises, lifting one after another "super" onto an ocean giant ship.