Examples of China imitating first and then innovating

Chinese examples of imitation followed by innovation are BYD, Baidu, and so on.

Since the day it was founded, BYD has appeared in front of the public as an imitator, such as batteries imitating Sanyo, cell phone spare parts imitating Foxconn, and automobiles imitating Toyota and GM.

Wang Chuanfu is an imitator, but he is also a learner. Wang Chuanfu believes that the development of a new product, in fact, 60% from the literature, 30% from samples, another 5% from raw materials and other factors, their own research actually accounts for about 5%.

In China's booming Internet industry, there is no lack of "first imitation, after the innovation" of the success of the typical, Baidu, WeChat, drip and some other mainstream Internet companies, the earliest are copied from foreign samples, after the localization of the transformation, and innovation model, and ultimately not only in the industry before the trend, a lot of creativity has also been "imitated" by the Western countries. The company has been recognized as a "copycat" by Western countries.

China has ushered in an era of dynamic innovation, and as China's position in the world's economic value chain improves, China's creativity is becoming the focus of global attention more and more frequently. The Chicago Tribune wrote that China's current innovation capacity can never be underestimated; Forbes magazine said that China's world-class enterprises are more and more, and the scale and ranking of the field of innovation is also rising, "China's lack of innovation" has become a thing of the past, and now in the emerging industries, China even has enough confidence to compete with the developed countries. Now, in emerging industries, China is even confident enough to compete with developed countries.