四级阅读：中国制造出名了ROB GIFFORD： In a bustling market near the center of the Phnom Penh ， 24-year-old Soray Peah is testing the ringtones on a cell phone she wants to buy. Ms. SORAY PEAH： （Foreign language spoken） GIFFORD： I’ll definitely buy a Chinese-made phone， she says， because they‘re cheap， even though the quality is not great. Ms. PEAH： （Foreign language spoken） GIFFORD： But she doesn’t know any Chinese brands， and in fact the brand she is going to buy is a fake Nokia， copied in China and sold Asia. This reputation for Chinese-made goods holds inside more upscale stores in Phnom Penh， as well. Manager Tha Vy runs a smart store in a mall ， selling electronics. Mr. THA VY （Electronics Store Manager）： No， we don‘t have Chinese brands. We’ve got only Korean brands and Japanese brands， because the Chinese products came to Cambodia for the first time， the products were very poor quality. GIFFORD： So， a store manager in Cambodia puts his finger on a key point of China‘s rise ： cheap T-shirts and fake mobile phones： fine. IPads and laptops assembled for foreign companies： fine， too. But Chinese brands？ It’s not really happening yet. GIFFORD： Half a world away， in Camden， South Carolina， American workers are attaching the seal on a refrigerator door. This is the American factory of Haier ， a Chinese company that‘s probably the closest China gets to a known international brand. Mr. GERALD REEVES （Manager， Haier）： I think we got good people. We got good management. We got good products. GIFFORD ： Manager Gerald Reeves says Haier is making quality goods， so it hasn’t suffered from the image of low-end， made-in-China products.转载自:考试大 - [...
