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Probably mostly because it's a HUGE country with a lot of things to look after and in the overall scheme of things it's not a pressing priority.
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JNewell wrote:Probably mostly because it's a HUGE country with a lot of things to look after and in the overall scheme of things it's not a pressing priority.
Pretty much this. Knives, although important to us, are a tiny fraction of a massive economy in an equally massive country. The Chinese authorities simply don't have the time or interest in chasing them down.
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I do think that eventually the Chinese government will track these people down - when/if, as he says, it becomes an issue for the perception of the quality of Chinese goods. Unfortunately, that may take quite a while.
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