President Xi Jinping, who visited Korea seven years ago, went back to admire Korean TV. After returning to China, he announced an ambitious plan to defeat Korea in 2016, two years later, to become the'World's No. 1 in OLED Display Technology'. One of the areas that China has worked hardest on since the announcement of this plan is'Talent Recruitment'. In particular, it is said that China is putting its life and death into recruiting'Korean talent'. In addition, the Chinese government is pouring astronomical budgets of tens or hundreds of trillion won on OLED technology. Still, experts say, "It's still not enough for China to break the boom of Korea." This is because Korea is showing an overwhelming technological prowess enough to occupy 90-100% of the global OLED market share. We have summarized the story of the'OLED technology war' between China and Korea.
(Responsible Producer: Hyeonjong Ha, Producer: Arita Lee, Director: Youngju Nam, Filming: Hoon Jung and Sora Moon, Editor: Hyesoo Jung, CG: Taehwa Kim, Narration: Intern Jeongmin Jang, Intern in charge: Subin Lee, Production Support: LG Electronics)
(SBS Bus News)
China without talent, can't spend hundreds of trillion
2020-08-21T01:25:50.406Z
President Xi Jinping, who visited Korea seven years ago, went back to admire Korean TV. After returning to China, he announced an ambitious plan to defeat Korea in 2016, two years later, to become the'World's No. 1 in OLED Display Technology'.
Source: sbskr