Everyone must have known that Wei Ya evaded 1.3 billion in taxes, but what did you think of behind her tax evasion? Some netizens said that for a 9 yuan dinner, they had to order various discounts on Alipay, but it is really ironic that they can make hundreds of millions in one night. Some netizens also said that they could not earn 1.3 billion since they did not eat or drink during the Xia and Shang Dynasties. Some netizens said that they felt that 1.3 billion was out of reach because they did not work hard enough.
You can say anything, but as a textile person, the number 1.3 billion is indeed out of reach. The textile workers with a monthly salary of 6,000 are not calm anymore. A truck driver in a weaving factory works 12 hours a day and night, earning tens of thousands of dollars in a month. The maximum number of textile workers in other types of work is 7.8K, and the number of office employees is only 4.5K. Textile people work all year round and earn an average monthly salary of 6,000 yuan. How difficult it is! An epidemic has affected many industries. The textile business has not been easy to do in the past two years. Starting from 2019, overcapacity broke out collectively, trade frictions suppressed demand, and the market began to go downhill. But I never expected that 2019 was just the beginning. In 20 years, the once-in-a-century COVID-19 epidemic plunged the textile industry into an “abyss”, with demand sharply compressed and a large amount of inventory accumulated. In 2021, the overseas epidemic situation is still severe, the demand in the entire industry is difficult to recover, and there is still a large amount of inventory in the market, and the textile business is still difficult to do.
The difficulty of receiving orders continues to increase
Since the market began to decline in 2019, gray fabrics and clothing have begun to accumulate inventory, so that the entire industry has oversupply, and the backlog has led to poor industry demand. This year, the second half of the year will usher in power restrictions, production restrictions and other measures, further exacerbating the difficulties for companies in receiving orders. In particular, the competitiveness of small-scale textile enterprises has begun to shrink sharply. They have no cost advantage over large manufacturers and have disadvantages in terms of connections, capital, and technology. Some old customers who have cooperated with them for a long time have gradually withdrawn from the company, and orders have become more and more important. Difficult to pick up. It is even more difficult for foreign trade companies. Under the influence of the raging overseas epidemic, foreign trade orders have become fewer and fewer, and they have been forced to turn to domestic sales. The domestic market is also shrinking, and not every company can be fed. Therefore, it is gradually becoming more difficult for textile companies to receive orders.
Profits are diluted and money is hard to make
In fact, as early as the middle of the year, some people in the industry concluded that there were not many orders this year, but no money was made. At the beginning of the year, the price of polyester filament skyrocketed, and the price of gray fabrics did not rise enough. The profits of weaving companies decreased. The price of gray fabrics that did not increase much also reduced the profits of traders. In the second half of the year, power rationing caused price increases across the entire industry chain. However, for downstream companies, only costs increased, while profits fell. At the end of the year, as the market fell, weaving companies held tearful sales. Traders had no orders to take, and there was also no profit at all.
Deductions from accounts receivable gradually increase
Even if the order is received and the goods are delivered normally, the customer feels dissatisfied, expresses dissatisfaction or finds various reasons to demand a deduction, otherwise the goods will be discarded. But there is no other way. In order to get the payment, we can only agree to the customer’s unreasonable request. In addition, there have been quite a few “black swans” in the market in the past two years, which can easily affect customers and cause them to cancel their orders. From the initial trade friction to the subsequent epidemic, a large number of withdrawals have been caused in the market. single appears.
No matter which link you look at, textile companies are in a very embarrassing situation. They cannot receive orders. Even if they receive orders, most of them are at a loss, and there are not many orders that actually make money. A boss who has been involved in textiles for more than 20 years realized that the stability of the company in recent years is a blessing, and he is always contented. Some people joked: 1.3 billion tax may seem scary, but in fact, as long as a worker with a monthly salary of 6,000 works hard and works hard for more than 18,050 years since the Qin Dynasty, he can earn it. It seems funny, but when you think about it, it’s very sad. But no matter what, life still has to go on, and even if you complain again, money will not fall from the sky. I hope that all textile workers can adjust their mentality in time, not be affected by this incident, and be down-to-earth and hard-working cloth sellers. </span
