American living in Europe here, and while I realize this is a bit of a curveball I'd like to point out that it is not difficult to avoid Chinese made products. My TV is a Samsung made in Hungary, my phone made in Taiwan (I do have an old Thinkpad made in China though).
I try to avoid Chinese made products. Not because of any nationalism, but because better quality alternatives exist at nearly the same price point.
For example I have a German made fridge and it's exceptional. It is difficult to get excited about a fridge but when I disassemble the shelves and bins to clean it I notice carefully finished edges beneath cosmetic covers that most customers would never see. The plastic parts haven't gone brittle and do not crack or chip. The glass shelves are thick and heavy and tempered. There are thoughtful touches that come from superior engineering and quality raw materials. It only cost a tiny bit more than similar Chinese models and I expect it will outlast them while retaining all of its original functionality.