I hope this trend is real and will continue. Manufacturing is so important to a country. It creates jobs. It builds talent. It stimulates innovation. It improves the lives of millions of people. It keeps a country's defense strong and sustainable. Without a robust and comprehensive manufacturing sector, I don't know how the US can proper in the future. I pains me to see that BYD could produce millions of masks in days in spotless and fully automated factories, while GM workers labored at those manual machines that looked like the scraps from the Soviet Union. Oh, and the $20K toilet? The $200M+ fighter jets? The inability to manufacture the screen of Kindle even if we want to? The list goes on, and I truly want to see the current-day version of the US manufacturing of the roaring ages: cheap, innovative, best workers in the world, full domestic supply chain, and etc.