1. Technologically advanced and complete: The strength of Germany's industry lies in its advanced technology and comprehensive product range. The share of Germany's manufacturing industry has been stable among the developed countries, and even during the financial crisis and the European debt crisis, Germany's economic volatility was lower than that of other European countries, and the post-crisis recovery was faster. Germany's industrial strength is definitely one of the best in Europe, not only is it complete and technologically advanced, but its share of industrial production in the capitalist world is absolutely dwarfed by that of United States. The key to the sustained, stable and healthy development of Germany's economy lies in Germany's insistence on developing the real economy and producer services, and its ability to keep pace with the times, continue to innovate, take the road of specialization and technology, and firmly hold the high-end of the global industrial chain.
2. Education and talent training: Germany attaches great importance to basic education and vocational education, and has trained a large number of skilled industrial workers and scientific and technological talents. This provides strong human resource support for Germany industry. The success of education in Germany teaches us that education should produce whole people so that every student can become the best version of themselves. Do a good job in education subtraction, find the general direction of the child's future through low-cost rapid experiments, and do special training earlier, which is conducive to tapping the child's natural advantages. The dual-track diversion of general vocational education has played a great role in promoting the improvement of education literacy for all, and the development of modern universities has given birth to the comprehensive popularization of scientific, technological and cultural knowledge. Germany has a well-developed education system and a high level of vocational education, with around 80% of Germans (over 15 years old) having a university qualification or a recognized vocational training qualification, according to the Federal Statistical Office.
3. Scientific innovation: Germany has always been a leader in scientific research and technological innovation, with many top research institutions and enterprises, which promote the sustainable development of industry. Germany's science and technology strategy and innovation system Germany's achievements in science and technology are inseparable from its long-term science and technology strategy and innovation system. Germany has established a strong industrial base, which provides a solid foundation for the improvement of scientific and technological strength. At the heart of its technology strategy is the pursuit of leading positions in multiple areas through continuous innovation and long-term planning. Germany's advanced manufacturing technology also has a wide impact on the world. The concept of Industry 4.0 was first proposed in Germany and has been widely used. Germany has introduced advanced technologies such as intelligent manufacturing systems, the Internet of Things and artificial intelligence to digitize and intelligentize production processes. The application of these technologies not only improves production efficiency and product quality, but also improves the working environment and the work experience of employees. Germany's advanced manufacturing technologies are already being used in a wide range of industries outside of automotive manufacturing, including machinery and equipment, electrical equipment and chemicals.
4. Industrial agglomeration: Germany's industrial agglomeration areas are very developed, such as the Port of Hamburg and the Ruhr area, which play an important role in promoting domestic and foreign economic development. The overall spatial distribution of industrial clusters in Germany is relatively concentrated, and specialized clusters dominated by specific industries have been formed in each region. Germany's industrial clusters are scattered throughout the country, but the south and west are more concentrated in heavy and high-tech industries, while the north and east are more oriented towards shipping, shipbuilding and light industry. This distribution makes Germany's economy diversified and globally competitive, with regions forming the backbone of the Germany economy. As the secret weapon of Germany's economic success, Germany's industrial clusters cannot be ignored as an innovation-led and economically powerful country. Through its diverse industrial characteristics and the power of synergies, Germany has developed an efficient, innovative and globally competitive economy.
5. Government support: The Germany government has long adopted active policy measures in economic development, such as providing subsidy support, promoting industry-university-research cooperation, and supporting small and medium-sized enterprises, which provides a solid foundation for the long-term development of Germany's industry. Germany has reduced corporate taxes in recent years through a number of reforms as a preferential measure to promote the establishment of new businesses and attract foreign investment. Germany provides financial support to investors at all stages of the investment process, ranging from cash compensation for direct investments to subsidies for employees and research and development.
6. Export-oriented economy: Germany is an export-oriented economy with obvious export-oriented characteristics and a high proportion of exports in GDP, especially in manufacturing advantageous sub-sectors such as mechanical and electrical products, transportation equipment, and chemical products. From the very beginning of the founding of the Federal Republic of Germany, the government pursued an export policy. It is thanks to the pull of exports on the national economy that Germany has achieved economic take-off and the people's living standards have improved significantly. At present, half of Germany's industrial products are sold abroad, and nearly one-third of the country's jobs come from the export industry, and the German economy is a typical export-oriented economy.
7. Rigorous national spirit: Germans approach industrial production with a rigorous and excellence-oriented attitude, which is an advantage for manufacturing and industrialization. Germany people are considered to be the most rigorous and conscientious people, and the German nation is a planned, controlled, and creative people, who are good at doing everything very thoroughly, and designing every process with great precision. Germany's national spirit: First, it is rational, disciplined, rigorous and serious. Second, the cultural quality is generally high, the knowledge is wide, and they are not afraid of debate. The third is to advocate self-improvement, excellence, and never be satisfied. Germany has always been known for its rigor and logic, and if a strong Germany is a terrible nation, then rigor and seriousness are also a terrible force, which can make a country strong and small, and make a person invincible. Because rigor and seriousness is a habit, it penetrates deep into a person's bone marrow and melts into a person's blood.
8. Management system and certification body: Germany has a strict quality management system and a perfect management system, as well as an indispensable product certification body, which together guarantee the quality and reputation of "Made in Germany". Behind the reputation of Germany's product quality, it is not only the recall system after the discovery of quality problems, but more importantly, a complete set of management institutions, laws and regulations, industry standards and quality certification systems that Germany relies on to strengthen the safety management of export products. The Germany Industrial Standards Organization also plays an important role in product quality management. The work of the standardization organization is based on the various industry regulations promulgated by the state, and the already hundreds of thousands of industry regulations have been transformed into specific industry standards, which have become the basis for the quality certification of certification bodies and the production of enterprises.
The combination of these factors has enabled Germany industry to maintain a strong competitiveness and influence on a global scale.