听说三角在美股建厂

① 福耀为什么去美国建厂

福耀去美国建厂主要是为了美国市场。
美国汽车制造商希望福耀就近在美国建厂，提供车用玻璃。福耀算了算账，收益上还可以，就到美国建厂了。

② 美国de两个新兴工业区

新兴工业区：北卡罗来纳州研究三角园区和美国硅谷
研究三角园区以“三角”命名，是由于其位于美国南方北卡罗来纳州的罗利、杜兰和查佩尔希尔三个主要城市之间的交接地带，并被北卡罗来纳大学、北卡罗来纳州立大学和杜克大学三所名校环绕，形状类似一个不规则的三角形。然而，从园区到上述任何一个城市、任何一所大学以及当地机场，驱车行程都不超过半小时。环境方面，研究园的东北面和西南面各有一个湖泊，自然风光优美。
美国硅谷，是高科技事业云集的美国加州圣塔克拉拉谷的别称。位于加利福尼亚州北部，旧金山湾区南部；一般包含圣塔克拉拉县和东旧金山湾区的费利蒙市。最早是研究和生产以硅为基础的半导体芯片的地方，因此得名。尽管美国和世界其他高新技术区都在不断发展壮大，但硅谷仍然是高科技技术创新和发展的开创者，该地区的风险投资占全美风险投资总额的三分之一

③ 当年曹德旺花100亿在美国建厂，解决4000人就业问题，如今怎么样

随着时代的发展，科技的进步，我们中国开始慢慢强大起来，在国际上开始有了一定的地位，不论是在经济还是在其他各个方面，中国开始渐渐地出现在世界的前列，用强势的姿态向整个世界宣告，中国已经不再是那一个任人宰割的国家了。1840年鸦片战争的爆发，让中国开始沦为半殖民地半封建社会，也拉开了各个国家侵略中国的序章，他们掠夺中国的土地，强占中国的码头，而那个时候的中国没有能力反抗，就算反抗也不足以抵挡。但是现在，一切都不一样了，我们国家真正的站了起来强了起来。

而如今，曹德旺所创办的美国工厂大获成功，年营收额达到19.11亿元，净利润就有1.48亿元，这样的销售额还每年都在上涨，可以说是赚的盆满钵满。很多网友看到曹德旺的成功纷纷表示不同的看法，有人认为曹德旺在美国大萧条的时期，砸下100亿，可以说受到了敏锐的商机，拥有商人的天赋。但是也有人认为曹德旺这一举动其实解决了美国当时的问题，可以说是双方成就。对此，屏幕前的你是怎么看的呢？欢迎大家在评论区留言讨论

④ 关于1911年美国三角工厂火灾的问题（需要英文回答）。

1. The growth of the shirtwaist instry jumped significantly in the first decade of the twentieth century. Who provided the labor supply for the proction of shirtwaists? What kind of training did the workers receive? How did the instry's seasonality affect these workers and their wages. Cite examples.

In the mid-19th century, e to the famine and the war, a large number of immigrants from Europe and Asia poured into the United States. These new immigrants were complete strangers here and have no skills, because most of them were farmers and artisans before. In order to feed their families, they were forced to working in the factories which have bad working conditions.. Because of the life pressure, women had to go out to work, make money supplement their family incomes. However, e to language barriers, low levels of ecation, their job opportunities were limited, the majority of women going out to worked in the clothing factories or to be maids. As the book “The Triangle Fire” mentioned, “Blank and Harris preferred to hire immigrant women, who would work for less pay than men and who, the owners claimed, were less susceptible to labor organization.” (pg2) So I think the workers received the training of working a long time and their professional skills. And even “ring the eight months of the peak proction season”, they were working on Sundays as well but without increase the wage. “When the season was on,” Newman explained, “we worked till 9 o’clock,” but with “no overtime pay.” A sign above the elevator read “If You Don’t Come In On Sunday, Don’t Come In On Monday.” Wages were so low that the seasonality of the instry imposed special hardship one the workers and their families ring slack times. (pg8)
2. Why did the Progressive reformers target the garment instry for their reform efforts? What kinds of reform did they seek to achieve? Cite examples.

Because “sweatshops in the garment instry forced workers to labor in squalid conditions-tiny rooms that were hot in summer and cold in winter and were always noisy, dimly lit, and filled with stoves, irons, sewing machines, and pressing boards.”(pg2) And unfortunately, the workers need working in that bad environment for a long time. So the reformers aimed to decrease the working time and increase the wage of garment instry workers. And also, they help workers organized in powerful unions, that made them would be more conscious of their rights and better able to obtain safe working conditions. “Frustrated and saddened by what they regarded as legal injustice, workers and reformers were more successful in their efforts to make factories safer.” (pg30)

3. What was the reaction to the Triangle fire in the city, the state, and the nation? Why did many observers link the fire with the earlier strike against the Triangle factory? How did the ILGWU and the WTUL respond to the tragedy? How did the workers respond? Cite examples.

After the happening of the Triangle fire, all the people in New York City were immersed in a sorrowful atmosphere, also “the tragedy had strained every municipal resource—doctors, nurses, police, and firefighters were all called into action” (pg21). The whole city, even the whole state and the nation, was shocked by the tragedy. They were aware of the importance of the problem, many observers link the fire with the earlier strike against the Triangle factory, because they “remembered their great strike of last year, in which these girls demanded more sanitary workrooms, and more safety precautions in the shops. These dead bodies told the results”(pg25). But unfortunately, the girls did not get their right after the strike, and that is the direct reason of the tragedy. “The ILGWU and WTUL draped the union hall with black sashes, listed the names of the dead, and called for punishment of the guilty”(pg27). They were trying to find out who is responsible for this tragedy and do their best to protect the rights of the workers. And the workers felt very sad and indignant, but they did not do the strike, because they did not have to, the city will solve it.

4. The Triangle fire raised critical questions about the regulatory role of government in society, especially pointing to the issues of worker safety and management rights. What were these questions and how did workers, reformers and civil and business leaders respond to them? Cite examples.

After 1910 workers’ strike, all sectors of the community still did not solve the issues of worker safety and management right. The workers worded in dingy workrooms, and the places were not safe, and they worked for a long time, but receive very low wage. Nobody paid attention on these cheap labors. But the tragedy awakens the conscience of the society. “The reform movement began with the establishment of the Factory Investigating Commission (FIC) by Governor Dix on June 30, 1911.” (pg31) “The New York state legislature passed comprehensive legislation regulating instrial work” and set a lot of new laws to “reorganized the state’s department of labor, creating a more powerful instrial board to oversee working conditions.” And the business leaders “denounced the flurry of legislation as an ‘outcropping of hysteria’ and claimed that they had been ‘paralyzed by an avalanche of so-called remedial laws,’ but New York had emerged as one of the most progressive states in the nation.” (pg32)
5. The Triangle fire proced immediate and significant change. Assess the consequences of the fire for the Progressive Era, especially the impact on women and factory work. Why do you think the Triangle fire has been called the "fire that changed America"? Cite examples.

The Triangle factory fire is a tragedy that “transformed politics and the law” (pg32). The fire awakened the conscience of New York, also shocked the entire United States, and triggered a series of social reforms. To 1914, New York State passed a total of 34 laws to improve workers' working conditions and labor safety. The adoption of these laws was seen as the most important results in “progressive era”. The fire “had been a searing torch of destruction, but from the ‘ashes of the tragedy’ emerged needed reforms that transformed American instrial life.” (pg33) And in my opinion, “transformed American instrial life” is the reason why the fire that changed America.

⑤ 三角轮胎厂建厂时间

三角轮胎隶属三角集团品牌产品。 三角集团始建于1976年，具有30多年专业生产制造轮胎的历史。

⑥ 中国电池厂商拒绝在美建厂，背后的原因是什么

很久之前，国内的科学技术水平一直处于不断上升的状态，多个公司无法获得大量的优质技术。可是比亚迪等公司在电动汽车领域拥有着绝对的优势，并且，该公司生产的电池寿命特别长。随着该公司推出的多款芯片和电池备受好评，他也得到了多个外国公司的青睐。

虽然外国公司能够给比亚迪等公司带来更多的营业额，但是外国公司却提出了一种不合理的要求，那就是要求中国电池厂商在美国建立工厂。中国电池厂商并没有答应对方的要求，反而直接拒绝合作。

中国电池厂商之所以拒绝在美国现场，一方面是因为双方的文化环境和科技发展水平并不相同，也许会使公司遇到更多的挑战。另外一方面是因为国内为各大工厂的发展提供了更为有利的环境，反而有利于各大公司的发展。

总的来说，中国电池厂商会拒绝美国厂家的邀请是一件非常正常的事情。不仅仅是因为双方的生活环境和商业发展状况不尽相同，还因为商机和风险并存。