In August 1887, the British Parliament passed the insulting trademark law provisions, stipulating that all goods imported from Germany must be marked "Made in Germany", in order to distinguish cheap and low-quality German goods from high-quality ones. of British products. This is also considered the origin of "Made in Germany".

Today, 128 years later, "Made in Germany", which has been tempered by history, is no longer a label for fake inferior copies. The brand has become synonymous with high-quality products with a global reputation.

Germany has entered the post-industrial era. In other words, there is no natural person in a factory, and all processes from feeding, production, quality inspection, finished product packaging, and goods stacking are completed by machines. The entire workshop only needs to be monitored by one person to complete all production. As an "operator" he is actually an engineer himself, he only needs to press buttons and troubleshoot regularly.