He says that if Hong Kong had not hooked onto the growth trend in the global economy in the 1960s--with industries like ready-made clothing, transistor radios, and watches, and products whose designs are based on copying (like artificial flowers, carpets, wigs, and even sex toys) --products "Made in Hong Kong" would not have flooded the world as they currently do.
如果不是扣上戰後國際經濟發展趨勢，六○年代以來像成衣、電晶體收音機、手錶，或是許多以模仿為設計策略的商品，如人造花、地毯、假髮，甚至性玩具等「香港製造」的產品，不會如此風行全世界。