A struggle to survive Trump's tariffs

As President Donald Trump ratcheted up new tariffs on goods from China to 125 percent this week, the mood in the dusty streets and small factories of southeastern China was a mixture of anger, worry and resolve.

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Thousands of export-oriented small factories in or near Guangzhou, the commercial hub of southeastern China, have played a central role in the country's rapid economic development over the past half-century. Quick to supply almost any manufactured product at a low cost, they employ millions of migrant workers from all over China.