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加入WTO以后,中国雕塑业者该如何应对?尤其是传统雕塑业该如何应对?这确实是一个值得认真思考和探讨的课题。 中国加入WTO,是时代的需要,历史的必然;对整个国家而言,WTO并不像洪水猛兽那么可怕,而是机遇大于挑战,我国的传统雕塑业属于劳动密集型产业;又是知识创新型产业,从建国前的民间作坊到建国初的合作化,从文革时的停滞,到改革开放后的“各显神通”,传统雕塑业是最早从计划经济走向市场经济的外向型行业之一;尤其是以雕塑业为代表的我国民族雕塑行业,在历经二十多年国际市场的磨练洗礼后,已经形成莆田精微木雕、东阳装饰
After China’s accession to the WTO, how should the Chinese sculptors deal with this problem? In particular, how should the traditional sculpture industry cope with this? It is indeed a matter worth serious consideration and discussion. China’s accession to the WTO is the need of the times and the necessity of history. For the entire country, the WTO is not as scary as the flood behemoth, but the opportunities are greater than the challenges. The traditional sculpture industry in our country belongs to the labor-intensive industries and the knowledge-based innovation industries , From the civil workshops before the founding of New China to the early days of the founding of the People’s Republic of China. From the time of the Cultural Revolution to the “supernatural powers” after the reform and opening up, the traditional sculpture industry was one of the earliest export-oriented industries from the planned economy to the market economy. Is represented by the sculpture industry in our country national sculpture industry, after more than 20 years of international market honed after the baptism, Putian has formed a fine wood carving, Dongyang decoration