According to British media reports, after conquering the LCD (liquid crystal display) screen market, Chinese display manufacturers are now attacking the OLED (organic light emitting diode) field, the last bastion of South Korea's technological advantage.。Deeply aware of the risk of being weakened by Chinese companies in its leading OLED technology, South Korea's two major display giants Samsung and LG plan to develop a "group" to cope with competition from Chinese companies and compete for dominance in the global display market.。At the same time, Park Chung-hoon, head of research at Standard Chartered Bank in Seoul, said, "Just as South Korea replaced Japan as the leader in the display industry, with its huge domestic market, ample capital and technological development, China is likely to overtake us.。"

Recently, according to Korean media reports, SK Hynix plans to upgrade some of its DRAM production equipment at its Wuxi plant in China to the fourth generation of 10-nanometer process.。This news has aroused the industry's attention to the cooperation between China and South Korea。As the core production base of SK Hynix, the Wuxi plant accounts for about 40% of its total DRAM production.。The technology upgrade plan shows that SK Hynix attaches great importance to the Chinese market and hopes to further consolidate its position in the Chinese market by increasing production capacity.。

On August 1, local time, data released by South Korea's Ministry of Industry, Trade and Resources showed that South Korea's exports fell 16% year-on-year in July..5% to 503.$300 million, the 10th consecutive monthly decline and the biggest drop since May 2020。The decline in exports in July was due to continued sluggish demand for semiconductors, weaker oil prices and a higher base last year.。Data show that South Korea's main export chip exports in July fell 34% year-on-year, for 12 consecutive months of negative growth.。In the first half of this year, South Korea's semiconductor exports were 439.$300 million, down 36.8%。