Some developed countries are seeking to exclude "Made in China".

A group called the Alliance for American Manufacturing has asked Congress to legislate to keep China out of infrastructure projects in the United States, and Australia recently banned Huawei Technologies from bidding for Australia's national broadband network.

A series of similar incidents show that when it comes to economic and trade frictions, it is China's State-owned enterprises and State-holding companies that are increasingly bearing the brunt of protectionism.