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China Mobile in Action

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As the carrier with the largest network and the largest number of users in the world, China Mobile has started 5G research and development since 2012, and has achieved positive results in key areas such as demand formulation, key technology research and development, international standard formulation, joint industry trials, and cross-industry application innovation, and has become the “main force” of 5G research and development in China. At the same time, China Mobile is accelerating the five major upgrades in network capabilities, industrial transformation, information consumption, user services, and cooperative ecosystems to create greater benefits and social value for 5G.

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China Smartphone Shipments Market Share (%)

• China’s smartphone shipments rose 1% YoY in Q4 2023, marking the first quarterly increase in more than two years. This was due to OEMs restocking for newly launched models. • Though Apple offered big promotions for the iPhone 15 series, it still witnessed a 6% YoY drop in shipments due to fierce competition from Huawei’s return. • Huawei’s shipments almost doubled YoY driven by the hot-selling Mate 60 series as well as the newly launched Nova 12 series. • Xiaomi saw a strong 13% YoY increase mainly driven by the newly launched Xiaomi 14 series and Redmi K70 series. • HONOR also saw a 1% YoY uptick.

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Q3 2023 highlights.

Published Date: November 10, 2023

• China’s smartphone shipments fell 2% YoY in Q3 2023, narrowing the YoY decline sequentially. This was due to OEMs restocking in preparation for new model launches.

• Huawei’s shipments soared 41% YoY as its newly launched Mate 60 series with Kirin SoC gained momentum immediately after the launch. Apple experienced a slight YoY uptick in shipments driven by the newly launched iPhone 15 series, but the initial supply constraints impacted its overall performance. HONOR also increased YoY mainly driven by the hot-selling HONOR X50 and HONOR 90. OnePlus’ robust growth drove up OPPO’s shipments.

• We expect to see a YoY growth in Q4 2023 as all Chinese OEMs are expected to launch their new models then. It is worth noting that this will come on last year’s low base, as many Chinese cities were still under lockdowns during the same period last year.

Q2 2023 Highlights

Published Date: August 17, 2023

• Smartphone shipments in China fell 4% YoY in Q2 2023 though OEMs provided big promotions during the 618 festival. This was due to weak demands resulting from economic headwinds.

• Apple saw the biggest YoY growth in Q2 as the OEM offered generous price-cuts for the iPhone 14 series during the 618 period. Besides, it still has no competitors in the high-end market which has proven to be more resilient during market headwinds.

• OPPO’s share grew slightly (YoY) as OnePlus showed strong growth piggybacking of the channel support from OPPO. OnePlus compensated for OPPO’s limited online presence by using its online-centric business model to effectively tap into the segment.

• vivo and Xiaomi saw YoY declines as weak economy dampened consumer spending.

• HONOR’s share dropped significantly (YoY) partially because Huawei’s growth posted a challenge for HONOR.

• We anticipate an improvement in smartphone shipments during H2 compared to H1, a strong rebound does not seem to be on the horizon as challenges that affected the performance in H1 are likely to persist.

Q1 2023 Highlights

Published Date: May 16, 2023

• China’s smartphone shipments declined 8% YoY in Q1 2023, reaching their lowest level since Q1 2020. However, this was an improvement from the double-digit YoY declines seen in previous quarters as well as a sign of bottoming out.

• Apple’s market share in China increased to 20% in Q1 2023 from 18% in Q1 2022. This was driven by its continued expansion in China’s premium segment with more aggressive promotion and marketing campaigns for the iPhone 14 series.

• In contrast, all the major Android OEMs saw YoY declines as demand in the mass market remained weak. OEMs remained cautious in ramping up production to manage demand carefully and avoid any unhealthy inventory build-up in the market.

• Despite this caution, we expect the market to further recover in H2 2023, as inventory pressure continues to ease and consumer sentiments improve.

For our detailed research on the China smartphone sales market share Q1 2023, click  here .

Q4 2022 Highlights

Published Date: February 18, 2023

• Apple registered a QoQ growth of 67% due to the high demand for new iPhone 14 series. Apple market share in China has now reached 22% in Q4 2022.

• vivo dropped to the 2nd position as the OEM’s market share fell to 18%.

• Major Chinese phone market share (Chinese OEMs) saw YoY shipment declines due to overall market instability due frequent COVID lockdowns and weak economic conditions.

• Xiaomi retained its position in the top five even as its market share fell to its lowest in over two years. Xiaomi market share in China reached 12% in Q4 2022.

• Huawei saw a growth of 25% in it’s shipment that helped it capture 8.7% of Chinese market.

For our detailed research on the China smartphone sales market share Q4 2022, click  here .

Q3 2022 Highlights

Published Date: December 20, 2022

• Apple was the only major OEM in China to see a YoY increase mainly driven by strong demand for the iPhone 14 Pro models.

• Other major Chinese OEMs saw YoY sales declines due to overall market plunge resulting from frequent COVID lockdowns and weak economic environment.

• Despite sales declines compared to last year, vivo, OPPO and HONOR remained the top 3 brands in China, while Xiaomi dropped one rank to reach 5 th  place.

• Although facing sanctions, Huawei also saw a YoY increase due to strong demand for its mid-end Nova 10 and premium foldable smartphones.

For our detailed research on the China smartphone sales market share Q3 2022, click  here .

Q2 2022 Highlights

Published Date: August 15, 2022

• Huge smartphone market share gains were made by HONOR in Q2 2022 as the OEM capitalized on  strength in the premium market

• iPhone market share continued to eke upwards, with Apple doing extremely well in the ultra-premium segment

Click  here  to read about the China smartphone sales market in Q2 2022.

Q1 2022 Highlights

Published Date: May 15, 2022

• In 2022 Q1, China smartphone shipments declined 19% YoY and 12% QoQ to reach 73.7 million units.

• HONOR continued to outperform the market with shipment growing 190% YoY and 4% QoQ in Q1 2022. HONOR led the market during this quarter and captured 20% market share.

• OPPO (including Oneplus) held the second spot with 13.7 million units in Q1 2022.

• Apple slipped to the third spot with 13 million units in Q1 2022. Although Apple’s shipment fell compared to Q4 2021, Apple still registered 11% YoY growth driven by strong demand for iPhone 13 series.

• Dropping to the fourth spot, vivo declined 42%YoY and 9% QoQ to 12.5 million units in Q1 2022. Q1 2022 was its worst performing quarter since the severe pandemic-hit Q1 2020.

Click  here  to read about the China smartphone market in Q1 2022.

Q4 2021 Highlights

Published Date: February 15, 2022

• China smartphone shipments declined 11% YoY to reach 84 million units. However, the market increased 9% QoQ in Q4 2021.

• Apple’s 13% YoY and 95% QoQ growth helped it lead the China market, capturing 22% market share in Q4 2021.

• For the first time, HONOR reached the second spot after becoming an independent brand. It grew 100% YoY to reach 14 million units.

• vivo slipped to the fourth spot with ~14 million units in Q4 2021, However, it led the overall China smartphone market in CY 2021.

Click  here  to read about the China smartphone market in Q4 2021.

Q3 2021 Highlights

Published Date: November 15, 2021

• Smartphone sales in China increased 3% QoQ but declined 9% YoY in Q3 2021.

• vivo led the market in Q3 2021, capturing a 23% share, followed by OPPO (20%) and HONOR (15%).

• HONOR was the fastest-growing OEM (96% QoQ) in China during the quarter.

• China’s 5G smartphone sales accounted for 79% of total smartphone sales in Q3 2021.

Q2 2021 Highlights

Published Date: August 15, 2021

• Smartphone sales in China declined 13% QoQ and 6% YoY in Q2 2021.

• vivo led the market in Q2 2021, capturing a 23% share, followed by OPPO (21%) and Xiaomi (17%).

• Xiaomi was the fastest-growing OEM (70% YoY) in China, followed by Apple (43%) and OPPO (37%).

#Huawei includes HONOR.

*Ranking is according to the latest quarter.

Q1 2021 Highlights

Published Date: May 15, 2021

• Smartphone shipment growth in China turned positive in Q1 2021.

• Smartphone shipments grew 36% compared to last year’s COVID-impacted first quarter to register 90.7mn shipments.

• The quarter marked the inevitable succession of Huawei’s leadership, as the beleaguered handset maker struggled to maintain shipments.

• vivo and OPPO emerged as clear leaders, accounting for nearly half of all smartphones shipped during the period.

Q4 2020 Highlights

Published Date: February 15, 2021

• China’s smartphone market declined 17% YoY in 2020.

• China’s 5G smartphone sales accounted for more than 60% of total smartphone sales in Q4 2020.

• Huawei  and HONOR combined took the top spot in the market, capturing 41% share in 2020.

• Apple was the only brand to witness a positive YoY growth in the market in 2020.

#Huawei includes HONOR

Q3 2020 Highlights

• Smartphone sales in China recovered slowly with 6% QoQ growth in Q3. But the growth was still down 14% YoY.

• Xiaomi outperformed the market as the only major OEM to achieve a positive YoY growth in Q3 in China.

• Huawei continued to lead the market with 45% share in Q3 (in smartphone sales). However, its sales have started to decline.

Q2 2020 Highlights

• Smartphone sales in  China  declined 17% YoY in Q2 2020. However, the sales increased 9% QoQ indicating some signs of recovery.

• Huawei captured a massive 60% share of the 5G smartphone market.

• Huawei reached its highest ever share in China capturing 46% of sales volumes.

• Apple was the fastest-growing OEM (32% YoY) during the quarter.

Q1 2020 Highlights

• China’s Smartphone sales fell by 22% YoY (Year-on-Year) in Q1 2020.

• Except for Huawei, all major OEMs underwent YoY decline.

• However,5G smartphone sales grew sequentially by about 120%.  5G smartphones  now capture over 15% of the total smartphone sales.

• Apple  and  Huawei group , managed to increase market share from the same period last year, clearly out-performing the overall market in Q1 2020

Q4 2019 Highlights

• China’s smartphone market declined  for the 10th consecutive quarter in Q4 2019. The decline is expected to continue in the coming quarters  due to the impact of nCoV .

• Top 5 OEMs captured 90% of the total market during the quarter as compared to 87% a year ago. This is an indication of the ongoing consolidation in the market. 

• Huawei  (including HONOR) leads the Chinese smartphone market capturing over one-third of the total smartphone shipments. The OEM has concentrated its efforts in the home market post the trade ban which helped it grow 12% YoY in the region. China now contributes to 60% of the global shipments for Huawei.

• OPPO  (19% YoY),  vivo  (11% YoY) and  Xiaomi  (8% YoY) all declined during the quarter. Amidst the declining home market, the OEMs have been expanding overseas to attain growth.

• Apple  grew 6% YoY driven by the popularity of the iPhone 11 series, which was the first  iPhone  with dual cameras and launched at a price lesser than its predecessor.

• China led the global 5G market  contributing to over 67% of the total 5G shipments in 2019 Q4. This was driven by Huawei (including HONOR), which alone shipped over 6 million 5G devices in the region during the quarter. 

Q3 2019 Highlights

• Huawei (including the HONOR brand)  leads the Chinese smartphone market with its market share growing to 40%, a record high. Huawei’s total shipments in Q3 reached 41.5 million units.

• For  Vivo , the X27, Y93, and Y3 series were the highlights in terms of contribution to sales. While for  OPPO , the A9 shipped nearly five million units in the third quarter, making it the best-selling model of the quarter according to our model sales tracker.

• Xiaomi  sales continued to decline 38% YoY with the onslaught from Honor brand on one side, and Oppo A-series and Vivo Y-series on the other.

• Apple ‘s iPhone sales were down 14% YoY. However, Apple’s price corrections with iPhone 11 and XR as well as introducing a new palette of colors, have stimulated demand during the last week of September offsetting the sharp annual decline during July and August.

Q2 2019 Highlights

• Huawei (including the HONOR brand)  leads the Chinese smartphone market with its market share growing to 36%, reaching a record high.

• Overall, with almost 19% market share for both OPPO and Vivo, the brands became the second and third largest brands in China, respectively.

• Xiaomi  is still in the recovery stage in Q2 when compared to last year but increased 8% QoQ.

• Apple ‘s iPhones shipped less than six million, with a 6% market share, the lowest level in a year.

Q1 2019 Highlights

• As the largest smartphone market in the world, the start of 2019 continues the sluggishness from H2 2018.

• The sustained decline can be attributed to the overall economic downturn in China which has resulted in consumers’ prolonged replacement cycles for smartphones.

• Consumer demand continues to remain divided. While some are delaying smartphone upgrades others are buying other electronic products to satisfy their desire for freshness.

• In addition, other factors affecting sales in Q1 2019 includes the lack of new product launches.

Q4 2018 Highlights

• Huawei (including Honor ) was firmly the market leader in China in 2018, capturing 25% market share. We saw outstanding contributions from the Nova series in 2018.

• OPPO and vivo ’s market share did not change much compared to 2017, but their sales have declined slightly.

• Apple’s  volume dropped 12% YoY due to its high-ticket price and impact from competitors. But it still has the highest sales revenue among all brands.

Q3 2018 Highlights

• Market consolidation is apparent in China, with the  top five OEMs capturing 86%  of smartphone share in Q3, increasing from less than 80% in the same period last year.

• Huawei (including Honor)  was the market leader in terms of both sales volume and growth momentum in Q3, with its leadership position fixed in China, capturing  23%  market share.

• vivo with 4% YoY  growth was the second best-selling brand in Q3 capturing 21% market share.

Q2 2018 Highlights

• OPPO and Vivo secured one spot each on the bestselling models list with their flagships, the R15 and the X21.

• Apple iPhone X continue to surpass iPhone 8 sales in China due to decline in price and offers running during the quarter.

• Honor 7C was the fifth best selling model during the quarter. One of the key reasons for the success of Honor 7C was its aggressive pricing (RMB 1100) & sales during  618 festival .

Q1 2018 Highlights

• Huawei continues to lead the Chinese smartphone market with 22% market share followed by OPPO and vivo with 18% and 16% share respectively

• Xiaomi (+51%) and Apple (+32%) were the fastest growing brands among the top five

• Xiaomi was the fastest growing brand in China during the quarter. The growth was driven by Xiaomi’s expansion in the offline segment with aggressive promotions

• By the end of Q1 2018 four out of the top five smartphone OEMs had already launched their devices with notch displays in China

• Apple is now back to YoY growth in the first quarter since Q1 2015, which is an indication that its older generation iPhone user base is now upgrading

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Chinese carrier China Mobile plans to launch 5G-Advanced (5G-A) technology in over 300 cities across China this year, according to local press reports.

The telco, which claims a leading role in the development of 5G-A standards, also plans to promote the release of over 20 5G-A compatible phones within the year.

To showcase its new 5G-A network, China Mobile has established 5G-A demonstration halls in various locations across China. The carrier said that customers with the OPPO Find X7 Ultra smartphone can visit these halls to experience the 5G-A technology, according to the report.

China Mobile’s vice president, Gao Tongqing, stated that this launch will further accelerate the development of new information infrastructure and unlock the full potential of 5G technology. The carrier also said it aims to achieve widespread adoption of 5G-A technology in China through partnerships with manufacturers and chip suppliers.

The report also noted that Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou are among the first cities where China Mobile will activate the new technology.

China Mobile ended last year with a total of 465 million 5G subscribers, up 42.1% year-on-year and reported a net addition of 138 million 5G subscribers during 2023.

The company’s net profit last year increased 5% year-on-year to CNY131.7 billion ($18.3 billion) while the telco’s operating revenue grew by 6.3% year-on-year to CNY863.5 billion. In the mobile segment, the telco reached a total of 991 million subscribers at the end of 2023, up 1.6% year-on-year.

Capital expenditure totaled CNY180.3 billion, accounting for 20.9% of telecommunications services revenue and decreasing by 1.9 percentage points year-on-year.

China had 11.6 million mobile communication base stations as of the end of last year, of which 3.4 million were 5G base stations. 5G base stations currently account for 29% of total mobile base stations in China. The ratio is 7.8 percentage points higher compared to the end of 2022.

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1 Classification and Policy of Mobile Phones 1.1 Classification of Mobile Phones in China 1.2 Related Policies about China’s Mobile Phone Exports 2 China’s Mobile Phone Export, 2017-2020 2.1 Export Volume of Mobile Phones in China, 2017-2020 2.1.1 Total Export Volume of Mobile Phones in China 2.2 Export Value of Mobile Phones by China, 2017-2020 2.2.1 Total Export Value of Mobile Phones in China 2.2.2 Export Value of Segmented Products of Mobile Phones in China 2.3 Export Price of Mobile Phones by China, 2017-2020 2.3.1 Average Export Price of Mobile Phones in China 3 Major Destinations of Mobile Phone Exports by China, 2017-2020 3.1 Major Destinations of Mobile Phone Exports by China, 2017 3.2 Major Destinations of Mobile Phone Exports by China, 2018 3.3 Major Destinations of Mobile Phone Exports by China, 2019 3.4 Major Destinations of Mobile Phone Exports by China, 2020 4 Major Departures of Mobile Phone Exports by China, 2017-2020 4.1 Major Departures of Mobile Phone Exports by China, 2017 4.2 Major Departures of Mobile Phone Exports by China, 2018 4.3 Major Departures of Mobile Phone Exports by China, 2019 4.4 Major Departures of Mobile Phone Exports by China, 2020 Table of Selected Charts Chart Classification of Mobile Phones in China Chart Related Policies about China’s Mobile Phone Exports Chart Export Volume of Mobile Phones from China, 2017-2020 Chart Penetration of Chinese Mobile Phones in Germany and India Chart Export Value of Mobile Phones from China, 2017-2020 Chart Average Export Price of Mobile Phones from China, 2017-2020 Chart Major Destinations of Mobile Phone Exports by China, 2017 Chart Major Destinations of Mobile Phone Exports by China, 2018 Chart Major Destinations of Mobile Phone Exports by China, 2019 Chart Major Destinations of Mobile Phone Exports by China, 2020 Chart Major Departures of Mobile Phone Exports by China, 2017 Chart Major Departures of Mobile Phone Exports by China, 2018 Chart Major Departures of Mobile Phone Exports by China, 2019 Chart Major Departures of Mobile Phone Exports by China, 2020

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According to CRI, from 2017 to 2019, the total volume of China's mobile phone exports declined from 1,213.22 million to 994.09 million. Although the total export volume showed a trend of decreasing, the export value in 2018 increased by 11.52% compared to 2017, reaching USD 140.64 billion. China's mobile phone export price was also at the highest level in 2018, increased by 20.92% year on year, due to the rapid development of domestic high-end smart phones and the rising cost of core parts.

2018 is a year of strong rise of domestic smart phones, especially high-end ones. The competitiveness of domestic medium and high-end smart phones represented by Huawei mobile phones has been enhanced, and even penetrated the price band exclusive to Apple mobile phones.

Hong Kong is always the biggest market among China's mobile phone export destinations.

According to CRI, more than half of China's mobile phone exports came from Guangdong Province. Huaqiangbei, located in Shenzhen, Guangdong Province, is the most prosperous commercial street in Shenzhen, also the main hub of domestic electronic products circulation, especially famous for its mobile phone wholesale and retail business.

China's government encourages enterprises to export mobile phones, with export tax rebate rate 13%, while the USA levied additional duty on Chinese mobile phones.

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Why Taiwan Was So Prepared for a Powerful Earthquake

Decades of learning from disasters, tightening building codes and increasing public awareness may have helped its people better weather strong quakes.

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When the largest earthquake in Taiwan in half a century struck off its east coast, the buildings in the closest city, Hualien, swayed and rocked. As more than 300 aftershocks rocked the island over the next 24 hours to Thursday morning, the buildings shook again and again.

But for the most part, they stood.

Even the two buildings that suffered the most damage remained largely intact, allowing residents to climb to safety out the windows of upper stories. One of them, the rounded, red brick Uranus Building, which leaned precariously after its first floors collapsed, was mostly drawing curious onlookers.

The building is a reminder of how much Taiwan has prepared for disasters like the magnitude-7.4 earthquake that jolted the island on Wednesday. Perhaps because of improvements in building codes, greater public awareness and highly trained search-and-rescue operations — and, likely, a dose of good luck — the casualty figures were relatively low. By Thursday, 10 people had died and more than 1,000 others were injured. Several dozen were missing.

“Similar level earthquakes in other societies have killed far more people,” said Daniel Aldrich , a director of the Global Resilience Institute at Northeastern University. Of Taiwan, he added: “And most of these deaths, it seems, have come from rock slides and boulders, rather than building collapses.”

Across the island, rail traffic had resumed by Thursday, including trains to Hualien. Workers who had been stuck in a rock quarry were lifted out by helicopter. Roads were slowly being repaired. Hundreds of people were stranded at a hotel near a national park because of a blocked road, but they were visited by rescuers and medics.

On Thursday in Hualien city, the area around the Uranus Building was sealed off, while construction workers tried to prevent the leaning structure from toppling completely. First they placed three-legged concrete blocks that resembled giant Lego pieces in front of the building, and then they piled dirt and rocks on top of those blocks with excavators.

“We came to see for ourselves how serious it was, why it has tilted,” said Chang Mei-chu, 66, a retiree who rode a scooter with her husband Lai Yung-chi, 72, to the building on Thursday. Mr. Lai said he was a retired builder who used to install power and water pipes in buildings, and so he knew about building standards. The couple’s apartment, near Hualien’s train station, had not been badly damaged, he said.

“I wasn’t worried about our building, because I know they paid attention to earthquake resistance when building it. I watched them pour the cement to make sure,” Mr. Lai said. “There have been improvements. After each earthquake, they raise the standards some more.”

It was possible to walk for city blocks without seeing clear signs of the powerful earthquake. Many buildings remained intact, some of them old and weather-worn; others modern, multistory concrete-and-glass structures. Shops were open, selling coffee, ice cream and betel nuts. Next to the Uranus Building, a popular night market with food stalls offering fried seafood, dumplings and sweets was up and running by Thursday evening.

Earthquakes are unavoidable in Taiwan, which sits on multiple active faults. Decades of work learning from other disasters, implementing strict building codes and increasing public awareness have gone into helping its people weather frequent strong quakes.

Not far from the Uranus Building, for example, officials had inspected a building with cracked pillars and concluded that it was dangerous to stay in. Residents were given 15 minutes to dash inside and retrieve as many belongings as they could. Some ran out with computers, while others threw bags of clothes out of windows onto the street, which was also still littered with broken glass and cement fragments from the quake.

One of its residents, Chen Ching-ming, a preacher at a church next door, said he thought the building might be torn down. He was able to salvage a TV and some bedding, which now sat on the sidewalk, and was preparing to go back in for more. “I’ll lose a lot of valuable things — a fridge, a microwave, a washing machine,” he said. “All gone.”

Requirements for earthquake resistance have been built into Taiwan’s building codes since 1974. In the decades since, the writers of Taiwan’s building code also applied lessons learned from other major earthquakes around the world, including in Mexico and Los Angeles, to strengthen Taiwan’s code.

After more than 2,400 people were killed and at least 10,000 others injured during the Chi-Chi quake of 1999, thousands of buildings built before the quake were reviewed and reinforced. After another strong quake in 2018 in Hualien, the government ordered a new round of building inspections. Since then, multiple updates to the building code have been released.

“We have retrofitted more than 10,000 school buildings in the last 20 years,” said Chung-Che Chou, the director general of the National Center for Research on Earthquake Engineering in Taipei.

The government had also helped reinforce private apartment buildings over the past six years by adding new steel braces and increasing column and beam sizes, Dr. Chou said. Not far from the buildings that partially collapsed in Hualien, some of the older buildings that had been retrofitted in this way survived Wednesday’s quake, he said.

The result of all this is that even Taiwan’s tallest skyscrapers can withstand regular seismic jolts. The capital city’s most iconic building, Taipei 101, once the tallest building in the world, was engineered to stand through typhoon winds and frequent quakes. Still, some experts say that more needs to be done to either strengthen or demolish structures that don’t meet standards, and such calls have grown louder in the wake of the latest earthquake.

Taiwan has another major reason to protect its infrastructure: It is home to the majority of production for the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, the world’s largest maker of advanced computer chips. The supply chain for electronics from smartphones to cars to fighter jets rests on the output of TSMC’s factories, which make these chips in facilities that cost billions of dollars to build.

The 1999 quake also prompted TSMC to take extra steps to insulate its factories from earthquake damage. The company made major structural adjustments and adopted new technologies like early warning systems. When another large quake struck the southern city of Kaohsiung in February 2016, TSMC’s two nearby factories survived without structural damage.

Taiwan has made strides in its response to disasters, experts say. In the first 24 hours after the quake, rescuers freed hundreds of people who were trapped in cars in between rockfalls on the highway and stranded on mountain ledges in rock quarries.

“After years of hard work on capacity building, the overall performance of the island has improved significantly,” said Bruce Wong, an emergency management consultant in Hong Kong. Taiwan’s rescue teams have come to specialize in complex efforts, he said, and it has also been able to tap the skills of trained volunteers.

Taiwan’s resilience also stems from a strong civil society that is involved in public preparedness for disasters.

Ou Chi-hu, a member of a group of Taiwanese military veterans, was helping distribute water and other supplies at a school that was serving as a shelter for displaced residents in Hualien. He said that people had learned from the 1999 earthquake how to be more prepared.

“They know to shelter in a corner of the room or somewhere else safer,” he said. Many residents also keep a bag of essentials next to their beds, and own fire extinguishers, he added.

Around him, a dozen or so other charities and groups were offering residents food, money, counseling and childcare. The Tzu Chi Foundation, a large Taiwanese Buddhist charity, provided tents for families to use inside the school hall so they could have more privacy. Huang Yu-chi, a disaster relief manager with the foundation, said nonprofits had learned from earlier disasters.

“Now we’re more systematic and have a better idea of disaster prevention,” Mr. Huang said.

Mike Ives contributed reporting from Seoul.

Chris Buckley , the chief China correspondent for The Times, reports on China and Taiwan from Taipei, focused on politics, social change and security and military issues. More about Chris Buckley

Meaghan Tobin is a technology correspondent for The Times based in Taipei, covering business and tech stories in Asia with a focus on China. More about Meaghan Tobin

Siyi Zhao is a reporter and researcher who covers news in mainland China for The Times in Seoul. More about Siyi Zhao

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