For example, in the Far East Empire, East African goods find it difficult to enter the commercial zones of the UK and France, after all, the UK, France, as well as the Netherlands, Portugal, and Spain have been operating in the Far East for far longer than East Africa, having built stable networks and relationships with many fixed partners.
The Huaihai Economic Zone in East Africa could succeed largely because the original local consumption capacity was not significant, not to mention per capita purchasing power, and when East Africa entered the Far East market, the local population was not large due to war and disasters.
This is also the reason why East Africa could easily construct the northern trade system centered in Jiaozhou, as other countries did not see the value. Of course, thanks to over thirty years of joint efforts with East Africa, the Huaihai Economic Zone is no longer the poorest and most underdeveloped area of the Far East as it once was.
