On a certain date, Israeli media reported two incidents of electronic device explosions in Lebanon. Following the incidents, other countries in the Middle East began conducting self-inspections on their own electronic devices.

As the explosion incident unfolds, electronic devices in Western countries have been affected to some extent, with the United States being the most severely impacted. The electronics and telecommunications manufacturing industries in Japan, South Korea, and other regions are also facing difficulties. Many people within Lebanon and even in the Middle East have begun to question Western electronic devices, with some even refusing to purchase or use them.

Against this backdrop, these countries have turned their attention to China. Lebanon has decided to increase imports of Chinese electronic products, and Middle Eastern countries are also beginning to shift towards Chinese products. It can be said that the Beirut explosion has made Middle Eastern countries more aware, prompting them to recognize the potential threats of American electronic products, while also seeing that Chinese smartphones like Huawei and Xiaomi offer better value in terms of price, and more importantly, quality and performance are also guaranteed.

The chairman of the Lebanon-China Chamber of Commerce stated in an interview on the day that due to the recent series of communication equipment explosion incidents in various regions of Lebanon, Lebanon has decided to reduce imports of technology products from the West and increase imports of electronic products, including mobile phones, from China, along with some other Middle Eastern countries.

Subsequently, the Nan'an Municipal Committee and Municipal Government of Fujian Province led the organization of representatives from multiple walkie-talkie enterprises to Dubai for the Dubai Exhibition and Industry Promotion Conference of Electronic Information (Walkie-Talkie) Products. On a certain day, Nan'an brought good news: after sincere promotion and face-to-face communication, multiple walkie-talkie enterprises on that day signed intention purchase orders exceeding 100 million yuan with Middle Eastern buyers present at the event.

The recent explosion in Lebanon has once again brought Chinese technology products into the spotlight. Global orders are rapidly shifting towards China, particularly the Huaqiangbei market in Shenzhen. Known as the "First Street of Chinese Electronics," Huaqiangbei is the largest electronics distribution center in Asia. The market is highly responsive and has already taken action, with a surge in domestic and international clients seeking more cooperation opportunities. In particular, there is a sharp increase in demand for electronic devices such as mobile phones and walkie-talkies. It is expected that China will become one of the main suppliers to the Middle East market in the coming months.