Under the impact of the US "reciprocal tariffs", as one of the world's largest electronic components distribution centers, how does Shenzhen Huaqiangbei, "China's No. 1 Electronic Street", respond? On the morning of April 14, the reporter saw backpackers, engineers, wholesalers, and foreign e-commerce companies in the Huaqiangbei business district. Some shop owners are shipping the latest folding screen mobile phones to foreign countries, some shop owners are introducing VR head display equipment to "foreigners", and some shop clerks are live broadcasting their own electronic home products on social platforms. Overall, although Huaqiangbei merchants have concerns, they are more "calm". Some merchants said that "the business has been shared to multiple export countries to avoid risks", and some merchants said that "they believe in the cost performance of their own brands". Behind the "calmness" is the agility, efficiency and innovation of "Made in China".