Production volume drop, due to order reduced.
do you even realize what's actually happening in China?
Let me break it down for you.
1) there is a price drop in key imports, notably in natural resources. Which ironically is because of our "slow down." The growth for imports on the whole still grew, but grew less, due in no small part to the pricing factor.
To a smaller degree, more domestic production, and sources are available in China for the weak import data.
2) American and other companies are moving out of China, though in a very small number, that's why a few factories here and there still make the news. But the key to remember is China's 30 years of learning wasn't in vain, now we can produce a lot of stuff, and our workers are competitive in a few key mid level to lower higher end sectors, though more work is still needed.
3) As a whole, foreign reserves increased by a record amount, which is not necessarily good, but it is an indication that exports are not only strong, but doing better than expected. The data from foreign and domestic sources also backs this up.
4) all in all, China is transitioning, so you will hear more of these stories on the fall of China, what they say isn't false, but it's not the whole picture, like through a peep hole, you see a pound, open the door and you see a ocean. Both are water, but depending on how much you wish to see, the thing you are looking at is very different.
Do you see anything wrong with your post in terms of accuracy or your interpretation of the article? If not I'll tell you, but read it again.