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The problem seems to be not so much that China cannot make good quality products but that there is no certainty that they will do so consistently, batch after batch.
In addition, there will always be the temptation to sell rejects packaged as the genuine, quality-approved, article.
If a product seeker is not willing or able to put the time, resources and effort into QC management it is likely that the product manufacturer will attempt to cut corners at the first opportunity. Or find ways to sell product that fails quality control and should have been scrapped.
Or they run overproduction, creating stuff that looks identical to OEM components but, being overrun, is not QC'd but may well find a way to market anyway.
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