This paper makes a comprehensive and systematic analysis of the dynamic evolution of China's labor-intensive manufacturing industry since the reform and opening up

studies and judges the future trend of labor-intensive manufacturing industry in the post epidemic era

and puts forward corresponding policy recommendations for the development of China's labor-intensive manufacturing industry in the post epidemic era. It is found that the fifth global industrial transfer has partially invalidated the "wild goose array model" and "marginal industry expansion theory" of one-way and echelon transfer. In practice

since 2008

China's labor-intensive industries have faced a two-way squeeze of backflow from the external high-end and diversion from the middle and low-end. The domestic large internal circulation requires the acceleration of the process of two-way industrial transfer between regions; The trend of new industrial division requires that China will continue to move towards both ends of the global value chain; The new technological revolution requires accelerating the cultivation of new driving forces driven by talents and innovation. In order to cope with domestic and international challenges such as the restructuring of the global industrial chain supply chain

and continue to play the role of the labor intensive manufacturing industry in the virtuous circle of economic quality and efficiency improvement and steady industrial development

China should increase financial support and fiscal and tax policy support

and adopt inclusive policies for labor

capital and knowledge intensive industries on an equal basis; Focus on the development of key core technologies and strengthen the linkage mechanism with the supply chain of various countries; Establish an information tracking and early warning mechanism and plan for the relocation of industries.