Who becomes the chief consumer of cheap Chinese labour and goods once the US markets are saturated?

We all know of the massive belt and road projects that China is undertaking. We all know of China's massive investments in Africa, the Philippines, Indonesia, the pacific island nations, south America and a host of other countries around the world. <br><br>We also know of the massive industrial machinery that China has built in the last 20 years, and the appetite it has for raw materials like oil, coal, iron, bauxite, copper, nickel and a host of other raw materials. <br><br>It has several large countries like Brazil, Australia and Indonesia to supply it with raw materials. But who becomes the chief consumer of what it produces? <br><br>The US market has been saturated for quite some time, and there aren't really many other large markets other than the EU (where relations with China have grown cold), India (where relations have also grown cold), the large south east Asian nations like Indonesia Japan and the Philippines and a host of smaller nations. <br><br>What are your thoughts?