I'm afraid not. I wish there was, as I sometimes need a fix of cheap Chinese rubber smell to remind me as to why I buy quality tools!
Instead of HF, we get worse quality at 2-3 times the price, often more.
I spent a lot of time in the US, hence why I have so much HF crap.
More time in the small villages of the UK, Germany, Scandihoologa, France, Italy, Switzerland wudda served you better!
Got too old and too married to chase strange p***y, could only eat or drink but so much local food, wine, or beer, the time had come to scout lovely old-style tools instead!
'94, C&W Plc HQ picking up the tab, I had Angel Case ship close to a hundred pounds of good-old ENGLISH MADE hand tools back to the USA for me. Most had become 'shelf queens', no longer in demand even in the UK, whole generations of young folks having decide to become dole-drones or "Merchant Bankers" of one sort or another instead of honest craftsmen..
My most beloved of drills and countersinks were picked up on periodic visits to Thalwill, near Zurich.
The way so many hand tools have been HF-ized, stateside, I suspect one could nowadays do better in the Czech Republic or Bulgaria.
The better Hong Kong shops keep the 'good stuff' - German, Japanese, Korean, even still a few US-made brands, segregated from the "PRC made" equivalents. It still sells well at a multiple of what they ask for 'mainland' goods.
Countermen look at a "Gweilo" customer as if he had two heads if he picks the Chinese stuff instead of an import. Chinese may be hungry enough to MAKE all the s**t Walmart or HF cares to order, but they ain't yet
stupid enough to USE it at home.