China Electronic Commerce Conference Was Held In Beijing Yesterday.

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It was held in Beijing in May 29th.

The conference released the 2010~2011 annual report on China's e-commerce development.

It is reported that China's Ministry of Commerce has published "China's e-commerce development report" for 5 consecutive times since 2003.

The report predicts that China will become the world's largest in 2013.

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The report shows that the trend of rapid growth of e-commerce in China is obvious, the scale of e-commerce market has been expanding, the application of enterprises has been deepened, online shopping has increased rapidly, and relevant service industries have followed up quickly.

The report shows that China in 2011

The total volume of pactions amounted to 5 trillion and 880 billion yuan, an increase of 29.2% over the previous year, equivalent to 12.5% of the gross domestic product of the year. The volume of electronic pactions of industrial enterprises is expected to reach 1 trillion and 690 billion yuan in 2012, up 19.1% over the same period last year. E-commerce pactions for SMEs reached 3 trillion and 210 billion yuan, a 26.9% increase in the same proportion.

Li Jinqi, director of the Ministry of Commerce and information technology of the Ministry of Commerce, said that China's e-commerce has three characteristics.

First of all, the role of China's e-commerce in stimulating consumption is obvious.

By the end of 2011, China's online shopping users reached 119 million people, the utilization rate of network applications reached 37.8%, the total retail sales reached 782 billion 560 million yuan, an increase of 53.7% over the same period last year, and the total retail sales accounted for 4.32% of the total social retail sales.

Second, the application of e-commerce is becoming more and more popular.

It is reported that China's large enterprises have been widely used in e-commerce, online bidding procurement and online marketing have been achieved.

In addition, the proportion of SMEs in China's e-commerce has exceeded 40%.

Thirdly, e-commerce has also promoted the rapid development of modern service industry.

By the end of 2011, the number of enterprises providing e-commerce information has exceeded 15, and the income of e-commerce services has reached 120 billion yuan.