China'S World Factory Enters The World Market, And The Foreign Trade Industry Is "Open To The World".

The world shopping mall is a beautiful vision of China's economy, but it has a long way to go from imagination to reality.

In order to pform the enterprises, the government needs to reform. In front of this "Internet +" feast, China will not be too polite.

The concept of "World Shopping Mall" was put forward a few years ago, but at that time it was mainly for wholesalers and importers from all over the world to choose products in China and then pack them back to their country for sale.

As a small commodity distributing center, Yiwu, China is a typical example. Canton Fair and China Fair are also the annual event of import and export.

But those are indirect world shopping malls.

This time, China has opened the door to ordinary overseas consumers with the help of the Internet, and more and more overseas consumers can directly buy products from China.

In the future, Taobao, Tmall, Jingdong, shop No. 1 and so on are likely to be visited by more and more foreigners. Some products may be introduced in many languages.

Of course, Chinese consumers can also purchase many cost-effective items online.

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Such a policy is in the doldrums of the current foreign trade situation, and is also a pition period made in China.

Promoting cross-border e-commerce and making China a world shopping mall is undoubtedly a move of "one arrow and more carving".

First, there will be an explosive growth in cross-border pactions, which will activate China's manufacturing and service industries.

According to the Ministry of Commerce forecast, China's cross-border e-commerce import and export volume will reach 6 trillion and 500 billion yuan in 2016. In the next few years, the proportion of cross-border electricity suppliers to China's import and export trade will increase to 20%, and the annual growth rate will exceed 30%.

Secondly, Chinese businessmen will face more and more.

This change in structure will also effectively enhance the manufacturing and service levels of related industries in China.

For example, some developed countries have strict requirements for product quality and protect consumers' rights and interests. If Chinese businessmen want to gain greater market share, they must ensure product quality and service level.

Thirdly, cross-border e-commerce will also enable Chinese consumers to buy more good quality products.

Now the electricity supplier is promoting the promotion period. "Overseas direct mining" and "global direct supply" have become the biggest selling points of businesses. These products may indeed compete for the same type of Chinese goods, but competition will bring vitality.

Recently, China and South Korea, Australia and other countries have signed free trade agreements, a large number of products will achieve zero tariffs, which is undoubtedly a gold mine for cross-border e-commerce.

The number of cross-border commodity movements in the future is far beyond imagination, and many demands will be created.

Those who have troubled us for a long time to rush to buy milk powder, health products and electronic products may not be a big problem in the era of "Internet plus".

Of course,

It has a bright future, but it is also facing more complicated problems than domestic e-commerce.

For example, language, credit, logistics, customs clearance, inspection and quarantine, electronic payment, foreign exchange settlement, dispute resolution, tax refund and other links need further systematic, mature and perfect policy support.

Some consumer habits, customs, taboos and even legal prohibitions need to be properly solved.