This year, due to the impact of the epidemic, international market demand has severely shrunk, and China's foreign trade is facing significant downward pressure. According to data from the Ministry of Commerce, China's total import and export volume decreased by 4.9% from January to April, with exports decreasing by 6.4%. Facing unprecedented challenges and impacts.

In terms of promoting the basic stability of foreign trade, Premier Li Keqiang said in his Report on the Work of the Government that focusing on supporting enterprises to increase orders and stabilize jobs, increasing credit supply, expanding the coverage of export credit insurance, reducing the cost of import and export compliance, and supporting export products to be sold domestically. Accelerate the development of new formats such as cross-border e-commerce and enhance international freight capacity. Promote a new round of pilot projects for innovative development of service trade. We will prepare for the third China International Import and Export Fair, actively expand imports, and develop a higher level of global market.