Chengdu is ranked first echelon in China's urban cross -border e -commerce development

As an emerging business format, the rapid development of cross -border e -commerce has become a new kinetic energy for foreign trade development, a new channel for transformation and upgrading, and a new starting point for high -quality economic development.

A few days ago, the 2022 World Cross -border E -commerce Conference was held in Nansha, Guangzhou. Zhong Zeyu, vice chairman and secretary -general of the China Service Trade Association, released the "2021 China City Cross -border E -commerce Development Report" at the meeting (hereinafter referred to as the "Report").

The "Report" proposes that the first echelon is the first of the 15 cities that lead the development. Guangzhou ranks first. The other 14 cities are Shenzhen, Hangzhou, Zhengzhou, Ningbo, Shanghai, Suzhou, Qingdao, Chengdu, Nanjing, Dongguan, Chongqing, Beijing , Fuzhou, Changsha. The second echelon is the 45 cities that accelerate the development. The third echelon is 10 cities with huge potential.

The "Report" selected 70 cities, from 3 first -level indicators, 8 second -level indicators, and 25 tertiary indicators to evaluate the development of cross -border e -commerce in Chinese cities. The three first -level indicators are the development foundation of cross -border e -commerce, the scale of cross -border e -commerce, and the development potential of cross -border e -commerce. The eight secondary indicators are industrial foundation, business environment, transaction scale, main body of industrial chain, cross -border e -commerce carriers, technological innovation, model innovation and talent training.

Red Star News reporter Zou Yue

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