In The Next Five Years, China Is Still The Hardest Hit Area Of Trade Protection.

In March 1st, China's industrial and commercial circles joined the world by the China Council for the promotion of trade.

According to reports, the current trend of world economic recovery is obvious, but trade protectionism is still an impact.

Song Heping believes that trade frictions are becoming politicized and international trade protectionism is showing some new characteristics. First, some countries regard trade policy as a means to pfer domestic contradictions and ease the pressure of employment pressure, try to use trade friction to change domestic policies of trading partner countries, and question their domestic policies with low carbon and so on, and export their own development mode.

Secondly, some developed countries are trying to delay the development of emerging economies with frequent trade frictions and increase the bargaining chips.

Third, the intensity of trade frictions in non-traditional areas has increased significantly.

RMB exchange rate, independent innovation, new energy policy, intellectual property protection, investment environment and market access have become the new hot spot of trade friction.

It is reported that the trade frictions encountered in China in 2010 were not only from developed economies such as the US and Europe, but also from developing countries such as Brazil, Argentina and India, both aiming at China's traditional dominant industries and high-tech industries.

Regarding the trend of politicization of trade friction, Long Yongtu, the chief negotiator of China's accession to the WTO and former Secretary General of the Boao forum for Asia, said at the meeting that since China's accession to the W T O, it has undertaken to act according to international rules, which has greatly promoted the process of marketization and made the concept of national treatment, marketization and pparency popular among the people.

For the Chinese threat theory put forward by western countries, our solution is to convince the world by observing the rules and opening the market. China is not a threat but an opportunity.

Wan Jifei, President of the China International Chamber of Commerce, believes that efforts to promote trade balance and promote imports are not an expedient measure to cope with the pressure of trade friction and appreciation of the renminbi, but an inevitable requirement for the healthy and sustainable development of China's economy.

He said that trade friction has become a trend of normalization, causing many Chinese enterprises to actively respond to international trade lawsuits, and accumulated rich experience. Many Chinese enterprises have deeply understood the international rules, and continue to actively participate in the revision of the rules of international trade through the exchange of professional platforms, and constantly improve their awareness of protecting their rights and interests through rules and practices. They also contribute to the containment of trade protectionism, the improvement of the trading environment and the establishment of trade order.

Song Heping said that in view of the increasing trend of trade friction, China needs to improve the legal system of trade remedy, improve its awareness and means of implementation, and make effective use of multilateral occasions to strengthen international exchanges.