中华人民共和国海关进出口货物优惠原产地管理规定

Article 1 For the purpose of correctly determining the origin of imported and exported commodities under preferential trade agreements ,and regulating the administration of the customs of the origins of imported and exported commodities under preferential trade agreements ,these Provisions is formulated according to the Customs Law of the People's Republic of China(hereinafter referred to as the Customs Law ),the Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Import and Export Duties and the Rules of the People's Republic of China on Origin of Imported and Exported Commodities.     

Getting the Balance Right

Frequent inter-governmental dialogues and brisk trade between China and Grermany provide a recipe for success Last year's trade volumes between China and the European Union had, for the first time, surpassed the benchmark of $200 billion, eight years ahead of the schedule envisioned by leaders back in 2003. This is according to the latest statistics released by China's Ministry of Commerce. Within the circle of this trade achievement,     

China and Doha

China, as the biggest developing country and a trade giant in the world, plays an important role in the global trade system. Because of this dual identity, the country is under the global spotlight Both WTO Director General Pascal Lamy and U.S. Trade Representative Susan Schwab visited Beijing recently to exhort its leaders to strengthen their efforts toward a successful conclusion of the current Doha Round of trade negotiations and play a bigger role in reviving the world's multilateral trade system. Many believe China can help to restart the talks, which were suspended in July. Several experts give their views of the relationship between China and the Doha Round.     

Continuous Development of Sino-African Trade

The Year 2006 marks the 50th anniversary of the beginning of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and African countries. Sino-African trade has also experienced half a century development. Over the past five decades, Sino-African trade has been increasingly frequent in contact, gradually expanding in size, continuously improving in quality and ever enriching in contents. The close trade ties are a clear proof of the all-round friendly cooperative relations between China a…     

A Bigger Role in World Trade

<正>China helps make global trade fairer and more beneficial to less developed countries With the rise of emerging countries represented by China and some other countries, the current international trade system is embracing areform. A prominent feature of this reform is the participation of an increasing number of     

China to Accelerate Building of Free Trade Areas

PROTECTIONIST sentiment has been on the rise worldwide ever since the last financial crisis. By erecting barriers that stymie the flow of goods and services between nations, protectionist policies actually exacerbate economic misfortune - exactly what the world doesn＇t need right now. Inter-bloc trade frictions have also become more apparent in the last five years. One response China has taken when faced with this reality has been to push for greater regional cooperation in the form of bilateral free trade agreements. Bilateral trade relationships are more easily managed and are a reliable means of consolidat- ing the achievements of the liberalized global trade environment, enhancing eco- nomic development and providing economic security to the parties involved. The world has entered a third wave of post-World War II global free trade development. As a consistent promoter of global free trade, China is putting much energy into building free trade areas. Recent achievements epitomize these efforts.     

RMB Internationalization： New Bright Spot n World Economy

THE widening usage of China＇s currency, the RMB, in inter- national trade and invest- ment has strengthened thecountry＇s trade ties with the rest of the world and actively promoted the growth of the global economy. China has also taken the RMB＇s internation- alization as an opportunity to promote its exchange rate reform and to open up the country＇s capital account.     

An International Platform of Consumption

The first China International Consumer Products Expo is to be held in Haikou.the provincial capital of Hainan Province,from May 7 to 10.The event joins China Import and Export Fair(Canton Fair)and China International Import Expo,as one of China's leading international commercial and trade events.China has been constantly working to foster the development of foreign trade platforms around a variety of themes that cater to the demands for development that occur at different times.     

China-U.S.Economic Relations:Accords and Discords

FOLLOWING a hiatus of 21 years,trade relations between the U.S. and China were resumed with the declaration of the Shanghai Joint Communiqué during President Nixon’s February 1972 visit to China. Prior to this historic declaration,President Nixon issued a statement on April 14,1971 outlining five steps to be taken before trade with China could be restarted. On June 10 of that year,the White House published a list of potential non-strategic trade items,thus setting the ball rolling toward an end to the trade ban imposed on China 21 years before.     

An Unfair Accusation

The trade imbalance between China and the United States is becoming a tool for Washington to pursue its "America First" ob-jective. U.S. President Donald Trump has on several occasions threatened to impose steep tariffs on com-modities from China and other countries because he sees the United States as "the victim of a global trade war." In January, the Trump administration imposed tariffs of up to 50 percent on imports of washing ma-chines and solar panels, coming mostly from South Korea and China, respectively. The latest data from China Customs show that China's exports to the U.S. market reached 2.91 tril-lion yuan ($465.2 bilion) in 2017, while imports from the United States amounted to 1.04 trillion yuan ($166.2 billion). China's trade surplus against the United States was 1.87 trilion yuan ($298.9 bilion), up 13 percent from of 2016. But is the trade imbal-ance realy unfair to the United States? Is it fair to judge the trade relationship simply on the basis of surplus or deif cit?     

New Chapter in Sino-Canadian Trade Story

This year marks the 30th anniversary of the establishment of the Canada China Business Council(CCBC),a private,membership-based association that seeks to facilitate trade and investment between Canada and China. In an exclusive interview with Beijing Review reporter Chen Ran,Sergio Marchi,President of the CCBC,shares his views on the current situation and prospects for Sino-Canadian trade links. For a video presentation of the interview, please visit www.bjreview.com.     

An Unchanged Stand

A head of the 13th round of bilateral trade talks between China and the U.S. in Washington, D.C., economists and entrepreneu's warned that U.S. President Donald Trump has set off a full-blown trade war by imposing several rounds of tariffs on Chinese goods, accusing China of “intellectual property theft” and sanctioning Chinese companies, thereby putting the global economy in danger.     

Bridge Over Troubled Water

正Consultations offer a way out of China-U.S.trade war After months of rising tensions between the United States and China due to an economic dispute over bilateral trade,the visit by Chinese Vice Premier Liu He,special envoy of President Xi Jinping,to Washington in May signaled a turning point and the possibility of negotiating a way out of the looming trade     

A New Stage

This year is likely to see even tighter trade and economic ties between China and South Korea This year marks the 15th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and the Republic of Korea (ROK), or South Korea, and it is also a year of friend-ly communication between the two coun-tries. Various activities, especially ChinesePremier Wen Jiabao’s successful visit toSouth Korea, have greatly promoted thedevelopment of bilateral relations, whichmeans Sino-ROK trade and economic tieswill step onto a new stage.     

Sea Silk Road

The salvaging of an 800-year-old sunken merchant ship could be evidence of an ancient ocean trade route between China and Europe You may know the Silk Road, a trade route from west China to the continents of Europe and Africa since China's Han Dynasty(206 B.C.-220)that got its name from the export of China's silk. But have you ever heard of a silk road on the     

Bright Prospects for China-South Korea FTA

正DURING President Xi Jinping’s state visit to the ROK in July,China and South Korea pledged to conclude negotiations on a free trade agreement(FTA)before the end of this year.Since China and South Korea established diplomatic relations 22years ago,trade between the two countries has grown at an average yearly rate of 23 percent.In 2012,bilateral trade reached a new high of US$256.3 billion.     

Spanish Local Delegation of Autonomous Region of Valencia in China

From November 11 to 24, 2005, the local delegation of Valencia led by Francisco Ribes, president of the Association of Friends of China of the Autonomous Region of Valencia, Spain, visited Beijing, Ningbo, Wuxi and Shanghai at the invitation of the CPAFFC. Traditional Friendship As the secretary-general of the Valencian Federation of Provinces and Municipalities, Francisco Ribes were invited to China in 1991 and 1992. After assuming the presidency of the Association of Friends of China of Valencia, he came to visit China several times. He is friendly to China and actively promotes the cultural, economic and trade exchanges between Spain and China and the development of friendly relations between the provinces and municipalities of the two countries.     

Reality Check

A powerful influx of capital saw China post its second largest trade surplus of $15.3 billion this September. "For the first time in nine months, China's trade surplus reached $110 billion, exceeding last year's total," reported Bloomberg News, citing the latest China's customs statistics. The soaring trade surplus not only further strains economic ties with the United States, but also threatens China's economic security. As the Chinese Government is working to curb the trade surplus through encouraging imports and boosting domestic spending, Guo Shuqing, Chairman of the China Construction Bank, one of the five state-owned lenders in China, shares his thoughts on the upside of Sino-U.S. trade relations.     

Duty-Free Time Is Now

<正>After 11 years of trying,China and South Korea sign their free trade agreement The signing of the China-South Korea free trade agreement(FTA)marks the beginning of an auspicious future—if everything goes as planned,the annual trade volume will double that of 2014 within the next five years.It is the latest in a series of moves illustrating the economic relationship between China     

Talking Free Trade

Last week, Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao headed a delegation to New Zealand, which was part of his South Pacific trip, to discuss trade and a potential free trade area between the two countries. Ahead of the visit, Beijing Review spoke with New Zealand Ambassador to China Tony Browne on his country's trade relationship with China.