中国开放新格局：为全球经济巨轮注入"定海神针"

Group 1 - China's total import and export value of goods exceeded 42 trillion yuan in 2023, maintaining its position as the world's largest goods trading nation for six consecutive years, driven by a market of 1.4 billion people [1] - The Shanghai Free Trade Zone sees over 10 billion yuan worth of cross-border goods flowing daily, while Hainan Free Trade Port showcases duty-free products from over 150 countries, reflecting China's commitment to global trade [3] - The China-Europe Railway Express has reached 25 European countries and 217 cities, with over 80,000 trains operated, enhancing logistics connectivity between China and Southeast Asia [5] Group 2 - Major foreign investment projects in China, such as Tesla's Shanghai Gigafactory and BASF's integrated base in Zhanjiang, indicate international capital's confidence in the Chinese economy, with actual foreign investment surpassing 1.2 trillion yuan in 2022 [7] - National-level exhibitions like the Canton Fair and the China International Import Expo facilitate global trade, with the sixth CIIE featuring over 3,400 companies from 128 countries and an intended transaction amount of 78.4 billion USD [9] - Financial openness is accelerating, with the "Southbound Bond Connect" leading to a threefold increase in domestic investors holding Hong Kong and Macau bonds, and the RMB's share in global payments rising to 3.2%, making it the fourth most used currency [9] Group 3 - China continues to lower import tariffs on 1,585 items and has signed 19 free trade agreements with 26 countries and regions, contributing to the formation of the world's largest free trade area under RCEP [9] - China's role as a "world factory," "global market," and "innovation hub" is crucial for stabilizing the global economy, as highlighted by the UN Conference on Trade and Development [9] - China's higher level of openness is shaping a new development pattern, with its economic growth providing strong momentum for the global economy [10]