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Group 1 - Hainan Free Trade Port officially launched its full island customs closure on December 18, marking a significant milestone after over five years of preparation [1] - The customs closure is seen as a starting point for Hainan, with expectations for further tax reductions and the implementation of low tax rates and visa-free policies [1][30] - In the week leading up to the customs closure, Haikou registered 7,544 new companies, averaging 1,077 registrations per day, indicating strong interest from businesses [20][22] Group 2 - The global largest single duty-free store, operated by China Tourism Group's CDFG, opened its doors on the same day as the customs closure, featuring over 800 international and domestic brands [2][5] - The new duty-free policy allows for a shift from a "positive list" to a "negative list" model, expanding the range of zero-tariff goods to approximately 6,600 tax items [8][10] - The first batch of zero-tariff goods, including petrochemical raw materials, successfully arrived at Yangpu Port, demonstrating the operational efficiency of the customs system [30] Group 3 - The customs closure is designed to create a special area regulated by customs, allowing for the free movement of goods within the island while controlling the flow to the mainland [6][18] - Key regulatory focuses include zero-tariff goods, goods with over 30% value-added for domestic sales, and items subject to restrictions [18] - The new policies are expected to attract various types of capital and resources to Hainan, enhancing the business environment and aligning with global standards [30]