新春中国行｜“全球购”：中国民众年货里的世界味道

Group 1 - The article highlights the increasing trend of Chinese consumers purchasing foreign goods for the Spring Festival, reflecting a shift in shopping habits due to the growth of e-commerce [1][4] - Various international products, including Japanese cosmetics, Korean face masks, American health supplements, New Zealand milk powder, Belgian chocolates, and British vacuum cleaners, are now commonly found in Chinese consumers' shopping carts [1] - The cross-border e-commerce center in Yantai is experiencing significant activity, with 15,000 orders shipped daily, indicating a robust demand for imported goods [4] Group 2 - The sales of imported products, such as Spanish sparkling wine and Italian Moscato, have seen substantial increases, with some items experiencing over a threefold rise in sales [5] - The improvement of supply chains and customs processes, including a "first release, then tax payment" policy, has facilitated the influx of foreign goods into the Chinese market [8] - The establishment of a rapid customs clearance channel in Yantai has enhanced the efficiency of cross-border e-commerce, allowing for next-day delivery of orders placed on certain platforms [8]