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Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the contrasting trends in foreign trade, with traditional trade facing challenges while cross-border e-commerce experiences growth, driven by the launch of new direct cargo flight routes to enhance supply chain capabilities for overseas consumption [3]. Cross-Border E-Commerce Support - A new direct cargo flight route from Wenzhou to Tashkent, Uzbekistan, has been established, carrying 50 tons of cross-border e-commerce goods, aimed at capitalizing on the overseas consumption peak during events like Black Friday and Christmas [5]. - The opening of this route enhances the international competitiveness of local foreign trade enterprises and strengthens supply chain support for cross-border e-commerce businesses in Zhejiang and surrounding areas [5]. - Urumqi's international cargo flight route to Uzbekistan has also been launched, significantly increasing the airport's cargo flight share to Central Asia and Europe, with international cargo throughput reaching 55,000 tons by the end of July, a nearly fourfold increase year-on-year [6]. Growth in Trade with Belt and Road Countries - In the first three quarters, China's imports and exports with Belt and Road countries reached 17.37 trillion yuan, a 6.2% increase, accounting for 51.7% of total trade value, with notable growth in trade with ASEAN, Latin America, Africa, and Central Asia [8]. - Cross-border e-commerce imports and exports were approximately 2.06 trillion yuan, growing by 6.4%, with exports reaching about 1.63 trillion yuan, a 6.6% increase [8]. Expansion of Direct Cargo Routes - New direct cargo routes are being established to enhance trade efficiency, such as the Shanghai-Pudong to Santiago route, which is the longest direct cargo route from mainland China to South America, significantly reducing logistics time for Chilean cherries [11]. - The opening of the Chengdu-Glasgow route allows for direct access to Scotland, facilitating the import of local products like salmon and whiskey into China, while also supporting various industries including cross-border e-commerce [12]. E-Commerce Growth in Business Districts - The Shanghai Hongqiao International Central Business District reported over 64 million cross-border e-commerce orders and a transaction amount exceeding 10 billion yuan in the first three quarters of 2025, marking a year-on-year increase of 5.8 times and 4.6 times, respectively [9]. - The structure of China's export products is shifting towards higher technology and value-added products, with cross-border e-commerce becoming a key platform for small and medium-sized foreign trade enterprises [9].