Core Viewpoint - The Chinese Ministry of Commerce emphasizes a cautious and restrained approach to trade remedy measures, contrasting with the EU's aggressive stance against Chinese exports, particularly in the pork and electric vehicle sectors [1][2]. Group 1: Trade Investigations - The anti-dumping investigation into EU pork products was initiated based on applications from the domestic industry in China, with the investigation conducted fairly and in accordance with WTO rules [1]. - In 2023, the EU has initiated 7 original investigations against China, accounting for nearly 40% of its total external investigations, involving approximately $3.5 billion in Chinese exports [2]. Group 2: Trade Remedies and Responses - Currently, there are 95 ongoing trade remedy measures by the EU against China, affecting around $39.3 billion in Chinese exports [2]. - The EU's investigation into electric vehicle subsidies was initiated without any domestic industry application, which China views as an unreasonable and non-compliant use of trade remedy measures [2]. Group 3: Dialogue and Cooperation - China has engaged in over 20 rounds of consultations with the EU, aiming for mutually acceptable solutions and maintaining an open and cooperative stance [2]. - The Ministry of Commerce expresses hope that the EU will recognize industry concerns and work towards creating an open and stable market environment through dialogue [2].