Group 1 - The core viewpoint is that Chinese private enterprises have successfully expanded their markets from local to international levels, driven by market forces and the need to meet unmet demands [1][2] - The historical context of the Silk Road illustrates the importance of market forces in trade, contrasting with the passive trade of the traditional economy [1] - Post-reform, Chinese private enterprises have actively utilized market forces by integrating production, sales, and market development within their organizations [1] Group 2 - The U.S. tariff war has impacted Chinese private enterprises' overseas expansion, but the global market remains open with many countries eager to attract investment [2] - There is a call for a global perspective, as many countries are expanding trade and welcoming investment, similar to the enthusiasm seen in 1980s China [2] - The changing global institutional costs present opportunities for Chinese enterprises to explore previously overlooked markets, which may become significant growth areas in the future [2]