Group 1 - Walmart has officially opened its global e-commerce office in Wuhan, marking its sixth office in China and indicating a stronger commitment to the Central China market [1][3] - The establishment of the Wuhan office is seen as a significant achievement in attracting trade and investment to Wuhan and the East Lake High-tech Zone, reflecting confidence from leading e-commerce platforms in the region's foreign trade development [3][4] - The Wuhan office will create a local team to provide comprehensive services for sellers, including account registration, operations, logistics, advertising, and multi-channel expansion, catering to various stages of international market entry [3][4] Group 2 - Wuhan has designated this year as the "Year of Cultivating Cross-Border E-Commerce Ecosystem," hosting over 50 events to promote the transformation of manufacturing and traditional foreign trade enterprises, leading to the formation of specialized cross-border e-commerce industrial belts [4] - The city is accelerating the construction of cross-border e-commerce industrial parks, with eight provincial-level parks completed and over 20 under construction, attracting well-known platforms and service providers like Walmart Global E-commerce, Wildberries, and Dhgate [4] - The opening of Walmart's global e-commerce office is expected to create new opportunities for the development of cross-border e-commerce in Hubei, assisting more enterprises in expanding into global markets [4]