Group 1 - The article highlights the impact of U.S. tariffs on global trade rules and the proactive measures taken by Chinese foreign trade enterprises to adapt to the challenging external trade environment [1] - A children's products manufacturing company in Kunshan has paused shipments to the U.S., which is its largest single market, with exports exceeding $200 million in 2024 [5] - Despite production delays for U.S. shipments, the company's R&D department is accelerating the launch of new products, originally scheduled for 2026 and 2027, to 2025, leveraging exclusive technology and design innovations [10] Group 2 - The article discusses the expansion of global markets and diversification strategies adopted by businesses to cope with challenges, including the use of AI-generated videos for product promotion in Yiwu [16][19] - A representative from Yiwu International Trade City noted the increasing demand for Arabic language skills among merchants to better communicate with Middle Eastern clients [21] - Government support plays a crucial role in helping enterprises expand their overseas e-commerce channels, as seen in the cross-border e-commerce public service center in Jinjiang, which connects over 70 global e-commerce platforms [24] Group 3 - Companies are increasingly integrating domestic and international market strategies, as demonstrated by a body fat scale manufacturer that adapted its products for the domestic market, resulting in a significant increase in sales [25][27] - An audio equipment manufacturer, previously focused on exports, has begun its first steps into the domestic market by establishing a dedicated internal sales and e-commerce department [27]