Core Viewpoint - Hainan Free Trade Port has officially launched a full island closure, marking a significant step in China's commitment to high-level opening-up and the construction of an open world economy [3][10]. Group 1: Economic Development and Trade - Hainan's trade import and export volume is projected to increase from 933.3 billion in 2020 to 2,778.9 billion by 2024, crossing two trillion thresholds [15]. - The number of foreign investment countries and regions in Hainan has reached 178, indicating a growing interest in the region [15]. - The number of operating entities in Hainan has increased to 4.6 times that of May 2020, reflecting a robust business environment [15]. - As of October this year, the cumulative import value under the "zero tariff" policy has reached 27.2 billion, resulting in a tax reduction of 5.15 billion [15]. Group 2: Policy and Regulatory Framework - The "zero tariff" policy in Hainan has expanded from over 1,900 items before the closure to 6,637 items, with the proportion of zero-tariff goods increasing from 21% to 74% [11]. - New policies have been implemented to facilitate the import of goods and their processing for domestic sales without tariffs, enhancing the attractiveness for foreign investors [11][12]. - Hainan has established the first international ship registration management bureau in China and has implemented a unique "one port" international ship registration mechanism [12][13]. Group 3: Global Connectivity and Investment Attraction - Hainan has opened 65 international and domestic trade routes, enhancing its connectivity with global markets [15]. - The region has attracted a wave of global talent, with a total of 1.03 million various talents introduced over the past seven years [15]. - The Boao Lecheng International Medical Tourism Pilot Zone has achieved synchronization with international standards in medical technology, equipment, and pharmaceuticals, attracting patients for innovative treatments [6][9].