Core Viewpoint - The 2025 version of the Market Access Negative List has been released, reducing the number of restrictions from 117 to 106, indicating a continued effort to simplify market access and promote economic development [1][2]. Group 1: Changes in the Negative List - The new list directly removes 8 national measures, including changing the seal engraving industry from a licensing system to a filing system [2]. - A total of 17 local measures have been deleted, affecting sectors such as transportation logistics and vehicle rental services [2]. - Eight national measures have been relaxed, including the establishment of television production units and the management of drug wholesale and retail enterprises [2]. Group 2: New Regulations and Emphasis - The new list further regulates access to new industries, including unmanned aerial vehicles and e-cigarettes, while emphasizing the importance of safety in key areas such as finance and production [3]. - It specifies that non-financial institutions must not use terms like "futures company" in their registration names or business scopes, reinforcing regulations against unauthorized futures activities [3]. Group 3: Market Access Barrier Removal - The government will initiate actions to clear market access barriers, aiming to eliminate unreasonable regulations and practices that hinder market entry [3]. - A long-term mechanism will be established for collecting, verifying, and reporting cases of market access barriers to ensure a fair market environment [3].