Group 1: Global Recognition of Hainan Free Trade Port - Hainan Free Trade Port has a global recognition rate of 30%, lower than Singapore (38%) and Hong Kong (50%) [1] - Recognition is particularly strong in ASEAN countries, the Belt and Road Initiative countries, and the United States [1] - The primary international positioning of Hainan Free Trade Port is as a zero-tariff zone and an international tourism consumption center [5][6] Group 2: Policy International Benchmarking - Hainan Free Trade Port implements a "zero tariff" policy, facilitating a customs supervision system characterized by low intervention and high efficiency [7] - The investment model uses a negative list approach, which is the shortest foreign investment negative list in mainland China [8] - Tax policies are centered around "zero tariffs, low tax rates, and simplified tax systems," showcasing significant institutional innovation and global competitiveness [8] Group 3: Domestic Enterprise Recognition - Nearly 70% of surveyed enterprises express a willingness to establish operations in domestic free trade ports, but only 30% have experience doing so [15] - The geographical advantages of Hainan, including its proximity to Southeast Asia and favorable climate for agriculture, are recognized by enterprises [16] - Enterprises seek enhanced industrial clusters, improved infrastructure, and a better business environment in Hainan [17][19] Group 4: Future Development Directions - Hainan Free Trade Port aims to advance a modern industrial system, focusing on tourism, modern services, high-tech industries, and tropical agriculture [20] - The port will continue to innovate policies in trade, finance, taxation, personnel, and data management, serving as a high-level open institutional model for the nation [21] - 91% of surveyed enterprises are optimistic about the future development of Hainan Free Trade Port, with 57% considering it as a candidate for establishment [22]