Core Viewpoint - The State Council of China has deployed measures to replicate and promote the pilot experiences of the China (Shanghai) Free Trade Zone (FTZ), aiming to leverage high-level openness to drive deep reforms and high-quality development [1][2]. Group 1: Pilot Measures and Innovations - The Shanghai FTZ has implemented 80 pilot measures that have largely been put into practice over the past year, leading to significant institutional innovations and advanced experiences that support the expansion of institutional openness [1][2]. - A new facilitation customs clearance model has been introduced, which includes "pre-reporting, advance review, immediate passage upon arrival, and immediate unpacking," significantly reducing the time for goods to be transferred from port to shipment by 50% [1]. - The FTZ has also launched a negative list for data export, focusing on the reinsurance, international shipping, and trade sectors, effectively promoting efficient and secure cross-border data flow [1]. Group 2: Government Procurement and Reforms - The Shanghai government procurement cloud platform has introduced a "benchmarking reform window," implementing over 2,200 procurement projects according to high-standard rules, with more than 1,000 projects published in both Chinese and English [1]. Group 3: International Trade Agreements - The Ministry of Commerce has indicated that China is actively preparing to join the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP), having conducted in-depth analysis and evaluation of the agreement since its application in September 2021 [2][3]. - China is engaging in extensive communication with CPTPP members to demonstrate its commitment and capability to meet the high standards of the agreement, while also conducting pilot tests in designated free trade zones [2][3].