Group 1 - The China International Import Expo (CIIE) has evolved from a "sales market" to an "innovation ecosystem," reflecting the continuous optimization of China's business environment [1][2] - The event has become a significant platform for multinational companies to invest in China, providing confidence and opportunities for global enterprises to share in international market prospects [1][3] - The integration of digital systems in cross-border trade, such as the "Cloud Trade" platform developed by Oujian Group, has improved customs clearance efficiency by 40% and reduced error rates to below 0.1% [1] Group 2 - The optimization of the business environment is not only about allowing goods to enter but also ensuring that companies can thrive and grow in China [2] - Luxury brand Maybach expanded its exhibition space from 36 square meters to 300 square meters at CIIE, indicating the potential of the Chinese market [2] - MUJI has strengthened its connection with the Chinese market through localized strategies, resulting in products designed in China being exported back to Japan and Southeast Asia [2] Group 3 - The CIIE serves as a mirror reflecting China's transition from a global "marketplace" to an "incubator" and "router" for global innovation [3] - This transformation encourages companies to root their R&D and design in China, fostering an open ecosystem characterized by inclusivity and sharing [3] - The expo gathers the global competitiveness of multinational companies and acts as a crucial platform for promoting global innovation and sustainable development [3]