Core Insights - The "Belt and Road" National Pavilion in Wuhan's Central Trade Service Area offers foreign goods at prices 30% lower than imported supermarkets, attracting significant consumer interest [1] - The pavilion spans approximately 20,000 square meters and showcases products from 52 countries, serving as a hub for international trade cooperation and a display area for imported goods in Hubei [1] - Since its opening on May 1, the pavilion's revenue has doubled compared to the previous month, drawing numerous foreign delegations from Southeast Asia [1] Group 1 - The Central Trade Service Area is strategically located to leverage Wuhan's geographical advantages for nationwide distribution, significantly reducing logistics costs [2] - The "Belt and Road" National Pavilion is the only large-scale national pavilion cluster in Central China, supported by the Yangluo International Port and the China-Europe Railway Express [2] - The area aims to become a trade hub connecting Southeast Asia with inland China, enhancing market access for small and medium-sized enterprises [1][2]