Core Viewpoint - After the easing of the tariff war, Yiwu's orders from the U.S. are gradually recovering, but the international environment remains uncertain, leading Yiwu merchants to adopt a cautiously optimistic attitude [1] Group 1: Digital Trade Ecosystem - Yiwu China Small Commodities City launched the "Global Digital Trade Center E-commerce Gravity Acceleration Plan" on May 20, inviting 17 major global e-commerce platforms to accelerate the construction of a digital trade ecosystem [1][3] - The event attracted over 200,000 online and offline participants, marking a surge in digital e-commerce interest in Yiwu [3] - The plan aims to provide Yiwu merchants with policy support, traffic assistance, and methodological guidance to enhance their global presence [13] Group 2: Multi-Channel Strategy - Yiwu merchants learned from past trade wars that diversifying channels is essential to mitigate risks in a complex international environment [1] - The integration of AI and cross-border e-commerce platforms is crucial for merchants to proactively market their products and seize market opportunities [7][10] - The "Global Digital Trade Center" is set to open in October, featuring AI digital technology and innovative layouts to create a new digital trade ecosystem [13][15] Group 3: Global Collaboration - The event highlighted the collaboration between local insights from platforms like Alibaba and Tencent and international strategies from platforms like Walmart and Shopee, creating a bridge for trade between China and regions like Africa and Latin America [4] - Merchants expressed that the digital ecosystem in Yiwu provides them with the confidence to explore multiple procurement channels, reducing costs and risks associated with relying on single sources [8][10] - The acceleration plan is expected to break down trade barriers and simplify procurement processes for overseas buyers [10][15]