Group 1 - South Africa's import tax revenue from China for the fiscal year 2024/25 reached 105 billion rand, accounting for 30.9% of the total import tax revenue, surpassing the combined total from Germany, the United States, India, Thailand, Japan, Italy, and the United Kingdom [2] - Major categories contributing to the tax revenue include vehicles, aircraft, and vessels, which represent 25.6% of the customs revenue [2] - Despite significant growth in fiscal revenue, South Africa's trade deficit with China continues to widen, with exports to China amounting to 164 billion rand and imports reaching 304 billion rand, resulting in a deficit of approximately 136.6 billion rand [2] Group 2 - Exports to China account for about 3.3% of South Africa's GDP, supporting 330,000 jobs [2] - The trend indicates a need for further optimization of trade and industrial structure to promote sustainable development of the domestic manufacturing sector [2]