Group 1 - The 2025 Global Cross-Border E-Commerce Trade Expo concluded successfully, attracting 116,000 attendees and generating 33,000 foreign trade procurement intentions, 25,000 cross-border e-commerce service cooperation intentions, and 12,000 platform entry intentions [1] - The expo featured a significant increase in scale, expanding from one hall in 2024 to four halls covering 70,000 square meters, with participation from 39 cross-border e-commerce platforms, 150 service providers, 1,000 source factories, 100 universities, and 100 recruiting companies [2] - The event showcased over 10,000 product categories, including outdoor goods, home textiles, baby toys, leather bags, protective gear, and consumer electronics, facilitating numerous buyer orders for participating companies [4] Group 2 - Key cross-border e-commerce parks and platforms, such as Alibaba's Digital Ecological Innovation Park and Yandex Market's first Asia-Pacific merchant service center, established a presence at the expo, with over 5,000 visitors at Amazon's booth [3] - The event fostered international trade relationships, with many foreign trade companies receiving buyer orders, exemplified by Taizhou Yuanchuang Outdoor Products Co., which secured an order for 2,800 sets of outdoor furniture valued at over 1 million yuan [4] - The expo also highlighted the comprehensive cross-border e-commerce one-stop operation service system introduced by Leqi Group, attracting 100 businesses interested in Amazon operations, distribution, and TikTok marketing [5]