China's foreign trade international competitiveness is strengthening constantly

Since the beginning of this year, China's export scale of technology-intensive products represented by mechanical and electrical products has increased significantly, the trade structure has continued to optimize, and export products continue to climb up the value chain, driving the international competitiveness of China's foreign trade.
In Jiangsu, the sea-rail direct train carrying 34 TEU of construction machinery cargo departed from Xuzhou, shipped to South America and Africa via Lianyungang. In Heilongjiang, a China-Europe train loaded with 110 new energy vehicles left Harbin International Container Center Station for Europe. In the first 11 months of this year, China exported 12.66 trillion yuan of mechanical and electrical products, an increase of 2.8%, accounting for nearly 60% of the total export value.
Today, China has 811 products ranked first in the global export scale, and its trade competitiveness is strong in mechanical and electrical equipment, organic chemicals and other fields. Some foreign trade enterprises also gradually climb up the value chain through the integration and innovation of the whole value chain. After years of development, this private enterprise has successfully acquired upstream foreign brand companies.
The booming cross-border e-commerce is also becoming an efficient platform for new products and technologies to go to sea. In Shenzhen Yantian Port, more than 10 cross-border e-commerce international shipping express lines support a large number of goods exports in Guangdong's industrial belt.
Nowadays, China has formed a multi-subject trade competitive advantage matrix in multiple fields. Taking the export of high-tech products as an example, state-owned enterprises are still the core subjects of China's rail transit equipment, ships and other exports, while private enterprises have become the main force in the export of new materials, biomedicine, wind power, photovoltaic and other fields. In addition, foreign-invested enterprises play an important role in the export of medical instruments, integrated circuits, electronic components and instruments.