To play, according to Chinese government net 8 cross-border electricity power transformation and upgrading of traditional industries, the positive role to promote the development of digital industry, the State Council has approval in ordos city, yangzhou city, ala shan kou city and other 27 cities and regions set up cross-border e-commerce comprehensive experimental zone, concrete implementation scheme by the local people's government at the provincial level respectively responsible for the printing.

Since the establishment of the first cross-border e-commerce comprehensive pilot zone in 2015, the area has been expanded several times. Up to now, China has a total of 132 cross-border e-commerce comprehensive pilot zones. According to the approval of The State Council on the establishment of comprehensive pilot zones for cross-border e-commerce in 27 cities and regions including Ordos, the 27 cities and regions will copy and promote the mature experience and practices of the previous five comprehensive pilot zones, make every effort to stabilize the basic level of foreign trade and foreign investment, and promote the high-quality development of trade.

In recent years, new forms of foreign trade in China have developed vigorously and made continuous innovations. How to further realize the liberalization, facilitation and standardization of cross-border e-commerce? The reply stressed that the people's governments of relevant provinces (autonomous regions) should strengthen the organization and leadership of the construction of comprehensive pilot zones, improve the mechanism, clarify the division of labor and fulfill responsibilities, and promote the construction and development of comprehensive pilot zones in an orderly and effective way. The relevant departments of The State Council shall, in accordance with the division of functions, strengthen coordination, guidance and policy support for the comprehensive pilot zones, and give full play to the demonstration and leading role of the comprehensive pilot zones.

In addition, the approval also requires the establishment and improvement of cross-border e-commerce information management mechanisms, and timely provision of relevant electronic information according to the management needs of relevant departments. We should regularly report our work plan, pilot experience and results to the Ministry of Commerce and other departments, and strive to make new progress and breakthroughs in improving the institutions and mechanisms for promoting cross-border e-commerce development and promoting the construction of supporting systems.

As an important support measure to accelerate the development of new forms and models of foreign trade, expanding the scope of comprehensive pilot zones for cross-border e-commerce will play a significant driving role. Experts believe that encouraging the expansion of comprehensive pilot zones for cross-border e-commerce, supporting them to carry out pilot projects, and making full use of online and offline channels are conducive to expanding diversified market space and promoting stable and improved foreign trade quality.