On December 18, reports emerged highlighting that, amid the intricate and constantly evolving international trade landscape of this year, Chinese foreign trade enterprises have proactively participated in the global industrial division of labor. They have ventured into emerging markets and successfully forged a diversified market system. Data reveals that in the first 11 months of the year, China's aggregate import and export volume with countries along the 'Belt and Road' surpassed 21 trillion yuan, constituting over half of the nation's total foreign trade value. Focusing on exports, during the same 11-month period, China's cumulative export growth rate to 'Belt and Road' nations soared to 11.3%, outpacing the overall export growth rate and emerging as a pivotal driver for export expansion. Notably, exports of high-end manufactured goods, including chips and new energy vehicles, have witnessed rapid growth.