Xu Lin: Further Opening Up Import Channels And Adding Duty-Free Shops To Overseas Imports

Director of planning department, development and Reform Commission

Recently, in order to better meet the consumption needs of residents, it can be further smooth.

Meanwhile, by adding some duty-free shops, Chinese consumers, including international consumers, can buy more products imported from abroad.

The Information Office of the State Council today held a regular briefing session of the State Council, and Wang Peian, deputy director of the development and Reform Commission, and the deputy director of the health and Family Planning Commission, introduced the guiding opinions on actively giving play to the leading role of new consumption, accelerating the development of new supply new power, and guiding opinions on accelerating the development of the life service industry to promote the upgrading of consumption structure and the guiding opinions on promoting the integration of health care and pension services, and answering reporters' questions.

Xu Lin said that over the past few years, more and more Chinese consumers have gone shopping abroad, so at the airport and entry ports, Chinese tourists can often see big bags and small bags full of foreign consumer goods purchased abroad, and some Chinese consumers are queuing up abroad, especially in the airport tax-free formalities.

This reflects the increasing demand of Chinese consumers for imported products.

In response to this situation, Xu Lin said that in order to better meet the consumption needs of residents, we can further smooth the channels of imports, while adding some

Shops, enabling Chinese consumers, including international consumers, can buy more products imported from abroad in China.

This enlargement of imports is also in line with the strategy of the CPC Central Committee recently put forward in the thirteenth five year plan proposal.

These policy initiatives will be further implemented with the introduction of documents.