Bloomberg:

You have just talked about the measures that the GACC has taken to boost imports and exports. My question is mainly about overseas demand. As we have seen, the United States, European, and many other countries are facing the risk of recession, with their global demand declining. What do you think of the growth in international demand in the coming year? My second question is: How do you view the future export growth without regarding the price factor? Thank you.

Thank you for your questions. As I have just said, the international market demand maintained relatively stable, which has opened up broad space for China's export. As for the trend of the second half of the year, as I have said, China's economy is strong and has great potential, and the long-term economic growth remains unchanged. Although there are still some unstable and uncertain factors, our domestic production demand is gradually recovering and improving. Besides, enterprises have resumed production at a fast pace. Therefore, imports and exports will maintain steady growth in the second half of the year. Thank you.