In today's interconnected world, U.S. tariff threats seem less daunting when you have a global community behind you 🌍. Yiwu, a vibrant city in Zhejiang Province on the Chinese mainland, is famously known as the "supermarket for the world." Whether it's toys, shoes, or even the tiny buttons on your clothes, chances are, they’ve passed through Yiwu’s bustling markets.
During a recent visit, CGTN's Li Jingjing explored the city's dynamic trading floors and spoke with businesspeople from over 200 countries and regions. The burning question on everyone's mind: Are these exporters worried about the on-and-off U.S. tariff challenges? Many in Yiwu believe that a diverse international business network makes such threats less intimidating.
Local coordination from experts like Yu Jia and Wu Xiaping from YWICC further highlighted how global partnerships and a well-connected market help neutralize isolated economic pressures. In Yiwu, the strength of diversified trade means that tariff drama is just another headline rather than a business stopper.
This story reminds us that in a world full of bold predictions and dramatic news, the steady pulse of international trade continues to thrive, proving that strong global ties can overcome even the most formidable challenges. Next time you enjoy a product, remember its journey might have started in the lively alleys of Yiwu!
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U.S. tariff threats less scary when you trade with the whole world
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