In 2023, there were 50 cross-border e-commerce industrial belts with transaction volumes exceeding 10 billion yuan, distributed across multiple coastal and inland provinces and cities. The industrial belts driven by cross-border e-commerce have gone global, allowing Chinese enterprises to directly face international consumers and gain the most valuable negotiation power, channel control, and pricing power for value appreciation. This has promoted the transformation of "Made in China" into "Chinese Brands" with independent design concepts and strong market competitiveness, breaking the long-standing dilemma of being locked in the low-end of the global value chain, and helping China occupy a more important position in the global value chain.

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