According to the China News Service, Wei Jianguo, former vice minister of the Ministry of Commerce and vice chairman of the China Center for International Economic Exchange, said in a recent interview that although the overall global demand is not booming, Europe and the United States are about to usher in the peak season of traditional Christmas consumption. Many large supermarkets have consumed a lot of inventory due to supply chain obstruction some time ago and are in urgent need of replenishment. European countries are also in urgent need of cold protection supplies to deal with the "cold winter" caused by the energy crisis. These multi-variety, multi-level and large-scale needs can only be met by countries like China, which have a highly complete industrial chain. If China's foreign trade enterprises can firmly grasp the demand in these three aspects in September and October and seize the opportunity to take orders, coupled with favorable factors such as the devaluation of the RMB exchange rate and the continued release of the effects of stable foreign trade policies, it is expected that China's foreign trade growth rate will remain in double digits this year.