Aerial photo taken on Jan. 11, 2021 shows a view of the Pacific international container terminal at the Tianjin Port of north China's Tianjin Municipality.(Photo: Xinhua)
BEIJING, March 7, Global Times - China's foreign trade performance came off to a brisk start this year, with its imports and exports surging 32.2 percent in the first two months. Among the resurgence of its exports, the shipments to Australia jumped 57.2 percent year-on-year, and the reasons behind deserve serious reflection by Australian policy-makers who have been ignorantly undermining bilateral relations with its largest trading partner.
Why has China recorded an overall export jump of 50.1 percent in the first two months, and an even higher export increase to Australia? The reasons primarily include the emerging recovery of major economies around the world, as well as lower previous data due to the sudden onslaught of the novel coronavirus last year.
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