The Current Situation and Countermeasures of China's Service Trade Exports

Yuhua Kang; Shuhan Cao

doi:10.54097/kfse6582

Authors

Yuhua Kang
Shuhan Cao

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/kfse6582

Keywords:

Export of service trade, Current development status, Policy recommendations.

Abstract

In recent years, China's service trade exports have continued to expand in scale and gradually optimize in structure, becoming an important force driving high-quality economic development. However, compared to developed countries, China's service trade still faces issues such as a large deficit, weak industrial foundation, unbalanced structure, and external challenges. Based on the latest data and policy context, this article analyzes the current development status and main challenges of China's service trade exports, and proposes strategies such as accelerating the opening up of the service industry, focusing on the cultivation of high-quality talents in the service sector, and speeding up integration and participation in the restructuring of global service trade rules to enhance international competitiveness, improve the quality and efficiency of service trade, and provide references for achieving the goal of becoming a strong trading nation.

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