CCTV News: In 2025, facing the uncertainty of the international foreign trade situation, Chinese companies "going overseas" face unprecedented tests and challenges. But difficulties sometimes contain opportunities, and many National People's Congress representatives have also given their own solutions.

National People's Congress representative Jia Shaoqian: "After years of development, our basic capabilities are constantly improving. Through technological innovation and accumulation, these product advantages have formed China's strong competitiveness in foreign export trade. I believe that in the future, we can seize the opportunity well and achieve breakthroughs in foreign trade and export fields."

National People's Congress representative Xiong Jianming: "At present, as a high-tech manufacturing industry, we have indeed encountered some difficulties in product exports. As an enterprise, we still need to improve our competitive advantages, make customers feel that we must choose you, have reason to choose you, and let our competitors not catch up with you in the comprehensive industrial chain of technology. Especially in after-sales service, this part is something the enterprise itself needs to improve."

National People's Congress Representative Pan Baochun: "Globalization is irreversible. China's foreign trade situation will definitely not be bad, because today is speaking by strength. Through so many years of development practice, we have found that the stronger the restrictions in a certain field, the faster China will develop. We are applying the saying: The West does not brighten the East."

The National People's Congress representative weighed: "I think the essence of a trade war is also a price problem, but it is still a cost problem. But in the end, it still depends on high quality and high competitiveness to go global. Therefore, innovation is very critical. In the past, foreign trade grew rapidly, and along the way, it also relied on discovering such experience. If you don't say that the price advantage will definitely win. The diversification of market exports and trade export structures has also given you a lot of room to drive foreign trade to stabilize domestic growth."