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【Xinhua News Agency】 Zhao Chuan: Logistics and Retail Business Climate Indices Show Steady Increase


On May 15, 2024, Professor Zhao Chuan, Vice Dean of the Business School at Beijing Technology and Business University, was interviewed by Xinhua News Agency. He commented on the sustained recovery and positive trend of the Chinese economy, highlighting the steady increase in logistics and retail business climate indices.

Recently, multiple departments released updated economic data that outline an upward economic curve, signaling a steady growth trajectory for the Chinese economy. In the interview, Professor Zhao focused on data from the logistics sector. According to the China Federation of Logistics and Purchasing, key indicators such as the e-commerce logistics index, total business volume index, and logistics efficiency index all showed improvements in April compared to the previous month. Notably, the volume of rural e-commerce logistics business grew rapidly, increasing by over 25% compared to the same period last year.


Professor Zhao explained that the rise in rural e-commerce logistics business volume reflects the rapid development trend of rural e-commerce logistics. This growth is attributed to rising incomes and improved consumption levels among farmers. The new growth momentum has shifted from urban areas to rural regions, injecting new vitality into rural e-commerce and promoting rural economic prosperity. These trends indicate that the logistics industry will have broader development prospects and significant growth opportunities in the future.

The Business School has consistently focused on in-depth research in the service industry, digital consumption, state-owned enterprises, and logistics and supply chain fields. Professor Zhao Chuan's interview with a leading media outlet highlighted the School's role as an industry think tank with profound understanding and forward-looking judgment on key issues. Since its release, the news article has garnered over 1.2 million views, demonstrating its broad impact. Moving forward, the School will continue to monitor the latest developments in digital commerce and logistics, maintaining a focus on cutting-edge issues.