Member of Editorial Committee (in no particular order)
Gu Dawei, Deputy Director General of High Technology Industry Department, National Development and Reform Commission of the PRC
Zhang Daliang, Director General of Department of Higher Education, Ministry of Education of the PRC
Hu Shihui, Deputy Director General of Department of High and New Technology and Industrialization Development, Ministry of Science and Technology of the PRC
Dong Baoqing, Deputy Director General of Informatization Promotion Department, Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of the PRC
Fan Shuangwen, Deputy Director General of Payment and Settlement Department, People's Bank of China
Bai Jianjun, Deputy Director of China E-port Data Center, General Administration of Customers of the PRC
Tan Heng, Deputy Director General of Policies and Regulations Department, State Administration of Taxation of the PRC
Yang Hongfeng, Deputy Director General of Department of Market Regulation, State Administration for Industry & Commerce of the PRC
Hou Linglin, Director General of Information Center, the Party Committee of General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of the PRC
Song Yuezheng, Director General of Foreign Trade Economic Statistics Department,
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National Bureau of Statistics of China
Lin Tao, Deputy Director General of Foreign Trade Economic Statistics Department, National Bureau of Statistics of China
Zhang Weihua, Deputy Director General of Industrial Statistics Department, National Bureau of Statistics of China
Li Li, Deputy Director General of Service Statistics Department, National Bureau of Statistics of China
Tang Bing, Deputy Director General of Comprehensive Coordination Department, China National Tourism Administration
Gao Yingzhan, Deputy Director General of Department of Personnel, Science Technology and Education, Civil Aviation Administration of China
Wang Feng, Deputy Director General of Market Regulation Department, State Post Bureau of the PRC
Wang Xuekun, Deputy Director of Policy Research Office, Ministry of Commerce of the PRC
Liu Haiquan, Director General of Comprehensive Department, Ministry of Commerce of the PRC
Tang Wenhong, Deputy Secretary of Rules and Regulations Department, Ministry of Commerce of the PRC
Wu Guohua, Deputy Secretary of Rules and Regulations Department, Ministry of Commerce of the PRC
Zhang Xialing, Deputy Secretary of Foreign Trade Department, Ministry of Commerce of the PRC
Cai Yudong, Deputy Secretary of Electronic Commerce and Informatization Department, Ministry of Commerce of the PRC
Nie Linhai, Deputy Inspector of Electronic Commerce and Informatization Department, Ministry of Commerce of the PRC
Liu Liqun, Project Chief Inspector of China International Electronic Commerce Center (CO.,Ltd)
Sun Yao, Deputy Director General of Beijing Municipal Commission of Commerce
Zhao Guangtong, Deputy Director General of Tianjin Municipal Commission of Commerce
Shi Yuqiang, Deputy Director of Commerce Department of Hebei Province
Sun Zhaolan, Deputy Director of Discipline Inspection Group of Commerce Department of Shanxi Province
Ma Yunxian, Deputy Director General of Commerce Department of Autonomous Region
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Wang Jingming, Deputy Director General of Liaoning Province Bureau of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation Zha Taisen, Deputy Director of Liaoning Province Committee of Service Liu Dechun, Director of Dalian Municipal Bureau of Foreign Trade and Economic
Cooperation Ni Songfa, Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee of Dalian Municipal Committee of
Service Zhang Changxin, Deputy Director General of Commerce Department of Jilin Province Zheng Ronggen, Deputy Director General of Commerce Department of Heilongjiang
Province Gu Jiahe, Deputy Director of Shanghai Municipal Commission of Commerce Da Jiaxiang, Deputy Director General of Commerce Department of Jiangsu Province Chen Rufang, Assistant Inspector of Commerce Department of Zhejiang Province Hong Maolin, Assistant Director of Ningbo Municipal Bureau of Trade Gang Yong, Deputy Director of Ningbo Municipal Bureau of Foreign Trade and
Economic Cooperation Pan Wanjin, Deputy Director General of Commerce Department of Anhui Province Zhong Muda, Deputy Director General of Fujian Province Department of Foreign Trade
and Economic Cooperation Wu Bingcheng, Deputy Director of Fujian Provincial Economic and Trade Commission Chen Lisheng, Acting Director of Commerce Bureau of Xiamen City Deng Biyun, Assistant Inspector of Commerce Department of Anhui Province Wei Huaxiang, Deputy Director General of Commerce Department of Shandong
Province Guo Jian, Assistant Inspector of Commerce Bureau of Qingdao City Zhang Leiming, Deputy Director General of Commerce Department of Henan Province Ma Daqiang, Deputy Director General of Commerce Department of Hubei Province Zhou Chuan, Deputy Director General of Commerce Department of Hunan Province Ma Hua, Deputy Director General of Guangdong Province Department of Foreign Trade
and Economic Cooperation Jia Xingdong, Deputy Director of Shenzhen Municipal Commission of Economic and Informatization Huang Huansheng, Deputy Director General of Commerce Department of Guangxi
Province Wang Keqiang, Deputy Director General of Commerce Department of Hainan Province Zhang Gang, Deputy Director of Chongqing Municipal Commission of Foreign
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Economic and Trade Cooperation
Jiang Shouguang, Deputy Director of Chongqing Municipal Commission of Commerce
Yang Chunxuan, Deputy Director General of Commerce Department of Sichuan Province
Zhang Junping, Deputy Director General of Commerce Department of Guizhou Province
Zhu Fei, Deputy Director General of Commerce Department of Yunnan Province
Xu Bo, Deputy Director General of Commerce Department of Tibet Autonomous Region
Jia Yinsheng, Assistant Inspector of Commerce Department of Shanxi Province
Ren Fukang, Deputy Director General of Commerce Department of Gansu Province
Yang Zhengwei, Deputy Director General of Commerce Department of Qinghai Province
Deng Kuan, Deputy Director General of Commerce Department of Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region
Ao Youte, Deputy Director General of Commerce Department of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region
Zhang Guodong, Director of Discipline Inspection Group of Commerce Bureau of Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps
Advisory Group (in no particular order)
Gao Xinmin, Standing Vice-president of China Internet Association
Chai Yueting, Professor of Tsinghua University (Once Member of Informatization Expert Committee of China)
Du Lian, Deputy Director of China Information Association
Liang Chunxiao, Vice-president of Alibaba Group
Zheng Min, CEO of Ebrun
Yang Jingying, Senior Statistician of National Bureau of Statistics of China
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List of the Writing Group
Chief Editor
Yang Jianzheng, Management School of University of Shanghai for Science & Technology
Deputy Editor
Gong Bingzheng, the Sixth Institute of China Electronic Information Industry Group
Li Mingtao, China International Electronic Commerce Center
Members of the Writing Group (in no particular order)
Hong Tao, Economic School of Beijing Technology and Business University
Chen Liang, Ali Research Center
Guo Jie, Research Department of CITIC Securities Company
Zhang Jian, Electronic Science Technology Information Institute of Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of the PRC
Wang Jian, International Business School of University of International Business and Economics
Yang Shangqun, Information School of University of International Business and Economics
Ala Musi, Security Center of Online Transaction
Zhi Fenhe, Applied Science and Technology School of Beijing Union University
Yang Lifan, Business School of East China of University of Political Science and Law
Guo Weihua, China International Electronic Commerce Center
Chen Shuguang, Electronic Commerce Association of Fujian Province
Wang Yuzhi, Data Center of China Internet
Na Ri, Shanghai Institute of Commercial Development
Fang Youming, Shanghai Branch of Beijing Tianyuan Lawer¡¯s Office
Liu Chunquan, Fanyang Lawer¡¯s Office of Shanghai
Wan Yixian, Trans Asia Lawer¡¯s of Shanghai
Liu Ying, Security Center of Online Transaction
Gao Shuang, China Internet Information Center
Zheng Xin, CCID Consulting Company
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Zhang Jing, Iresearch Consulting Group Hu Tingting, Eguan International Group Zhang Xuan, China International Electronic Commerce Center Ma Lihong, China International Electronic Commerce Center Zhao Zheng, China International Electronic Commerce Center Zhao Zhitian, Management School of University of Shanghai for Science & Technology Shen Nan, Management School of University of Shanghai for Science & Technology Wang Weiwei, Economic School of Beijing Technology and Business University Wang Wennan, Economic School of Beijing Technology and Business University Peng Aimei, Applied Science and Technology School of Beijing Union University Chen Daozhi, Applied Science and Technology School of Beijing Union University
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List of Translating Group
Yang Lifan, Business School of East China University of Political Science and Law
Fei Guoping, Foreign Language School of University of Shanghai for Science & Technology
Cai Wenbo, Liberary of Shanghai University of Electric Power
Na Ri, Shanghai Institute of Commercial Development
Yang Jianzheng, Management School of University of Shanghai for Science & Technology
Cai Jianping, Foreign Language School of University of Shanghai for Science & Technology
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Preface
Electronic commerce (E-commerce), as a strategic emerging industry, plays an important role in transforming economic growth mode, promoting industrial restructuring and upgrading, accelerating circulation modernization. E-commerce is also one important way to boost domestic demand, expand consumption and promote employment. In 2012, with the effort jointly made by government, businesses and consumers; E-commerce of China has maintained a rapid development momentum. Chinese E-commerce transaction volume exceeded 8 trillion RMB yuan, an increase 31.7% over 2011. Among them, online sales reached more than 1.3 trillion yuan, an increase 67.5% over 2011. At the same time, E-commerce services supporting the rapid development of E-commerce is becoming an emerging industry, annual industry revenue exceed 200 billion RMB yuan.
The development of China¡¯s E-commerce showed some new characteristics in 2012, for instance, online shopping had been popularized in a wide range and online sales volume showed explosive growth which improved China¡¯s standing in the world E-commerce competition; E-commerce integrated with all industries deeply which became a driving force to push the industry upgrade; traditional commercial enterprises made greater efforts to transform from traditional businesses into E-commerce so as to cope with the impact of the Internet market; industry of E-commerce service had formed a certain scale; ecological environment of E-commerce had been improved; cross-border E-commerce became a new hot spot of development; new generation of Internet technology pushed E-commerce to a new level; model projects of E-commerce led by government developed in depth and achieved initial results.
Report of the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China points out that ¡°China remains in an important period of strategic opportunities for its development, accurate judgment of the changing nature and conditions of this period is an important guarantee to win the future¡±, comprehensively enhancing the level of the development of E-commerce in
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China¡¯s E-commerce (2012)
China is the striving direction in our future work. We should seize the opportunities, take the scientific development concept as the instruction, fully recognize the development opportunities brought by Internet, pay high attention to the promotion of E-commerce in transformation and upgrading of the real economy; actively lead conventional manufacturers and distributors to make full use of self advantages, explore synergistic operating models of combining online services and offline services which can continually improve revenue of E-commerce application; strengthen investment plan on E-commerce and informatization, fully exert the leading and driving role of government funds; adapt to new changes related to E-commerce including regulations and policies, information infrastructure and market regulation system, regard the construction of E-commerce standards as priorities work, formulate and promulgate industry standards and service specifications of E-commerce, strengthen management and control of E-commerce market.
¡°China¡¯s E-commerce¡± released by Chinese government fully reflects development achievements of China¡¯s E-commerce. The report absorbs the opinions and suggestions of all walks of life. In order to meet the demand of rapid development of China¡¯s E-commerce, ¡°China¡¯s E-commerce ¡±will be released at the certain time each year since 2013, summarizing and reflecting development of E-commerce in the prior year, finding the problems and summarizing experiences, guiding the healthy development of E-commerce industry, offering references to study for relevant departments, experts, researchers and readers.
Criticisms and suggestions are welcome.
Jiang Zengwei May, 2013
