According to customs statistics, in the first 10 months of this year, the total import and export value of China's trade in goods reached 25.95 trillion yuan, an increase of 1.1% over the same period last year. Exports totaled 14.33 trillion yuan, up 2.4%. Imports were 11.62 trillion yuan, down 0.5%; The trade surplus was 2.71 trillion yuan, up 16.9%. In dollar terms, China's total import and export value in the first 10 months was US$3.71 trillion, down 0.8%. Among them, exports were US$2.05 trillion, up 0.5%. Imports were US$1.66 trillion, down 2.3%; The trade surplus was us US$384.5 billion, up 14.2%. If we look at the October data alone, the recovery momentum of China's imports and exports is even more obvious. In October, China's foreign trade totaled 2.84 trillion yuan, up 4.6%. Exports totaled 1.62 trillion yuan, up 7.6%. Imports of 1.22 trillion yuan, up 0.9%. The trade surplus was 401.75 billion yuan, up 34.9%. In US dollar terms, China's foreign trade in October reached US$415.92 billion, up 8.4%. Exports totaled US$237.18 billion, up 11.4%. Imports reached US$178.74 billion, up 4.7%; The trade surplus was US$58.44 billion, up 38.1%.