The customs general administration released the import and export of our country from January to may this year.
According to the customs statistics, the total value of imports and exports in the first five months was $11000.9 billion, up 44 percent from the same period last year.
It exported $567.74 billion, up 33.2 percent.
Imports of $5323.5 billion, up 57.5%;
Trade compliance was $35.39 billion, down 59.9%.


Customs statistics show that China's imports and exports rose 48.4 percent in May from us $2439.9 billion.
Exports 13.1.76 billion yuan, up 48.5%, an increase of 18.1 percentage points from the previous month.
Imports were $112.23 billion, up 48.3%.
Imports and exports increased 10.2% from May 2008.
Exports were up 9.2 per cent and imports increased by 11.4 per cent.


The first five months of this year, China's general trade import and export of $550.43 billion, an increase of 46.9%, higher than the national import and export growth of 2.9% over the same.
It exports $256.15 billion, up 32.5%.
Imports were $294.28 billion, up 62.2 percent, up from 4.7 percent over the same period.
The trade deficit was $38.13 billion, compared with a surplus of $119.6 billion in 2009.
Over the same period, China's processing trade was $429.76 billion, up 39.4%.
Exports were $269.99 billion, up 32.9%.
Imports were $159.84 billion, up 51.8%.
The trade surplus for processing trade was $110.08 billion, up 12.6 percent, or 3.1 times the total amount of the total surplus.


In bilateral trade with major trading partners, China's bilateral trade with the European Union increased 37.4 percent in the first five months of this year to 177.49 billion.
In the same period, the bilateral trade between China and the us was $138.68 billion, up 28.2 percent.
Asean narrowly surpassed Japan as our third largest trading partner.
According to the customs statistics, the bilateral trade between China and asean reached $111.18 billion in the first five months, an increase of 57.5%.
Among them, I exported $52.7 billion to asean, up 46.2%.
Asean imports $59.1 billion, up 69.1%;
The asean trade deficit was $6.4 billion, compared with a trade surplus of $1.09 billion in 2009.
In the same period, China's bilateral trade with Japan was $111.56 billion, an increase of 38.8%.
Among them, I exported 449.6 billion yuan to Japan, an increase of 22.8%.
Japan imported $66.6 billion, up 52.3 percent.
The trade deficit with Japan was $216.4 billion, a doubling of the deficit.


In the first five months of this year, the total value of China's exports and exports totaled us $279.37 billion, up 34%.
In the same period, the import and export values of jiangsu, Shanghai and Beijing were 174.29 billion, 139.33 billion and $119.47 billion respectively, respectively, up 50.1 percent, 43.6 percent and 65.7 percent respectively.
In addition, the import and export value of zhejiang, shandong and fujian were 94.75 billion, 69.9 billion yuan and 405.9 billion U.S. dollars respectively, up 41.4 percent, 42.5 percent and 45.6 percent respectively.
The above seven provinces and cities accounted for 83.4 percent of the country's total import and export value.


In exports, the export of mechanical and electronic products has maintained rapid growth, and the growth of traditional commodity exports, which is labor-intensive, has generally accelerated.
Customs statistics show that the first five months of this year, China's exports of mechanical and electronic products of $337.43 billion, an increase of 34.6%, higher than the same period in our country overall export growth of 1.4%, accounted for 59.4% of the total cost of the our country export at the same period.
Electronics and electronics exported $137.18 billion, up 36%.
Machinery exports were $114.17 billion, up 33.9%.
Over the same period, traditional commodity exports have been growing steadily, with the growth rate accelerating in the first four months of the year, with clothing exports of $416.5 billion, up 13.1 percent.
Exports of textiles, textiles and products were $28.56 billion, up 29.7 percent.
Furniture exports $12.69 billion, up 26.6%.


In the import commodities, the import of major commodities has increased in varying degrees, and the average import price has generally rebounded.
In the first five months of this year, iron ore imports were 260m tonnes, up 8.4%, and the average import price was $106 per tonne, up 36.6%, according to customs statistics.
Soyabeans imported 19.6 million tons, up 12.8 percent, and the average import price was $447.4 a tonne, up 11 percent.
In addition, imports of mechanical and electronic products were $246.7 billion, up 48.7 percent, including 3.19 million vehicles, and 1.7 times higher.