Customs Practice

Author: Xu Wei
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Publish Date: 2002-07-01
Features: After China's entry into the World Trade Organization, it will inevitably integrate into the wave of globalization at an even faster pace. China will fully align with international standards in numerous fields, especially in economics and trade. To adapt to this new situation and cultivate more practical vocational college and technical college talents for China's foreign economic and trade cause—those who understand the new international economic and trade laws and rules and are familiar with the specific procedures and customary practices of international trade—the Human Resources Department of the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation and the Higher Education Department of the Ministry of Education provided direct guidance and assistance. Our publishing house organized the major foreign trade and economic vocational colleges across the country to compile this series of textbooks. This series is temporarily planned to include 38 textbooks, covering all major fields of foreign trade and economic cooperation, and serves as the core teaching materials for foreign trade and economic vocational education. Most of the compilers of these textbooks are teachers with years of experience in foreign trade and economic vocational education, possessing rich teaching experience. Additionally, we have invited authoritative experts and professors in foreign trade and economic education to review this series of textbooks. Furthermore, we have invited experts from foreign trade and economic companies and the financial system to participate in the compilation, enhancing the practicality of these textbooks. The entire series is expected to be published by mid-July 2002.