From January to August in 2013, after fluctuation in the first half of the year, China's import and export trade embarked on a steady growth path, import and export volume grew by 8.3% over the same period last year. Structure of foreign trade was further optimized, international market and domestic regional layout are more reasonable. In the next few months, companies may face trade protectionism among some countries, rising operating costs, and some unfavorable factors such as currency appreciation pressure. At the same time, the recovery of international and domestic economy, trade, and trade policy are still favorable factors that ensure stable trade growth. Therefore,according to comprehensive analysis, foreign trade will continue to maintain growth from September to December this year. It is expected that import and export will rebound in 2013 compared with last year. <<