Ali And Ma Yun'S Headlines Are Not News.

Ali opens the global village model to globalization, Ma Yun advocates EWTO to set up a new international electricity supplier order.

In 2014, Tmall International launched a strong line of industry resources from retail, wholesale, logistics and other aspects, and bought the whole world at home and abroad.

In 2015, it was the "first year of globalization" defined by Ali.

The international launch of the "global village" mode began the implementation of the "Baba to go" program. Following the unveiling of the Korean Pavilion in May, the United States, Britain, France, Germany, Spain, Switzerland, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, Turkey, Japan, Holland and other national pavilions were launched.

Not long ago, Ma Yun was there.

The closing address of the second world Internet Conference is to compare the Internet to the water of Wuzhen, which is connected with each other. It echoes the theme of "interconnection, sharing and co governance, and building a common destiny of cyberspace".

In the autumn of 2016, Wuzhen will hold the third world Internet Conference as scheduled. The eleventh summit of G20 will be held in Hangzhou on the theme of "building an innovative, dynamic, interactive and inclusive world economy".

Linking these two global summits to the establishment of global economic governance and the establishment of a new internet order has also laid a foreshadow for China's electricity supplier industry in 2016.

Tmall's "double 11" global Carnival this year marked the world's largest purchase and global sale, marking the official expansion of Alibaba to overseas markets.

There are more than 40 thousand merchants, more than 30 thousand brands and 6 million kinds of goods, including more than 5000 overseas brands from 25 countries and regions, including the United States, Europe, Japan, Korea, etc., covering consumers from 232 countries and regions to join Tmall's "double 11".

China's "double 11" originated from Alibaba has become the largest online shopping Carnival in the world.

This year, Tmall's "double 11" total paction volume has broken 90 billion, and the total import volume of Tmall international has reached the total turnover volume of other cross-border import e-commerce platforms in the whole year.

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With its tentacles extending from China to overseas, Alibaba is trying to pform itself from a Chinese e-commerce company to a global e-commerce company based in China.

Ma Yun, the head of the biggest e-commerce company in the world, has always been dancing on the stage of folk diplomacy, and in 2015 it has been showing off.

In March 18th, Ma Yun visited the Elysee Palace and talks with French President Hollande on cross-border e-commerce cooperation.

In September, Xi Jinping visited the United States, and Ma Yun was accompanied by one of the 15 representatives of Chinese entrepreneurs.

A month later, when Xi Jinping visited Britain, Cameron, who was called "new economy and new world", was also invited to serve as a special economic adviser to the British Prime Minister.

On the eve of "double 11", Ma met with king William Alexander of Xixi in the Alibaba Park of Xixi, and attended the opening ceremony of "Tmall, Holland, Japan and Tmall international Holland national hall".

11 weeks later, Ma appeared at the APEC summit of industrial and commercial leaders in Manila, Philippines. He talked with Obama about the relationship between the government and enterprises, and how to deal with climate warming and environmental problems.

More than 10 days later, Ma Yun delivered a keynote speech at the action day of the United Nations Conference on climate change in Paris. "If the earth is sick, no one will be healthy," he said, and he said he would "turn climate change into opportunity".

Just a week ago, he joined hands with 27 entrepreneurs such as Bill, Gates and Zuckerberg to launch a multi billion dollar clean energy plan, hoping to find more ways to prevent global warming from technology.

With the opportunity to build cross border e-commerce comprehensive pilot area, Hangzhou is gradually improving its cross border e-commerce industry chain and ecological chain, and is gradually forming a set of management systems and rules to adapt and lead the global cross-border e-commerce development.

Ma Yun said on many occasions this year that the world should establish a "EWTO", that is, to establish a game rule in the global electricity supplier field.

He said that China's e-commerce population is the largest in the world, with the greatest demand and the best technology, so Alibaba must take part in the EWTO rule making.

WTO is a rule set by the government, and a game between big enterprises. What Ali wants to do is to help small and medium-sized enterprises export and help consumers in the world to buy and sell all over the world, thus forming a new trade system.