Foresight News reports that according to CCTV News, Dong Jin, a National People’s Congress delegate and director of Beijing Microchip Blockchain and Edge Computing Research Institute, stated, “Our independently developed underlying blockchain technology has been applied to 16 central ministries and commissions and 27 central enterprises, making positive progress in areas such as taxation, cross-border trade, and global payments. Every year, hundreds of billions of invoices are processed on our自主 blockchain, over 300,000 enterprises are using blockchain for cross-border trade, and the trade volume reaches trillions of yuan.”
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