Zhang Jindong'S "Two Sessions" Proposal: Stimulating Consumption And Promoting Development

In the past 10 years, 80% of the nearly 40 bills I have submitted have received the attention of the relevant departments, and have received satisfactory responses and implementation.

For example, in 2010, "two sessions", I called for abolishing all kinds of "super national treatment" enjoyed by foreign retail enterprises, giving the same treatment to domestic and foreign retail enterprises, and allowing national enterprises to compete with foreign enterprises in the same race line. This proposal soon attracted the attention of the Ministry of Finance and the State Administration of Taxation of the State Council, and decided to unify the urban maintenance and construction tax and education surcharge system of domestic and foreign enterprises and individuals since December 1, 2010.

Zhang Jindong was very proud of his previous proposals.

People's livelihood is closely related to consumption, which is evident from Zhang Jindong's proposal.

Zhang Jindong put forward his proposal in the proposal entitled "holiday economy with Chinese characteristics" to restore the May 1 golden week. We should resume the golden week as soon as possible and increase May 2nd and 3 as statutory holidays.

Zhang Jindong believes that developing holiday economy with Chinese characteristics is an important promoter of modern service economy. Increasing statutory holidays can not only effectively stimulate domestic demand, promote economic development, but also enrich people's life.

At the same time, with reference to the statutory holidays all over the world, it will become an inevitable trend to appropriately increase our statutory holidays.

Data show that the development of "Golden Week" as the representative of the holiday economy is very obvious in stimulating consumption.

According to the Ministry of commerce data, consumption in 2011 during the eleven golden week period was 696 billion 200 million yuan, an increase of 17.5% over the previous year. Eleven, the golden week of the Spring Festival has shown a strong driving effect in many industries such as pportation, accommodation, catering, business, entertainment, tourism and so on, and its driving effect has reached 1:5.

In recent years, the "Golden Week" has brought about a sharp increase in consumption, directly pulling the economy over 800 billion yuan, indirectly boosting the economic growth by more than 2 trillion yuan, and becoming one of the strong driving forces of our economy.

Zhang Jindong said that in addition to boosting GDP growth, "Golden Week" is also of great significance for enriching the lives of ordinary people. Adequate vacation time makes it possible for ordinary people to travel.

During the golden week of Spring Festival in 2012, 176 million tourists were received throughout the country, an increase of 14.9% compared with the "Golden Week" of the Spring Festival last year, and tourism revenue of 101 billion 400 million yuan, an increase of 23.6%.

During the period of 12th Five-Year, e-commerce in China will show explosive growth. The current e-commerce paction has penetrated into many fields of social economy, and the mode of networked production and consumption is taking shape.

However, due to the late start and the weak foundation of e-commerce in China's circulation field, the supporting system of online pactions is still not perfect, which leads to the disorder of e-commerce market and the high cost of logistics. Therefore, e-commerce and related supporting problems have become the proposal of Zhang's near two sessions.

One of the important conditions for implementing e-business is a perfect and efficient logistics system.

Zhang Jindong pointed out that improving the logistics distribution system to meet the needs of e-commerce, building a logistics distribution network covering all sectors, improving responsiveness and distribution efficiency is a top priority for developing e-business.

Zhang Jindong suggested that the government should support the logistics construction of key enterprises, especially the land approval and financial support for self built logistics.

According to the latest data released by China Federation of logistics and purchasing, the total cost of logistics in China accounted for about 18% of GDP in 2010, 1 times higher than that in developed countries.

90% of the domestic commodities are used in warehousing, pportation, packaging and distribution, which directly leads to low logistics efficiency and high prices, which seriously affect national economic development and social well-being.

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