China's e-commerce turnover reached about 13 trillion yuan in 2014

Recently, the Ministry of Commerce published the survey results of the electronic Commerce Department: 2014 the whole year of China's E-commerce transactions (including business-to-business and network retail) reached about 13 trillion yuan, an increase of 25%.

"Chop hands" to boost economic growth

Ministry of Commerce data show that 2014 domestic consumer market overall smooth operation, the whole year to achieve social consumer goods retail total amount of 26.2 trillion yuan, an increase of 12%, excluding price factors, the actual growth of 10.9%, compared with the same period a year ago slowed 1.1 and 0.6% respectively. The annual final consumption contribution to GDP growth reached 51.2%, a 3% increase from the previous year, as the main engine to stimulate economic growth.

In each consumer area, the network retail growth is strong. Statistics show that last year, China's online retail sales growth of 49.7% per cent year-on-year, to 2.8 trillion yuan. According to the Commerce Department of Commerce Department, 2014 E-commerce transactions (including business-to-business and online retailing) reached about 13 trillion yuan, an increase of 25%. It is reported that in the Ministry of Commerce monitoring of the 5,000 key retail enterprises, network retail growth of 33.2%, compared to the previous year increased by 1.3%.

According to the latest report of the Internet Network Information Center, China's internet users reached 648 million at the end of 2014, access to the Internet more than the number of human beings on the Earth, the number of active sites near 900 million, global domain name registration number of 300 million.

Jin Yu, deputy director and Deputy chief engineer of Internet Network Information Center, said: "China's Internet Economy 2013 years, accounting for the overall GDP of 3.3%, has surpassed the United States to reach the leading level, online retail sales volume for the first time surpassed the United States, ranked first in the world." Now a lot of people, whether using computers or mobile phones, or television is connected to the Internet, ' netizens ' concept will soon disappear. ”