After the 2008 global financial turmoil, under the combined action of various factors, economic globalization went to a phase of adjustment from rapid advancement, presenting many new characteristics. As the profound changes in economic globalization bring in new opportunities and challenges, nationalism, protectionism and unilateralism by some countries came on the rise. In consequence, these countries veered from their traditional trade and investment policies. In stark contrast, China has been opening its door wider and wider and voluntarily promoting trade facilitation and freedom in an effort to build up a new pattern of opening up on all fronts and pursue win-win cooperation with the international community.