What does China import and what are the main commodities that China exports

1. Minerals: iron ore, nickel ore, chrome ore and various non-ferrous metal raw ores, from Southeast Asia, Australia and other places, and heavily dependent, no pricing power.

2. Timber: the state supports it year by year. Mainly from Africa, North and South America.

3. Precision instruments: China's overall technical level is not up to standard. For example, urbanization construction requires a large number of seamless pipes to transport petroleum gas and chemical substances, which China simply cannot do except for one or two leading enterprises.

4. Grain: China's grain is heavily dependent on imports, and I dare not say nonsense about the proportion, but it is very high, and it is also a constraint in political means.

China imports a lot of things.

Food: frozen cod, frozen shrimp, frozen salmon, almonds, sesame seeds, etc.

Textile: cotton, wood, logs, waste paper, yarn, wool, etc.

Chemical: polypropylene, polyethylene, copper, etc.

Machinery: refining copper wire, machinery and equipment imported by various enterprises, etc.

You can log on to the China Customs website to check, there is a lot of information on it.

Many have high-tech products, as well as low-end primary products. The four specific products that are most imported are: chips, oil, iron ore, and LCD panels.

A set of customs data:

In 2009, China's chip imports were worth $120 billion.

In 2009, China spent $90 billion on oil imports.

In 2009, China spent $50 billion on iron ore imports.

In fourth place is the large-size TV LCD panel. Imports amounted to $40 billion in 2009.

China's main exports are as follows:

1. Agricultural products: aquatic products, vegetables, fruits, flowers, livestock products, grains and edible oilseeds.

2. Communication products: electronic information and communication technology.

3. Iron and steel: coke, billet, ferroalloy, steel wire and products, etc.

4. Ceramic. 5. Electromechanical.

6. Clothing and textiles.

7. Metallurgical raw materials.

8. The four types of technical fields that China exports the most high-tech products are computer and communication technology, electronic technology, life science technology, and optoelectronic technology.

9. Auto parts.

10. The main export commodities are peanuts and their products, phosphate, fish products, fuel, machinery and equipment, vehicles, electrical appliances, grain, sugar, tea, paper, etc.

11. Forest products.

12. The basic raw materials and products industry of building materials is mainly composed of three major materials: non-metallic mining, building materials and new inorganic non-metallic materials.

13. Raw materials and medical supplies.

The list of the top ten industrial products that rely on imports is released! They are integrated circuits, automobiles and parts, instruments, meters, primary shape materials, display panels, computers and their parts, aircraft and aircraft, electronic components, medical products and equipment, and steel.

In 2016, China's first and second largest imports were non-agricultural primary and high-tech products, respectively.

Among them, the United States, Japan and Germany are the main importers of high-tech products and ultra-high-tech products in China, and the market share of related products of the three countries in China is more than 50%.

However, with the exception of the United States, Japan and Australia, China is still not a major export destination for developed countries. The share of medium- and high-tech products in the world market, including Britain, France, the Netherlands, and Italy, is higher than that in the Chinese market, and there is still room for further expansion in China's imports of medium- and high-tech products.