[Ministry of Commerce: If relevant economies use the excuse of "overcapacity" to take measures that harm China's interests, China will make a resolute and necessary response] On October 15, the Ministry of Commerce held a regular press conference in Beijing. A reporter from the media asked on the spot: Following the Ministry of Commerce’s response to the joint statement on “structural overcapacity” issued by the United States on October 9, has the Ministry of Commerce received any signs or information indicating that certain economies plan to take restrictive measures against Chinese products? If this happens, what specific countermeasures is China prepared to take? Ministry of Commerce spokesperson He Yadong said that regarding the issues you mentioned, China has stated its position on many occasions and opposes individual countries politicizing economic and trade issues and practicing trade protectionism in the name of so-called "overcapacity." If relevant economies use this as an excuse to take measures that harm China's interests, China will make a resolute and necessary response.