[Ministry of Commerce: The "Automobile Guidelines" emphasize the basic principles of legal compliance, fair competition, and mutual benefit and win-win, which will help guide automobile industry enterprises to better integrate into the economic and social development of the host country] On September 1, the person in charge of the Cooperation Department of the Ministry of Commerce interpreted the "Guidelines for Overseas Competition and Compliance Construction in the Automobile Industry". First, it highlights the public service attribute. As a specific result of the construction of an overseas comprehensive service system, the "Automobile Guidelines" are public service products to serve automobile industry enterprises going overseas. They will help enterprises timely regulate overseas competitive behavior, strengthen compliance construction, and improve the level and influence of international operations. The second is to highlight the practical application orientation. In the formulation process of the "Automobile Guidelines", the current situation of overseas production and operations of Chinese enterprises was fully integrated, and the practical compliance experience of industry leaders was consulted to provide operational guidance for enterprises in the automobile industry going overseas. Enterprises are encouraged to adapt to local conditions, combine relevant laws and regulations, anti-monopoly policies, market principles and business practice requirements, and continuously adjust and improve their work during implementation. The third is to highlight the concept of win-win cooperation. The "Automobile Guidelines" emphasize the basic principles of legal compliance, fair competition, and mutual benefit. It helps guide automobile industry companies to actively fulfill their social responsibilities overseas and better integrate into the economic and social development of host countries. It helps expand high-level open cooperation in the automobile industry and promotes the deep integration and common development of the global automobile industry chain and supply chain. In the next step, the Ministry of Commerce will work with relevant departments to continue to promote and improve the overseas comprehensive service system to better guide the rational and orderly cross-border layout of the automobile industry.