Kyle Jin's profile

Kyle Jin (Jin Hao 金壕）was born in China and is a Korean descent. At the age of 18, he started studying and living in the United States.

Kyle graduated from the School of Business at Virginia Commonwealth University and the McIntire School of Commerce at the University of Virginia.

In 2015, he returned to China and founded Only Investment Group based in Hong Kong and Mainland China. The company's main activities include cross-border capital operations, investments, international trade, and more.

(Notice on Matters Related to the Activation of the Registration Function for Importers and Exporters of Imported Food Products "Unified Management Subsystem for Customs Administrative Correspondence (Version 3.0)")

Announcement [2024] No. 105

In order to further optimize the registration work of importers and exporters of imported food and promote the construction of "Smart Customs", the General Administration of Customs has launched the registration management function of "Unified Management Subsystem for Customs Administrative Correspondence (Version 3.0)" for imported food importers and exporters, and hereby announces the relevant matters as follows:

1. Foreign exporters or agents of imported food and food importers can submit deposit applications to the customs through the "single window" for international trade or "Internet + Customs". Food importers can also submit a “Consignee Registration Application Form” in paper form and relevant materials to the customs office of their place of residence to apply for registration.

2. After the foreign exporter or agent of imported food is approved for registration, the customs will issue a unified 18-digit code to the foreign exporter or agent of imported food for customs clearance business. After the food importers pass the registration process, they can use the unified social credit code to handle customs clearance.

3. Before the implementation date of this announcement, for foreign exporters or agents of imported food who have been registered with the customs, the customs will proactively issue a unified 18-digit code to the foreign exporter or agent of imported food, and the original company registration number will no longer be used; for those who have been registered with the customs, food importers use the unified social credit code, and the original company registration number is no longer in use.

4. When importing food, food importers must declare the "Customs Import Commodity Declaration Form of the People's Republic of China" to the customs as a "domestic recipient". When filling in the "Business Qualification" declaration item, "508-Overseas Imported Food". The "Business Qualification Number" column of "Export Agent Registration" shall be filled in with the 18-digit unified code of the exporter or overseas agent of imported food, and the "Business Qualification Number" column of "509-Importer Registration of Imported Food" shall be filled in with the Unified Social Credit Code of the food importer.

5. The registration information of foreign exporters or agents and importers of imported food can be checked through the "List of Administrative Counterparties with Specific Qualifications" column of the "China Customs Import and Export Credit Information Disclosure Platform".

This announcement shall come into effect from September 5, 2024..

 The Dragon Boat Festival, a gem in the cultural mosaic of China, traces its origins over 2,000 years back. Rooted in the Warring States period, this festival honors the memory of the patriotic poet Qu Yuan. The Dragon Boat Festival is celebrated on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month. Over the centuries, this festival has evolved into a vibrant celebration of Chinese history and traditions, blending folklore, food, and spirited competitions, and has gained international acclaim, showcasing the rich tapestry of Chinese cultural heritage.  Dragon Boat Festival 2024: Origin, Traditions, Celebrations - WuKong Blog Dragon Boat Racing: This image captures the excitement of the Dragon Boat Festival, with several beautifully decorated boats on a river and spectators cheering from the riverbank.

国庆节 guó qìng jié means National Day
国庆节快乐 guó qìng jié kuài lè means Happy National Day

October 1st is the anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China in 1949 and celebrated as China’s National Holiday. National Day is one of the most important holiday in China. An important occasion, the holiday is celebrated all of the People’s Republic of China.

Since the National Party Plenum meeting in May 1999, Chinese people have been guaranteed a week off during the holiday, turning the holiday into both a patriotic and economic fixture of the Autumn season. In folk parlance, National Day is referred to as one of the “黄金周 Golden Weeks”, of the year, the other one being the week during the Chinese Lunar New Year.

The legal holiday for National Day is currently 3 days and is usually connected with the weekends ahead and after, hence people can enjoy a 7-day holiday from Oct. 1st to 7th, which is the well-known “Golden Week”. This is the longest public holiday in China besides the Spring Festival holiday. Falling in the autumn generally with clear weather and comfortable temperature, the holiday is a popular period for travel. During the Golden Week, lots of Chinese go traveling. It leads to a sea of people at attraction sites; train tickets difficult to get; flight tickets cost more than usual; and hotel rooms in short supply…

The National Day in China is celebrated with various large-scale official ceremonies and activities, like the military review on Tiananmen Square, parades, firework displays and TV shows taking stock of the year that passed.