1980, the largest export share of manufactured goods in China was ().

During the period of 1980, textile products, rubber products, mineral products and their manufactured products accounted for the largest share in China's industrial manufactured goods exports. Five factors, such as huge industrial scale, complete industrial system, complete supply chain network, huge industrial workers and pioneering industrialists, determine that the manufacturing potential is still huge.

With the in-depth development of new industrialization, the continuous release of domestic demand potential and the continuous improvement of market economic system, China's industry will enter a new era of higher quality integration into the global economic system. Behind the continuous optimization of product structure is the continuous upgrading of industrial structure. By promoting supply-side structural reforms and eliminating excess capacity, the pace of transformation and upgrading of traditional industries has been accelerating; At the same time, emerging industries represented by the new generation of information technology have become the focus of industrial structure optimization and upgrading, and the growth rate of added value of industrial strategic emerging industries continues to be higher than that of regulated industries. Industrial manufactured goods refer to industrial products and commodities that have undergone complex processing.

Legal basis:

People's Republic of China (PRC) Export Control Act

Article 12 The State implements a licensing system for the export of monitored items. For the controlled items or temporary controlled items in the Export Control List, the export operators shall apply to the state export control administration department for permission. Where an export operator knows or should know the goods, technologies and services other than the controlled items and temporary controlled items listed in the Export Control List, or the state export control administration department informs that the related goods, technologies and services may have the following risks, it shall apply to the state export control administration department for permission:

(a) endangering national security and interests;

(2) Being used for designing, developing, producing or using weapons of mass destruction and their means of delivery;

(3) being used for terrorist purposes.

If an exporter is unable to determine whether the goods, technologies and services he exports belong to the controlled items stipulated in this Law and asks the State Export Control Bureau for advice, the State Export Control Bureau shall give a timely reply.

Article 13 The State Administration of Export Control shall comprehensively consider the following factors, examine the application of export control items by export operators, and make a decision on approval or disapproval:

(1) National security and interests;

(2) International obligations and foreign commitments;

(3) export type;

(4) Sensitivity of controlled projects;

(5) the country or region of export destination;

(6) End users and end uses;

(seven) the relevant credit records of the export operators;

(8) Other factors stipulated by laws and administrative regulations.

Article 14 If an export operator has established an internal compliance system for export control, and the system works well, the state export control department may grant general permission and other convenient measures to its export-related controlled items. The specific measures shall be formulated by the state export control administration department.

Article 15 Exporters shall submit to the State Export Control Bureau the end-user and end-use certificates of controlled items, and the relevant certificates shall be issued by the end-user or the government agencies of the countries and regions where the end-users are located.