Abstract: The outbreak and ravage of the financial crisis have had a serious impact on China's foreign trade import and export from many aspects. The deterioration of the international economic environment further affects China's external demand, and developed countries may increase trade protectionist measures against China. In the past 2008, the population still maintained a steady growth trend, showing strong adaptability. Under the multiple pressures of external tolerance of China's exports, most countries' economies performed well. But on the other hand, we should also see that the realistic way out is far below the nominal way out. The escalation of the global financial crisis has made China face a sharp decline in the risk way out, which will affect consumption and investment, endanger the national economy and further stability. The crisis will also pose a threat to China's imports. International cargo settlement is mostly settled in US dollars. But at present, China is in a period of expanding domestic demand, improving people's livelihood and laying a solid foundation. These will undoubtedly require all imported commodities, and a weak dollar will increase China's import costs. Finally, to meet the needs of this crisis, we should choose the focus and direction of stimulating domestic demand, adjusting and optimizing overseas investment and structure, and promoting financial reform and financial FOAK close to reality. Support and guide the growth of the real economy. Keywords: import and export, impact, policy suggestions, financial crisis, dependence on foreign trade, foreign trade