TPP in the short term, the agreement may have some impact on China's foreign trade, but in the long run, under the background of economic globalization, any multilateral trade arrangement can't exclude non-agreement countries and regions from the international trading system, otherwise their own development will be greatly restricted.

Zhang Jianping, director of the International Cooperation Office of the Institute of Foreign Economic Research of the National Development and Reform Commission, said in an interview with CCTV that at present, China is already the world's largest trader of goods, and China's global market share is 12%, which is also the largest in the world. China has signed bilateral free trade agreements with two-thirds of the members of the agreement, which can balance the negative impact of TPP to some extent. There is also RCEP, a regional comprehensive economic partner. This agreement covers ASEAN 10, China, Japan and Korea 16, Australia, New Zealand and India. If we also establish this giant free trade zone, we can also balance China's foreign trade loss and national income reduction to some extent.