100 Cities 10K Factories Sailing: 1981 Hangzhou Cross-border E-commerce Summit

On November 21, 2025, the year-end grand finale sharing session, "Ten Thousand Factories Across One Hundred Cities Set Sail – Traditional Foreign Trade Transforms into Cross-border E-commerce," successfully concluded in Hangzhou! Over 50 representatives, including principals of traditional foreign trade enterprises and factory representatives, gathered at the Amazon office in Shangcheng District, Hangzhou. They engaged in in-depth dialogues with industry experts to unlock practical strategies for brand globalization in 2026. The event was packed with insightful content and a vibrant atmosphere.

Focusing on Core Strategies for Global Expansion: Decoding 2026 New Policies and Practical Tips

This event was jointly organized by 1981 Technology, an Amazon SPN certified service provider, and Amazon Global Selling. A Regional Senior Business Development Manager from Amazon Global Selling provided an in-depth interpretation of the official 2026 onboarding new policies and elaborated on the strategic logic behind the 19 overseas marketplaces, helping sellers accurately pinpoint their direction for global expansion.

Grace and Aaron, Operations Directors at 1981 Technology, focused on practical implementation. They broke down the core operational aspects of cross-border e-commerce, covering everything from avoiding pitfalls in account security and the logic behind selecting popular product categories, to FBA shipping and packaging techniques, as well as Listing optimization and onsite promotion strategies. The density of practical insights was exceptional.

One-on-One Empowerment: Tackling Core Challenges in Cross-border Transformation

Following the sharing session, 1981 Technology's professional team remained on site to provide one-on-one complimentary services: Amazon account registration consultations, analysis of product market positioning, and customized cross-border logistics solutions. These directly addressed the pain points faced by traditional foreign trade enterprises during their transformation, such as confusion in product selection, operational uncertainties, and logistics compliance. Attendees expressed: "The sessions were full of practical, actionable insights. The one-on-one consultations precisely addressed our transformation challenges – the gains far exceeded our expectations!"

Cultivating a Cross-border Ecosystem: 1981 Empowers 'Made in China' to Sell Globally

As a global comprehensive service provider deeply rooted in the cross-border e-commerce sector, 1981 Technology Co., Ltd. started its journey in 2008. It has now expanded with six subsidiaries located in Shenzhen, Hangzhou, Deyang, the United States, and South Korea. Its business covers the entire service chain, including Amazon global operations, TikTok shop operations, cross-border logistics, and overseas warehousing. The company has consistently helped its clients achieve an annual production value exceeding USD 200 million for three consecutive years. It has self-built multiple overseas warehouses in key markets like Europe and the US, with logistics channels radiating across core markets including North America, the EU, and Australia. Furthermore, through industry-education integration, the company has established a talent incubation system, providing solid support for the development of cross-border e-commerce ventures.