The General Administration of Market Supervision has opened a reporting channel for traditional crafts markets called "Cracking down on counterfeits and eliminating sources".

Recently, the State Administration for Market Regulation, in conjunction with the Ministry of Public Security, launched a joint law enforcement action to crack down on counterfeiting in traditional craft markets, focusing on issues such as fake certificates, fake organizations, fake products, and fake websites. The State Administration for Market Regulation has specifically opened a reporting channel for cracking down on counterfeiting in traditional craft markets on its official website, collecting a wide range of relevant illegal and irregular case leads. The scope of reports accepted mainly includes: the forging of inspection and testing reports or appraisal certificates for traditional craft products such as jewelry, jade, precious metal jewelry, redwood products, and ceramics by "black workshops," "black spots," and "black intermediaries"; producers and operators of traditional craft products like jewelry, jade, precious metal jewelry, redwood products, and ceramics forging, altering, impersonating, buying and selling inspection and testing reports or appraisal certificates, using false inspection and testing reports or appraisal certificates, passing off inferior products as genuine, engaging in false marketing; inspection and testing institutions for traditional craft products like jewelry, jade, precious metal jewelry, redwood products, and ceramics engaging in inspection and testing activities beyond the scope of their qualifications, and issuing false or highly inaccurate inspection and testing reports; online trading platforms and operators related to traditional craft products like jewelry, jade, precious metal jewelry, redwood products, and ceramics setting up fake websites, links, and accounts providing false inspection and testing institutions or certificates, reports, etc., unlawfully using keywords such as "inspection and testing," "CMA," "CNAS," "guaranteed pass," "sample-free," "exemption from inspection," "fast-track certification" in online searches and promotions without verifying qualifications.