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Question: The European Commission fined AliExpress, a global e-commerce platform, 550 million euros under the EU Digital Services Act. What is the Chamber of Commerce's response to this? The EU Chamber of Commerce in China stated that they are dissatisfied and highly concerned about the decision made by the European Commission under the Digital Services Act to fine AliExpress. The Chamber expressed serious concerns about the decision in terms of considering the compliance efforts of companies, safeguarding the legitimate rights and interests of companies, and the proportionality of the penalty measures, and firmly opposed it. The EU Chamber of Commerce in China has always supported a fair, open, and non-discriminatory digital market environment. We believe that platform regulation should be based on a clear, transparent, and predictable legal framework and should not create market barriers through digital rules, as well as avoid causing adverse impacts on the normal operations of companies and market confidence. (EU Chamber of Commerce in China).