Today's title is a bit spooky, hehe~!
Just yesterday, the editor saw an online news, and the excerpt is as follows (earning the manuscript fee):
A netizen went on a trip to Australia and bought a Vacheron Constantin watch. The official price of this watch was nearly 360,000 in China at the time. Taking advantage of this trip, it was included in the bag. The purchase price at that time was 275,000, which was nearly 100,000 cheaper. . Unexpectedly, when entering the customs, the watch, invoice, and packaging box were evenly served in the pot. Vacheron Constantin, which paid 275,000 yuan, finally paid 165,000 tariffs of 60% of the invoiced fare. It is estimated that the netizen has the heart to vomit blood~!
Postal tax payment certificate
Tariff is an important tax to safeguard national sovereignty and economic interests. It is a high-level tax with a designated tax rate by the highest administrative unit of the state. Import tariff is the most important and the main trade measure. In the recent trade war between China and the United States, what both sides have raised is the big stick of tariffs~! Take a look at the above case to know how painful this sledgehammer is on the body~! Support domestic products, start with me~!
In the telecommunications industry, there are also national control measures similar to tariffs, that is, the license system under the supervision of telecommunications. The list of companies currently licensed to operate in the CDN field in China is as follows (excerpt):
CDN License List
http://www.sohu.com/a/227443160_210640 (full text here)
On April 8, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology issued the seventh batch of CDN and cloud service licenses in 2018, of which three companies obtained CDN licenses
Beijing Sohu Internet Information Service Co., Ltd.
Shanghai Fuhu Information Technology Co., Ltd.
Guangzhou Mingxin Communication Technology Co., Ltd.
The full name of the license is: Content Delivery Network (CDN) Business Operation License. On December 12, 2016, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology officially issued the Content Delivery Network (CDN) business license. Since then, Content Delivery Network (CDN), as an independent value-added telecommunication business, has been brought under the supervision of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, and the development of my country's CDN industry has entered the era of licenses.
The communication business is related to the national economy, people's livelihood and national security. Therefore, many countries have incorporated into the national strategy and implemented license control systems, similar to tariffs. In my country, CDN business was regulated as an independent telecom value-added service in 2016. Before, some CDN operators operated with ICP, IDC licenses, or ISP licenses. Today, as one of the network infrastructures, CDN plays an indispensable role in the field of communication, so the supervision of CDN is becoming more and more strict. If some overseas CDN operators want to enter the Chinese market, they must abide by Chinese laws and regulations. Just as I was writing this article, some Q friends asked in the group whether a certain overseas CDN operator has service nodes in China. After compiling and checking the above list, he told him categorically that this CDN service provider has no nodes because it does not even have a domestic license. Please note that CDN licenses are regional, and you need to pay special attention when choosing CDN service providers. If the service area you expect is not within the operating area of the CDN provider you choose, you have to be careful~! Our owner, China Telecom Group, is a national team with a national license~ (No. 53 in the picture~~!!) Welcome to inquire~! Moreover, we can also operate overseas CDN business, and have close and in-depth cooperative relations with many well-known overseas CDN operators~! Relationship iron, a boring ~!
Relationship iron, a mouthful
Why does the communications industry need state regulation? The General Provisions, Articles 4 and 6 of the Telecommunications Regulations of the People's Republic of China are hereby excerpted as follows:
Article 4: Telecommunications supervision and administration shall follow the principles of separation of government and enterprise, elimination of monopoly, encouragement of competition, promotion of development, and openness, fairness and impartiality. Telecommunications business operators shall operate in accordance with the law, abide by business ethics, and accept the supervision and inspection implemented in accordance with the law.
Article 6: The security of telecommunication networks and information shall be protected by law. No organization or individual may use telecommunications networks to engage in activities that endanger national security, social and public interests, or the legitimate rights and interests of others.
Let's experience it yourself!
