China's blockchain exports overseas: it has radiated to 6 countries in the past May
Editor's Note: This article comes fromInterchain Pulse (ID: HiveEcon), Author: Mutual Chain Pulse·Jin Zuoche, reprinted by Odaily with authorization.
Editor's Note: This article comes from
Interchain Pulse (ID: HiveEcon)
Interchain Pulse (ID: HiveEcon)
, Author: Mutual Chain Pulse·Jin Zuoche, reprinted by Odaily with authorization.
On the one hand, in international cooperation, my country's blockchain technology is gradually "going out" and exported overseas; on the other hand, many overseas countries are "bringing in" and learning from China's blockchain development model.
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Among them, my country's neighboring countries are the first to be affected. There are Russia in the north, Thailand, the Philippines, and Cambodia in the south, all of which have been supported by China's blockchain technology in cooperation; in addition, San Marino, Germany and other European countries , Brazil and other Latin American countries have also been affected by the development of China's blockchain.
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(Cartography: Interlink Pulse)
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China's blockchain technology: radiating 6 countries and organizations in 5 months
Inter-chain pulse observation, in the second half of 2019 alone, Chinese companies have cooperated with 6 countries and organizations to promote the application of blockchain technology in various countries and internationally.
The most recent one is the cooperation project with Inspur and Russia. On November 7, 2019, Inspur, the Russian National Export Center, and the Russia-China Chamber of Commerce signed an agreement. Based on the Inspur quality chain platform, the three parties display big data on the quality of all elements of products, provide quality improvement and intellectual property protection services for enterprises, help the two countries to cooperate in the entire industry chain of food and agricultural products, and promote the construction of the "Belt and Road" and the "Eurasian Economic Union" develop.
In the north, China and Russia use the blockchain to promote the development of cross-border trade; in the south, the cooperation between Chinese companies and Thailand and the Philippines falls on medical care and finance respectively.
In August of this year, ThunderChain applied blockchain technology to more than 490 medical institutions directly managed by Naresuan University in Thailand, making its case information on the chain, and realizing data exchange between different hospitals on the basis of user authorization , This technology has greatly promoted the medical experience and medical level in Thailand.
It is reported that Naresuan University Hospital plans to expand its service scope to five provinces in Thailand in the future, increase the number of cooperative medical institutions to 750, and receive 10,000 patients a day by then. This also means that the blockchain technology of ThunderChain will serve nearly a thousand medical institutions and millions of patients in Thailand.
Prior to this in July, OneConnect, a subsidiary of China Ping An, announced its cooperation with UBX, a subsidiary of the Union Bank of the Philippines, to jointly build the Philippines' first technology platform driven by blockchain technology to meet the financing needs of small, medium and micro enterprises in the Philippines. need. And this is another financial technology platform service project in Southeast Asia after the successful development of cooperation projects in Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia and other countries by One Account.
Not only the above-mentioned neighboring countries, but also Germany and San Marino in Europe also cooperate with Chinese companies that provide blockchain technology.
Just in October this year, the Chengdu Bureau Group Co., Ltd., together with Deutsche Bahn Cargo, Deutsche Bahn Schenker and Chengdu International Railway Company, applied a unified waybill for the first time on the China-Europe Railway Express from Bavaria, Germany to Sichuan, China. At the same time, the waybill information All of them have entered the "one order system" blockchain platform of China Railway Chengdu Bureau Group.
On the other side, San Marino cooperated with China's VeChain in July this year.
The Secretary of State of the San Marino Ministry of Industry, Trade, Commerce, Cooperation and Telecommunications, the San Marino Innovation Institute, DNV GL Management Services Group and the VeChain Foundation signed a memorandum of understanding. Together with the San Marino Innovation Institute, VeChain promotes the San Marino Digital Low Carbon Project, which encourages national environmental protection behavior through blockchain technology and functional tokens, and accelerates the application process of blockchain technology in San Marino. It is reported that the ecosystem of the project is driven by the San Marino Innovation Token, and the token is based on the SMIT Token issued by the VeChainThor blockchain platform.
In addition to the above-mentioned countries, the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development has also cooperated with Chinese companies to use blockchain technology to develop cross-border e-commerce.
In July 2019, China Silk Road Group and the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development signed a cooperation agreement, promising to cooperate in the field of cross-border e-commerce, using blockchain technology to build a platform for depositing and presenting evidence for cross-border e-commerce, and working together Protect the rights and interests of consumers. According to the agreement, China Silk Road Group will provide the technical support required for blockchain technology and other programs, while UNCTAD will provide corresponding legal support.
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China's blockchain model: forming a Chinese blockchain magnetic field
Mutual Chain Pulse has observed that the cooperation between the above-mentioned countries and organizations and Chinese companies mostly uses China's blockchain technology to develop cross-border commerce. In fact, in addition to the implementation of blockchain applications, my country's blockchain development model has also attracted the attention of many overseas countries.
Shenzhen is one of the earliest special economic zones in my country. In contrast, the Sihanoukville Special Economic Zone, known as the "Shenzhen of Cambodia", has also become a test field for new development models.
According to media reports, Garlic Chain in Cambodia followed the example of China and adopted a strategy from pilot promotion to comprehensive promotion. Garlic Chain introduces Chinese technology, incubates digital finance and trade systems in special economic zones, and chooses tourism, entertainment, and international trade as the starting point for experimental promotion and application.
In addition, it was reported in September this year that the Central Bank of Brazil has decided to abandon the payment system that is currently considered slow and expensive. Blockchainization. It allows users to directly implement functions such as transfers through QR codes (a type of two-dimensional barcodes) that previously required the support of bank accounts. This goal coincides with China's upcoming "digital renminbi" plan.
At the end of October, after my country announced that it would focus on blockchain technology, South Korea also increased its investment.
According to news on October 29, the Ministry of Science and Information and Communication Technology of South Korea confirmed that the government will invest approximately US$12.8 million in blockchain projects in 2020. Meanwhile, the ministry has outlined a series of spending plans it hopes will help boost blockchain initiatives in the public and private sectors and hopes to train a new generation of blockchain experts.
