CICC's rules for positions are calculated unilaterally, that is, if the position is 10000, then the long position is 10000 and the short position is 10000, while the rules for positions of the other three futures exchanges are calculated bilaterally, that is, if the position is 10000, then the long position is 5000.

Due to the definition of position rules, in normal times, the positions of CICC are reduced by 1 lot on both sides, so-1 is displayed, and the other three futures exchanges display -2.

The current refers to the last transaction on the current disk, which is still due to the CICC rule. The last transaction is 1 lot, so 1 is displayed. If it is on the other three futures exchanges, it shows 2.