China government agencies abroad include embassies, consulates and commercial offices. Safeguarding the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese citizens and legal persons abroad is one of the important functions of Chinese institutions abroad. Most staff of overseas institutions have received professional training and have a good understanding of local politics, economy and laws, which is an important communication bridge for China enterprises to develop overseas and a strong backing when they encounter risks.

(2) China Council for the Promotion of International Trade.

China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT), established in 1952, is a national foreign trade and investment promotion agency, which mainly carries out liaison work with economic and trade circles, business associations, other economic and trade organizations and relevant international organizations in various countries and regions of the world.

(3) Non-governmental organizations

In recent years, more and more non-governmental organizations, such as the China Chamber of Commerce in the United States and the China Chamber of Commerce in the European Union, have played an important role in international trade and international rights protection, giving full play to the role of organization, coordination, promotion and service. Going abroad, Chinese enterprises help each other with the help of non-governmental organizations, hold various meetings and activities, familiarize themselves with local laws and regulations, share experiences and lessons, grasp market trends and seize investment and trade opportunities.