contentschapter one 1part a text a brief introduction tointernational trade 1section one reasons for internationaltrade 1section two problems concerninginternational trade 5section three forms of internationaltrade 7section four cross-border e-commerce 16part b terminology practice 20part c terms 21part d exercise 22chapter two 27part a text general procedures of exportand import transaction 27section one procedures of export andimport transaction 27section two business negotiation 41section three basic qualities for goodnegotiators 58section four procedures of cross-bordere-commerce 60section five policy defects ofcross-border e-commerce 61part b terminology practice 61part c terms 63part d exercise 64chapter three 69part a text contracts for the sale andpurchase of international commodity 69section one definition of contract 70section two formation of contract 79section three performance of contract 87section four components of a typicalsuccessful cross –bordere-commerce transaction 88part b terminology practice 90part c terms 92part d exercise 93chapter four 99part a text trade terms 99section one components of trade terms 102section two incoterms 104section three six main trade terms inincoterms 2010 108section four exw and fas in incoterms2010 136section five d group in incoterms 2010138section six clauses commonly used aboutthe trade terms in contract 151section seven terminology relating tointernational trade and international practices 152section eight declaration no. 56 oncross-border e-commerce goods supervision by general administration of customs of the people’srepublic of china 153part b terminology practice 159part c terms 160part d exercise 161chapter five 164part a text quality of commodity 164section one methods of stipulatingquality of commodity 165section two quality latitude &quality tolerance 172section three examples of qualityclauses in contract 173section four general catalog ofe-commerce platform 174part b terminology practice 183part c terms 184part d exercise 185chapter six 190part a text quantity of goods 190section one calculating units of thegoods quantity 190section two methods of calculatingweight 193section three quantity terms in thecontract 197part b terminology practice 198part c terms 199part d exercise 201chapter seven 205part a text packing and marking of goods205section one the function of packing 205section two kinds of packing 209section three marking of package 215section four factors influencing typesof cargo packing 220section five elements concerningcross-border e-commodity packaging 223part b terminology practice 225part c terms 226part d exercise 227chapter eight 232part a text price of goods 232section one contents of price term 232section two pricing methods 241part b terminology practice 245part c terms 246part d exercise 247chapter nine 253part a text delivery of goods 253section one methods of the delivery 254section two delivery conditions 268section three shipping documents 274section four logistics mode ofcross-border e-commerce 297part b terminology practice 298part c terms 300part d exercise 302chapter ten 309part a text cargo transportationinsurance 309section one marine insurance 311section two risks, losses and expenses312section three marine insurance coverage316section four insurance value 325section five insurance premium 325section six forms of marine insurancecontract 326section seven endorsement of theinsurance policy 333section eight insurance practice inchina 333part b terminology practice 334part c terms 335part d exercise 336chapter eleven 343part a text payment of goods 343section one instruments of payment ininternational trade 343section two modes of payment ininternational trade 353section three cross-border payments andprocess 382part b terminology practice 385part c terms 386part d exercise 387chapter twelve 398part a text disputes, claim andarbitration 398section one disputes and claim 398section two force majeure 405section three arbitration 407part b terminology practice 412part c terms 413part d exercise 415chapter thirteen 419part a text a brief introduction tocross-border e-commerce 419section one features of cross-bordere-commerce 419section two features of china’s cross-border e-commerce development 421section three regulations on cross-bordere-commerce 422section four pattern of trade 423section five policy defects ofcross-border e-commerce 423section six payment business defects ofcross-border e-commerce 424section seven local implementation plans425part b terminology practice 425part c terms 426part d exercise 427appendix model test 431model test 1 431model test 2 435model test 3 440model test 4 444model test 5 448model test 6 452model test 7 455model test 8 461