China's entry into the World Trade Organization (WTO) is almost complete, leading to reduced tariffs and increased openness in service sectors. This will fully integrate Chinese industrial and commercial enterprises into the global market. The impact of this move includes changes in China's market economy, legal system, business practices, and management strategies. The goal is to enhance international competitiveness, promote system reforms, and improve business quality. The government must play a role in supporting these changes by analyzing international trends, providing better services to businesses, and strengthening economic and legal frameworks. Ultimately, the aim is to accelerate China's industrialization and integration into the global economy.