Yiwu International Trade Market District 5, which commenced operations on May 5, 2011. Covering an area of 266.2 acres, with a construction area of 640,000 square meters, the market comprises five floors above ground and two floors underground, boasting over 7,000 commercial booths. The first floor of the market serves as Yiwu China Import Commodity City, offering a diverse range of 100,000 products from over 100 countries and regions, including food, red wine, health care products, daily necessities, jewelry, maternity and baby products, cosmetics, household items, kitchen supplies, and other advantageous industries. It stands as a leading "one-stop" import commodity procurement base in China and serves as an import commodity exhibition and trade center integrating operation, exhibition, sales, and negotiation. The second to fourth floors of the market primarily focus on bedding, hair products, needle-spun fabric (curtain fabric), wedding supplies, knitting raw materials, hotel supplies, automotive supplies and accessories, pet (aquarium) supplies, and small commodity distribution industries. The fifth floor houses the "National E-commerce Demonstration Base" - China Commodity City • Online Merchant Service Area, which brings together various e-commerce enterprises and e-commerce service providers in areas such as operation, photography, design, information technology, logistics, and finance, effectively promoting mutual promotion and prosperity between online and offline markets. Additionally, the market features the Party and Mass Service Center of Yiwu International Trade Market District 5, offering a range of services including party building, convenience, entrepreneurship, legal services, cultural and entertainment, care and assistance, etc. Yiwu International Trade Market District 5 embraces the advanced concepts of international large-scale commercial centers, equipped with e-commerce systems, intelligent security systems, logistics short-haul distribution systems, financial service systems, central air conditioning, large electronic displays, broadband networks, data centers, surrounding elevated roads, large parking lots, rainwater recycling systems, automatic skylights, and other supporting facilities. It can be described as an international business center integrating shopping, tourism, and leisure, and stands as the most modern and internationalized global commodity wholesale and trading market in China.