It wasn't horribly boring, just repetitive. Whatever the LLM wrote seemingly wasn't edited thoroughly enough, so the post kept re-stating the same few points over and over again.
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If you process those goods there, adding just 30% value under the Free Trade Port's eligibility and supervision rules, you can sell them into mainland China with zero tariffs
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Under the new Hainan rules, the flow looks like this:
Import raw materials or components into Hainan (Tariff: 0%).
Do "processing" in Hainan that increases the value by 30%.
Ship the finished product to Shanghai (Tariff: 0%)."
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The 'core purpose of the Hainan FTP is what we might call the 30% Loophole
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The '30% value add' rule effectively turns Hainan into a giant mixing vat. You pour in global commodities, stir them with Chinese labor (which is still cost-competitive for high-skill work), and pour out a 'Hainan' product
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It wasn't horribly boring, just repetitive. Whatever the LLM wrote seemingly wasn't edited thoroughly enough, so the post kept re-stating the same few points over and over again.
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Etc. And this is just one example.
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