[Spokesperson of the Ministry of Commerce Responds to Questions on the U.S. Announcement of Final Measures in the "Forced Labor" Section 301 Investigation] The spokesperson of the Ministry of Commerce responded to questions regarding the U.S. announcement of final measures in the "Forced Labor" Section 301 investigation. **Question:** On July 23, Eastern Time, the Office of the United States Trade Representative, based on the results of the Section 301 investigation into "failure to prohibit the importation of forced labor products," announced final measures to impose Section 301 tariffs on 60 economies, including China, with a 12.5% Section 301 tariff specifically on China. What is China's response to this? **Answer:** We have taken note of the relevant situation. China has consistently opposed forced labor, established a comprehensive system of labor laws and regulations, and resolutely prevents and combats forced labor practices. In contrast, the U.S. has not only failed to ratify the *1930 Forced Labor Convention* but has also long manipulated the issue of "forced labor." This time, using "forced labor" as a pretext to initiate a Section 301 investigation and impose unilateral tariffs is a typical act of unilateralism and protectionism, which China firmly opposes. (Ministry of Commerce)