Yiwu International Trade City is divided into five districts, each district has different business products.

1. Zone 1 Market: The first zone market of China Yiwu International Trade City was laid in October 2001 and officially put into operation on October 22, 2002. The market covers an area of ??420 acres, with a construction area of ??340,000 square meters and a total investment of 700 million yuan.

It is divided into five major business areas: main market, production enterprise direct sales center, commodity procurement center, warehousing center, and catering center. There are more than 10,000 business spaces and more than 10,500 business households.

The first floor sells flowers and toys; the second floor sells accessories; the third floor sells crafts and gifts; the fourth floor houses a direct sales center for small and medium-sized production enterprises and a Taiwanese business shop, and the east shop room is a procurement service center for foreign trade enterprises.

2. The Second District Market, the Second District of China Yiwu International Trade City opened on October 22, 2004. The market covers an area of ??483 acres, with a construction area of ??more than 600,000 square meters, more than 8,000 business stalls, and more than 10,000 operating households.

The first floor sells bags, umbrellas, ponchos and bags; the second floor sells hardware tools and accessories, electrical products, locks, and cars; the third floor sells kitchen and bathroom hardware, small household appliances, telecommunications equipment, electronic instruments, clocks, etc.; the fourth floor sells

There is a direct sales center for production enterprises and boutique trading areas such as the Hong Kong Pavilion, the Korean Trade Pavilion, the Sichuan Pavilion, the Anhui Pavilion, the Jiangxi Jiujiang Pavilion, and the Xinjiang Hotan Pavilion; there is a foreign trade procurement service center on the fifth floor.

3. District Three Market. The construction area of ??District Three of China Yiwu International Trade City is 460,000 square meters. There are more than 6,000 standard stalls of 14 square meters on the first to third floors, and more than 600 business stalls of 80-100 square meters on the fourth to fifth floors.

There are more than 650 exhibition halls of more than 50 square meters and more than 8,000 business households.

The fourth floor is the direct sales center for manufacturing companies, and the industries entering are cultural supplies, sporting goods, cosmetics, glasses, zippers, buttons, clothing accessories and other industries.

4. District Four Market, China Yiwu International Trade City District Four Market is the sixth generation market of Yiwu China Commodity City. The market was grandly opened on October 21, 2008. The market construction area reaches 1.08 million square meters and has 16,000 stalls.

The first floor of the market sells hosiery; the second floor sells daily necessities, gloves, hats, and needle cotton; the third floor sells shoes, ribbons, lace, ties, wool, and towels; the fourth floor sells bras, underwear, belts, and scarves.

5. District Five Market, International Trade City District Five Market is located south of Chengxin Avenue, north of Yinhai Road, Yiwu City, adjacent to Provincial Highway 310 in the east, and connected to District Four of International Trade City in the west.

The market covers an area of ??266.2 acres, with a construction area of ??640,000 square meters, and a total investment of 1.42 billion yuan. It has five floors above ground and two underground floors, with more than 7,000 stalls. It mainly sells imported goods, bedding, textiles, knitted raw materials, and automotive supplies.

and accessories industries.

Extended information Yiwu Small Commodity Wholesale Market has developed logistics and is one of the three major logistics centers in Zhejiang Province.

The market has more than 200 combined consignment lines, reaching 200 large and medium-sized cities in China; six railway luggage trains; the only civil airport in central Zhejiang; close to Ningbo and Shanghai ports, with developed maritime transportation, forming a three-dimensional network of highways, railways and aviation

It has a comprehensive transportation network with a daily cargo throughput of more than 5,000 tons.

At the same time, a customs office was opened, "one customs and three inspections" were launched, and two modern logistics bases, namely the International Logistics Center and the Mall Logistics Center, were built. The modern logistics infrastructure is advanced, functional and efficient.