According to customs statistics, from January to June, China's alcohol exports were 360 million liters, an increase of nearly 14%, and exports were 880 million US dollars, an increase of about 10%.Among them, the volume of liquor exports and exports were 7.74 million liters and $400 million, respectively, down about 3% and up 3% year-on-year. It can be seen that although the export volume of liquor accounts for a small proportion of the total export volume of liquor, its export volume accounts for about 45% of the total export volume of liquor.In the first half of the year, liquor exports showed the following characteristics:First, the export destinations increased from 62 countries and regions in the first quarter to 80;Second, in June, the momentum of liquor exports fell. Affected by this, the year-on-year growth rate of liquor exports in the first half of the year rose to 30% and then fell to 3%, and the year-on-year decline in liquor exports narrowed, of which there was a flash stop in January to May.Third, liquor exports in many overseas regions and countries are growing.China's Hong Kong is the top export destination for baijiu. In the first half of the year, although the export volume of Hong Kong, China, declined, the export volume far exceeded the average increase of 3% in the export volume of liquor, thus increasing the export share to 26.5%.Chinese liquor export to the United States presents a good pattern of volume, price and amount rising. In the first half of the year, the United States ranked third in liquor exports.Singapore and France made it into the top 10 destinations for liquor exports this year. On the occasion of the 60th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and France, Chinese liquor enterprises are on the offensive with various celebrations.Although Macau, China, retained the second place of liquor export destination, the growth of exports in the first half of the month was volatile, and the market share of exports fell from more than 10% at the beginning of the year to 8%.Among the top 10 destinations, South Korea and Thailand saw declines in liquor exports.Data released by the China Chamber of Commerce for Import and Export of Food, soil and livestock show that from January to June, wine exports continued to decline at a high speed, with exports of less than 10 million US dollars and exports of less than 1 million liters, both down more than 50% year-on-year.Among the top 10 export destinations, France and Germany bucked the trend, placing second and tenth respectively in wine exports. About one-fifth of China's wine exports go to France.