According to CoinMeta, Yu Yuan Tan Tian reported that two leading companies, DeepSeek and MiniMax, have successfully completed the registration procedures and have also finished the open-source process as well as obtaining overseas licensing for their technologies. On October 16th, the Ministry of Commerce and the Ministry of Science and Technology publicly solicited opinions on revising the "China's Prohibition and Restriction on Export Technologies Catalogue," which includes 23 technologies in the field of artificial intelligence, such as large models, intelligent agents, computing power clusters, and information processing. In response to this, some people raised questions: China emphasizes technological openness, so why would it suddenly impose "export restrictions" on AI? In its related responses, the Ministry of Commerce provided more detailed explanations for what is not subject to regulation than for what is, indicating that the core purpose of the "Catalogue" is to delineate boundaries, rather than simply restricting the export of AI technologies.