In normal circulation, the oxygenated blood leaves the left side of the heart through very large. arteries. It flows through smaller and smaller and even smaller arteries arterioles and capillaries. until it reaches the tissues and organs where the blood vessels are very small usually requiring a. microscope to see them.
4. UK and China trade. UK exports of goods to China have more than doubled since 2010. They were worth Â£12.4 billion in 2013, up by 18% from 2012. According to Chinaâs Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) UK exports to China are up 20% on the year since October 2013.China remained the UKâs seventh biggest export market in 2013.hey were worth Â£12.4 billion in 2013, up by 18% from 2012. According to Chinaâs Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) UK exports to China are up 20% on the year since October 2013. China remained the UKâs seventh biggest export market in 2013. The UK is now the second biggest European exporter to China.
Chinaâs exports grew by 16 percent per year from 1979 to 2009. At the start. of that period, Chinaâs exports represented a mere 0.8 percent of global exports. of goods and nonfactor services. Now China is the largest exporter of goods in. the world, with 9.6 percent of the global share and an 8.4 percent share of goods. and nonfactor services (Figure 2). In 1980, China was still a low-income country; in fact, its income per capita.