Abstract
Virtual water trade can facilitate the secondary allocation of water resources. International trade of virtual water is an effective means for countries with water shortage to ensure water security. This paper introduces the analytical method of international virtual water trade, calculates and analyzes the situation of international virtual water trade in China in recent years (from 2002 to 2015), and proposes countermeasures accordingly.
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