In case the other way doesn't work for you, I tried organizing these points differently, simply by separating them farther apart and making the titles of the main points more consistent by adding a dash (-) to all of them. Also, I'm assuming that you aren't using the words "I", "a", "an", or "the" because this is a CV and you're keeping it to the point. Sometimes, however, something makes more sense with one of those words added. 

*Trend analyzing - Follow up fashion show from international fashion week--New York/Milan/London/Paris S/S,F/W (not sure what this means...do you mean you follow up with the people in charge of international fashion week in all these different cities?), and trend information from main online fashion site, combine elements suit for brand, use into select and place order. 

*Sales analyzing - Closely assess weekly, monthly, quarterly statements (for example, stock structure and size assortment), and catch any problems immediately.

*Make OTB plan - Plan for next season’s buying amount (not sure what a "buying amount" is. Do you mean price?) and detail about (when you say "detail about," do you mean you come up with the category and SKU for each store, or are you referring to what you said before about "planning next season's buying amount", meaning you "plan" the details?) category and SKU for each store on the basis of sales and stock data of previous season and next season’s target sale.

*Purchasing – After receiving design package from brand supplier, recommend design suit for China market (according to region wearing habits, customs, price, sales data, etc.) and advise on altering details. After style is selected, contact domestic factory and place order, and ensure product's delivery to warehouse on time.

*Keep in contact with factories and vendors - Place small orders for special weather. For example, if the new season's styles didn’t include enough knitwear and padded jacket for weather changing or coldest weather for Northeast of China, place small, quick delivery order in order to improve sales.

*Merchandise distribution - new/replenish merchandise. After product arrives in warehouse, distribute and replenish to each store's supply according to SKU sales data, promotion and shop level.

*Stock regulation - Balance each store's stock quantity and transferring (transfer what, exactly?) on time according to sales and promotion of each store.

Excellent! The people reading this need to understand your specialties, and it looks like you have plenty, so just work on clarity in certain spots. Also, make sure you end each sentence with just one period--you don't need any extra spaces or marks. The same goes if you have a comma.