新华社记者 10月28日，《中共中央关于制定国民经济和社会发展第十五个五年规划的建议》全文发布。 党的二十届四中全会上，习近平总书记就《建议》起草的有关情况向全会作说明时指出，"十五 五"时期是夯实基础、全面发力的关键时期，制定和实施好"十五五"规划，就能为2035年基本实现社会 主义现代化奠定更加坚实的基础。 全会通过的"十五五"规划建议，准确把握"十五五"时期在基本实现社会主义现代化进程中的重要地 位，对"十五五"时期我国经济社会发展作出系统谋划和战略部署，为乘势而上、接续推进中国式现代化 建设擘画宏伟蓝图、指明前进方向。 明确"十五五"时期经济社会发展主要目标 翻开《建议》，通篇15部分开列61条，分为三大板块，坚持目标导向和问题导向、坚持系统思维、 坚持进一步全面深化改革、坚持扩大对外开放，全面部署"十五五"时期我国经济社会发展和党的建设各 方面工作。 科学设定发展目标，对制定和实施好五年规划至关重要。 《建议》从七方面明确"十五五"时期经济社会发展的主要目标：高质量发展取得显著成效，科技自 立自强水平大幅提高，进一步全面深化改革取得新突破，社会文明程度明显提升，人民生活品质不断提 高，美丽中国建设取 ...

记者 张熠 昨天，展览早鸟票启动发售，还推出多重票务选择以满足不同群体需求。其中，38元秒杀票限量上 线，开票即售罄。展览将持续至2026年5月5日。 继"古希腊"文明大展引发申城观展热潮后，西方古典艺术再添重磅展览。昨天，记者从"罗马 罗 马：从奥林匹斯到卡皮托利"古罗马艺术大展媒体见面会上获悉，展览将于11月11日在世博会博物馆开 幕，131件（套）源自英国利物浦国家博物馆的珍贵藏品将首度亮相上海。昨天15时，展览正式开票， 其中5000张秒杀票开票即售罄。 "为什么展览名称中有两个'罗马'？第一个'罗马'代表罗马人，观众会在展览里看到很多具体的人的 形象，他们是罗马的神、帝王和民众；第二个'罗马'代表罗马人怎样理解世界、罗马帝王怎么治理国 家、罗马民众怎样生活。"古罗马艺术大展策展人孙怡介绍。以古罗马文明的演进脉络为核心，展览将 通过"众神的传说""帝国的荣耀""生活的盛宴"三大主题单元，全景式铺展古罗马从神话起源到帝国兴衰 的史诗历程。其中，"众神的传说"单元聚焦古希腊、古罗马神祇雕塑群像，2米左右的天神宙斯（朱庇 特）雕像、波塞冬（尼普顿）半身像等近20件大型神像，将揭示古罗马人对古希腊神话的创造性 ...

记者 诸葛漪 作为中国上海国际艺术节专业展演板块重磅活动，第十四届上海国际魔术周昨天在浦东新区文化艺 术指导中心开幕。本届魔术周以"从魔术到戏剧"为主题，策划两大核心演出板块，上演两台八场演出。 作为全国最重要的魔术活动之一，上海国际魔术周多年来与中国杂技金菊奖和世界魔术联盟深度联 动，在上海国际魔术周比赛中获得最佳成绩的中国选手将有机会获得金菊奖决赛资格，获得最佳成绩的 亚洲选手将直接获得参加世界魔术联盟比赛资格。今年起，上海国际魔术周还积极与韩国蔚山魔术大会 展开联动合作，蔚山魔术大会每年将推送一位比赛优胜者参加上海国际魔术周比赛，上海魔术周也将从 每届比赛优胜者节目中选出一位，次年赴蔚山魔术大会进行展演。 魔术周还策划一系列前沿活动，包括"魔都新秀"上海魔术新生代培养计划主题演出、《魔都双 星》、《魔术管理局 第一课》、FISM中国战队蒋正华街头魔术、浦东街镇巡演等，在全年持续推出， 让魔术艺术走进大众生活。在浦东新区文化艺术指导中心广场，将有来自瑞士、巴西的街头魔术师及市 集巡游官不定时演出，为市民制造"不期而遇"的惊喜。中外魔术大师们也将走出剧场，参与第24届中国 上海国际艺术节"艺术天空"及其他惠 ...

Core Points - The event "Advancing the New Journey of Chinese-style Modernization" showcased various stories reflecting Shanghai's modernization efforts through personal and group presentations [1][2] - The competition featured 9 individual and 11 group participants, with awards given for outstanding performances, including 5 first prizes, 7 second prizes, and 8 third prizes [1] - The narratives highlighted themes such as the continuation of revolutionary spirit, high-quality development, technological innovation, and rural revitalization, showcasing the vibrant essence of the people's city [1][2] Group 1 - The individual first prize-winning presentation titled "Writing Names into the Galaxy" recounted the life of satellite designer Wei Zhongquan, emphasizing his dedication to China's space endeavors despite setbacks [1] - The group first prize-winning performance, a situational drama titled "Red Central," transported the audience to 1928 Shanghai, illustrating the struggles and resilience of revolutionaries during a time of crisis [2] - The event featured a variety of storytelling methods, including immersive and interactive presentations, to engage the audience and convey the significance of national projects like the domestically produced large aircraft [2] Group 2 - The event highlighted lesser-known red stories and real-life industry anecdotes, showcasing the warmth of ordinary individuals and the wisdom of national craftsmen [2] - The organizers noted the emergence of many talented speakers and compelling stories, which will be incorporated into the "Red Culture Propaganda Team" to enhance the narrative of the new era [2]

Core Insights - The Shanghai Municipal Party Committee emphasizes the importance of innovative development in the service industry to enhance overall economic quality and efficiency [1][2][3] Group 1: Service Industry Development - The meeting focused on enhancing the service industry's capabilities and innovation, aiming to improve the quality and efficiency of service offerings [1][2] - Key suggestions included elevating service levels, innovating service paradigms, expanding high-quality supply, and fostering specialized talent [2][3] - The service industry is identified as a crucial element for employment promotion, income enhancement, and market prosperity, necessitating reforms and standardization [3][4] Group 2: Strategic Focus Areas - The development strategy includes transitioning from gig economy models to employee-based structures and moving from fragmented services to brand-oriented offerings [4] - Emphasis is placed on integrating various service sectors, leveraging digital and intelligent technologies, and enhancing the cultural and tourism industries [4] - The initiative aims to strengthen offshore financial services, international legal services, and green low-carbon services to better support enterprises in global markets [4]

Core Points - The 8th China International Import Expo (CIIE) will be held from November 5 to 10 in Shanghai, featuring participation from 155 countries, regions, and international organizations, with 4,108 overseas enterprises exhibiting, marking a record high in exhibition area exceeding 430,000 square meters [1][2] Group 1: Key Features of the Expo - The expo emphasizes an open approach, launching the "Shared Big Market · Export China" brand, with six countries including Thailand and UAE as guest countries [2] - It will showcase 461 new products, technologies, and services, focusing on future industries such as low-altitude economy and humanoid robots, while also introducing new supply demands in sectors like silver economy and sports economy [2][3] - The exhibition area has expanded to over 367,000 square meters, with over 600 new exhibitors, including 290 Fortune 500 companies, achieving historical highs in both exhibition area and total number of exhibitors [3] Group 2: Practical Cooperation and Engagement - The event will feature 43 trading groups and over 700 sub-groups for procurement discussions, with professional audience registration reaching 449,500 [3] - There will be a focus on enhancing consumer engagement through initiatives like the "Buy in China" series and the inaugural 2025 CIIE Quality Goods Trade Fair in December [3] - The expo aims to connect with countries along the Belt and Road, with participation from 123 countries, a 23.1% increase, and 163 exhibitors from least developed countries, a 23.5% increase [3] Group 3: Local Support and Logistics - Shanghai has prepared various service measures for the expo, including 18 customs facilitation measures and 20 public security measures to optimize participant experience [4] - Transportation enhancements include new dedicated lines for Pudong Airport and Hongqiao Hub, along with comprehensive navigation services for attendees [4] - The Shanghai trading group has achieved procurement goals from the previous expo, with the current group size reaching 120,000, aimed at strengthening supply-demand matching [4]

Core Insights - The "Mark Land Construction" mechanism is an innovative land reserve reform initiative being piloted in Shanghai's Fuxing Island and Dawusong areas, aiming to create a dynamic, cross-cycle balanced, and continuously value-adding urban construction and operation model [1][4] Group 1: Mark Land Construction Mechanism - The mechanism involves establishing a graded development system for land use, focusing on "standard land" and "benchmark land" [1] - Standard land emphasizes compliance and efficiency, serving as a basic spatial carrier that meets fundamental construction needs, thereby reducing land costs and prices [1][2] - Benchmark land aims for high quality and functionality, providing superior spatial carriers for urban functional enhancement and brand building [1][2] Group 2: Urban Development Strategy - Shanghai is enhancing the standards and capabilities of basic development spaces, moving beyond previous "communication and flatness" requirements [2] - The strategy integrates planning guidance, spatial support, and resource coordination to support industrial development while controlling land prices [2] - The approach includes a comprehensive design that incorporates topographical shaping, green environments, sponge city concepts, and smart facilities to optimize urban quality [2] Group 3: Fuxing Island Case Study - Fuxing Island serves as a typical example of the Mark Land Construction initiative, with plans to transform its landscape and enhance ecological habitats [3][5] - The existing flood control wall will be modified to restore natural landforms, creating spaces for cultural and recreational activities [3] - A high-star hotel is planned for the island, aiming to fill gaps in cultural tourism and enhance the area's skyline [3][5] Group 4: Challenges and Future Directions - Shanghai faces challenges in spatial resource utilization and land development, necessitating a shift from large-scale expansion to quality enhancement [4] - The city aims to address ecological, social, and economic values of land, which have been underutilized in previous development phases [4] - The Mark Land Construction initiative is still in its exploratory phase, with key pilot areas identified to refine implementation mechanisms [4][6] Group 5: Future Vision for Dawusong - Dawusong is identified as a typical old industrial base, with plans to transform it into a demonstration area for ecological quality and innovative functions [6] - The area aims to showcase Shanghai's transition in development methods and urban renewal actions, aligning with modern Chinese standards [6] - The initiative is expected to enhance resource allocation capabilities and promote high-quality urban development to meet public demands for improved living standards [6]

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the urgency and responsibility in advancing China's modernization and national rejuvenation during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, highlighting the need for strategic alignment with the central government's scientific judgment on development trends [1][2]. Group 1: Economic Development Strategy - The development environment during the "14th Five-Year Plan" is characterized by profound and complex changes, but focusing on high-quality development and meeting the people's needs will lead to sustained economic growth and social stability [2][3]. - The "six persistences" outlined in the article serve as guiding principles for future development, particularly the combination of effective markets and proactive government [2][3]. Group 2: Market and Government Interaction - Building an effective market requires maximizing the market's decisive role in resource allocation while enhancing the vitality of various business entities [3]. - A proactive government is essential for improving macroeconomic governance and addressing market barriers through unified regulation and oversight [3]. Group 3: Shanghai's Role in National Development - Shanghai is expected to lead in high-quality development by transitioning from factor-driven to innovation-driven growth and enhancing its urban capabilities [4][5]. - The city aims to improve the quality of life for its residents by ensuring equitable access to development benefits and enhancing environmental governance [5]. - Shanghai seeks to achieve efficient governance through meticulous management and digital transformation, aiming for modernization in urban governance [5]. Group 4: Innovation and Technology - Innovation is identified as the primary driver of development, with a focus on achieving technological self-reliance and strengthening national security [6]. - Shanghai has made significant investments in becoming a global innovation hub, emphasizing the need for breakthroughs in core technologies and the integration of technological and industrial innovation [6]. - The article stresses the importance of enhancing the role of leading enterprises in driving innovation and improving policy support for these entities [6].

Group 1 - The core focus of the "14th Five-Year Plan" emphasizes high-quality development, with a clear signal from the central government to prioritize the real economy and enhance both quantity and quality in production [1] - Shanghai, as China's largest economic center, is tasked with improving quality and capability to support national economic growth, particularly through advanced manufacturing and high-value sectors [1][2] - The transformation and upgrading of industries in Shanghai are critical, requiring a focus on digitalization, green initiatives, and intelligent integration, while also emphasizing efficiency and strategic focus in service sectors [2][3] Group 2 - The competitive landscape necessitates a clear judgment and focus on key areas, avoiding outdated paths and dependencies, while adapting to future directions [3] - Shanghai has made significant progress in reducing costs and improving efficiency in industrial operations, but ongoing efforts are needed to create a supportive ecosystem for sustainable growth [3][4] - A vibrant business environment, characterized by low comprehensive costs and strong entrepreneurial activity, is essential for fostering innovation and new productive forces [4]

Core Insights - The Shanghai Federation of Industry and Commerce has established a special committee composed of core executives from 63 private listed companies, focusing on six key areas: strategic guidance, industrial collaboration, policy empowerment, financial support, governance standardization, and legal protection [1] Group 1 - There are currently 451 A-share listed companies in Shanghai, with 254 of them being privately controlled, accounting for 56% of the total [1] - The first batch of 63 members of the special committee includes companies from cutting-edge sectors such as integrated circuits, biomedicine, artificial intelligence, and green low-carbon technologies, with a total market capitalization exceeding half of the total market value of all private listed companies in the city [1]