“实业兴国，实干兴邦”（人民论坛）

Group 1 - The development of China's automotive industry has evolved from manual craftsmanship to advanced technology, exemplified by Xiaomi's factory where over 700 robots are involved in production, achieving a vehicle output every 76 seconds [1] - President Xi Jinping emphasized the importance of traditional manufacturing as a vital part of the real economy, advocating for technological innovation to revitalize traditional industries [1] - China's industrial growth has transitioned from reliance on imports to becoming the world's largest manufacturing nation with a complete range of industrial categories [1] Group 2 - The bearing industry, described as the "joints" of industry, has seen significant advancements, with China's manufacturing value added exceeding 30 trillion yuan annually since the 14th Five-Year Plan, maintaining a global leadership position for 15 consecutive years [2] - The shift from a broad manufacturing base to a focus on high-quality production is driven by technological empowerment, as seen in the application of graphene in sports shoes and innovations in the textile and apparel industry [2] - Shanghai's automated terminal has achieved a labor productivity rate 213% higher than traditional terminals, contributing to a record container throughput of over 50 million TEUs [2] Group 3 - The transition to green industries is exemplified by Ordos, which has developed multiple circular industrial chains from coal, moving from a reliance on coal as a fuel to utilizing it for materials and green industries [3] - Traditional industries are not synonymous with sunset or low-end industries; through technological advancements and innovation, they can evolve into high-value production sectors [3] - The emphasis on perseverance and the utilization of advanced technology and equipment is crucial for China's modernization and economic development [3]