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Sou Hu Cai Jing·2025-07-21 05:36

Core Viewpoint - China Life Insurance is committed to the "333 strategy" and aims to enhance its role in supporting the economy and improving people's livelihoods through long-term investments in infrastructure and green finance [1][3]. Group 1: Investment Activities - The event held in Qinghai from June 18 to 20 was part of the "One China Life, One Life Protection" series, focusing on how insurance funds can better support the development of the real economy [3][4]. - China Life has invested a total of 170 billion yuan in the Qinghai Yellow River Company, with 80 billion yuan in 2017 and 90 billion yuan in 2019, to support various infrastructure projects [12][70]. - As of June 2025, China Life Asset Management Company manages over 6.5 trillion yuan in assets, with more than 4 trillion yuan directly supporting the real economy [12][78]. Group 2: Impact on Local Economy and Environment - The Dragon Yuxia Hydropower Station, known as the "First Dam of the Yellow River," generates an average of 6 billion kWh annually and significantly reduces flood risks for downstream areas [10][17]. - The irrigation guarantee rate for downstream areas has increased from 56% to 80% due to the regulation provided by the Dragon Yuxia Reservoir, benefiting food supply across nine provinces [11][66]. - The Qinghai Yellow River Company has developed a "photovoltaic + ecological" model, transforming barren land into productive grazing areas, which has improved local livelihoods [44][91]. Group 3: Regulatory and Strategic Framework - The State Council's guidelines emphasize enhancing the insurance industry's service quality to the real economy, focusing on major national strategies and key areas [12][18]. - China Life is actively involved in various sectors, including renewable energy, infrastructure, and social welfare, aligning its investments with national development goals [54][60]. - The company has established a comprehensive investment mechanism to ensure that insurance funds are directed towards social welfare projects, aiming for both social and economic benefits [55][78].