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Core Insights - The article discusses a research activity organized by Futures Daily in collaboration with Zhengzhou Commodity Exchange to enhance understanding of the futures market among university students and related personnel, focusing on its application in the real economy [1] Group 1: Research Activity Overview - The research activity took place from July 28 to 31, involving experts and scholars from various universities including Dalian University of Technology and South China Agricultural University [1] - The activity included visits to multiple enterprises in Hubei province to discuss the current status of spot markets and industry development for products like soda ash, cotton, and rapeseed oil [1] Group 2: Insights from Enterprises - At the National Grain and Material Reserve Bureau Hubei, it was emphasized that futures professionals need solid knowledge of trading rules and risk management capabilities [2] - Chengdu Yuntu Holdings, a leader in compound fertilizer and soda ash production, highlighted the importance of futures tools in managing operational risks related to inventory and sales [3] - Hubei Yinfeng Cotton Co., Ltd. described futures as a "stabilizer" and "accelerator" for their operations, with over 80% of their business relying on basis trade [4] - Wuhan Yudahua Textile Group discussed the necessity for futures professionals to possess risk identification and market analysis skills [5] - Hubei Grain and Oil Group focused on the need for futures knowledge across various roles within the company, emphasizing the importance of a robust trading and risk control system [6] Group 3: Educational Implications - The Vice Dean of the Futures College at Beijing Wuzi University praised the value of practical exposure for students, which helps them understand the real economy and enhances their employability [7] - The MBA program leader at China Agricultural University noted that practical experiences help correct cognitive biases and clarify career paths for students interested in agricultural futures [7]