崔卫杰：以高水平对外开放赢得主动

Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes that expanding high-level opening-up is a necessary requirement for advancing Chinese-style modernization, as discussed in multiple writings of Xi Jinping [1][3] - Since the 18th National Congress, China has established 22 free trade pilot zones, contributing to about 20% of foreign investment and import-export trade with less than 0.04% of the country's land area [1][2] - High-level opening-up has significantly enhanced the well-being of the population, with foreign trade and investment directly or indirectly creating over 200 million jobs, including more than 80 million migrant workers [1][2] Group 2 - Promoting reform and development through opening-up is a key strategy for achieving new accomplishments in modernization, with the first batch of free trade pilot zones successfully aligning with international high-standard economic and trade rules [2][3] - China's goods trade scale has ranked first globally for eight consecutive years, with service trade exceeding $1 trillion, ranking second globally, and actual foreign investment usage nearing $3 trillion [2][3] - The commitment to a mutually beneficial opening strategy enhances the linkage effects of domestic and international markets, with initiatives like zero-tariff treatment for least developed countries and hosting import expos [3]