姚景源：统筹国际经贸斗争与国内经济发展，以内功应对外部变局

Core Viewpoint - The 19th Huaxia Institutional Investor Annual Conference and Huaxia Financial (Insurance) Technology Forum was successfully held in Beijing, focusing on the theme of "Vitality and Resilience, Innovation and Empowerment" to address contemporary challenges and explore future paths [3][8]. Group 1: External Environment Analysis - During the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, the external environment was characterized by "peace and development," while the "15th Five-Year Plan" faces a more turbulent international landscape [10]. - The global economic growth momentum is weakening, with increased instability and uncertainty, making it crucial to balance international economic and trade struggles with domestic economic work [10][4]. - China has approximately 600,000 import and export enterprises, employing around 100 million people, with the economy ranking second globally and trade ranking first, indicating deep integration into the global economy [4][10]. Group 2: Domestic Economic Strategy - The recent Central Economic Work Conference prioritized "expanding domestic demand and building a large domestic market" as a key strategy to respond to international changes and maintain control in economic and trade struggles [4][10]. - Emphasis on "practicing internal skills" is highlighted as a fundamental strategy for addressing external challenges [4][10]. Group 3: Balancing Key Relationships - The need to optimize internal economic structures and improve mechanisms is essential for high-quality development [11]. - The relationship between production and consumption, as well as supply and demand, must be addressed, shifting from a model where supply automatically creates demand to one where new demand leads new supply [11]. - The relationship between government and market is crucial, with a shift in focus from "allowing flexibility and maintaining control" to "allowing flexibility and managing well," emphasizing the role of an effective market and proactive government [11]. - The relationship between safety and development must also be balanced, as development is essential for safety, and safety ultimately serves development [11].