“十四五”期间，长沙交出高质量发展和现代化建设的精彩答卷

Core Viewpoint - During the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, Changsha is committed to high-quality urban development, emphasizing the "People's City" concept and showcasing its ecological advantages as a "mountain-water city" [2][28]. Economic Development - The city's GDP is projected to grow at an average annual rate of 5.4% from 2021 to 2024, entering the ranks of mega cities [11]. - Changsha has cultivated seven trillion-level industrial clusters and three national-level advanced manufacturing clusters [12]. - The total value of the digital economy has surpassed 500 billion, with the service sector's added value exceeding 900 billion, contributing 51.7% to economic growth [18]. Industrial Structure - The city has established a modern industrial system, with significant advancements in advanced manufacturing and technology innovation, ranking 5th among national advanced manufacturing cities [19]. - The number of high-tech enterprises has increased from over 4,100 to 8,600, with a local transformation rate of over 50% for research results from universities [19]. Urban Infrastructure - Changsha has made significant improvements in urban infrastructure, including the completion of 15 cross-river passages and the expansion of the metro network to cover six districts and one county [24][26]. - The city has achieved a forest coverage rate of 55%, ranking among the top three provincial capital cities in China [31]. Cultural and Tourism Development - The city has seen a robust growth in cultural enterprises, with revenues reaching 1,662 billion and an annual growth rate of around 10% [36]. - In 2024, the city is expected to receive over 200 million tourists, generating more than 200 billion in tourism revenue, marking a 10% annual growth [40]. Social Welfare - The city has prioritized employment, with an expected addition of 782,700 urban jobs, a 9.59% increase compared to the "13th Five-Year Plan" period [46]. - The number of insured individuals for various social insurances has reached 8.49 million for pension, 2.43 million for unemployment, and 3.39 million for work-related injuries [49].