扩大内需与扩大开放并不矛盾

Group 1 - The relationship between expanding domestic demand and opening up is crucial for China's economic response to various internal and external risks, ensuring a good start for the "14th Five-Year Plan" and achieving high-quality development [1] - Domestic demand is the fundamental driving force for China's economic development, with the central economic work conference prioritizing "domestic demand as the mainstay, building a strong domestic market" as a key task for 2026 [1] - High-level opening up is an important engine for economic growth, supporting modernization and reform, and will continue to be a strong backing for Chinese-style modernization in the future [1] Group 2 - Expanding domestic demand and opening up are not contradictory; they are mutually reinforcing and form an organic unity that drives sustainable economic development [2] - A smoother domestic circulation enhances the attraction of global resources, facilitating the construction of a new development pattern that promotes both domestic and international dual circulation [2] - Historical growth periods in China's economy have coincided with coordinated expansion of domestic demand and opening up, highlighting the need for a balanced approach in the face of globalization challenges [2] Group 3 - Achieving a higher-level dynamic balance between demand-driven supply and supply-creating demand is essential, requiring market-oriented reforms to break industry monopolies and local protectionism [3] - Expanding domestic demand should be based on efficiency improvement and innovation, while opening up must balance development and security within a robust risk prevention framework [3]