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Core Viewpoint - The conference emphasized the importance of accelerating the construction of a financial power during the "15th Five-Year Plan" period, focusing on the organic unity of qualitative improvement and reasonable quantitative growth, as well as comprehensive, systematic, and leading advancements [2][5]. Group 1: Financial Development - The financial sector in China has achieved historic growth in scale and quality during the "14th Five-Year Plan," laying a solid foundation for building a financial power [5]. - Challenges remain in the financial development landscape, including imbalances in social capital allocation and the need for traditional financing and risk control models to adapt to new economic realities [5][6]. - The "15th Five-Year Plan" suggests focusing on financial services for the real economy, deepening financial system reforms, and enhancing global financial governance [5][6]. Group 2: Manufacturing and New Quality Productivity - The conference highlighted the need to maintain a reasonable proportion of manufacturing in GDP and globally, emphasizing that new quality productivity should not be confined to traditional industrial models [2][8]. - New manufacturing should focus on technology and product innovation, with a concentration of research and development personnel in central cities and urban clusters [10][8]. - The development of emerging and future industries is expected to primarily occur in key regions such as Beijing, Shanghai, and the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macau Greater Bay Area [10][8]. Group 3: Policy Optimization - Policies should not only focus on expanding demand and optimizing supply but also on optimizing distribution to create a cohesive system of supply, demand, and distribution [3][12]. - The transition from consumption stimulus policies to income distribution adjustment policies is necessary to enhance the income of low-income groups and ensure that disposable income growth outpaces economic growth [12][11]. Group 4: Debt Management and Reform Investment - The proposal to replace local government debt with national bonds aims to alleviate repayment pressure on local governments, improve their cash flow, and foster economic growth [15][13]. - Investment in reform is crucial, with a focus on using fiscal and monetary policies to support the transitional costs of reforms, thereby facilitating better conditions for future reforms [14][15].