Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the economic strategies and initiatives being implemented by the Chinese government to boost economic growth, enhance consumption, and support emerging industries. Group 1: Economic Development Strategies - The National Development and Reform Commission will introduce specific plans to resolve structural contradictions in key industries, promoting the exit of inefficient capacities and expanding mid-to-high-end supply to better meet market demand [2] - A special action plan to boost consumption will be released and implemented soon [3] - A National Venture Capital Guiding Fund will be established to support emerging and traditional industries, focusing on sectors like artificial intelligence, quantum technology, future energy, and biomedicine [4] Group 2: Private Sector and Investment - The vitality and dynamism of the private economy are continuously increasing, with private sector exports accounting for 64.7% last year, an increase of 1.4 percentage points; private investment in manufacturing and infrastructure grew by 10.8% and 5.8% respectively [5] - Over 8,000 major projects were introduced to private capital last year, with plans to support private enterprises in emerging and future industries this year [8] Group 3: Economic Performance and Goals - Last year's economic development exhibited four characteristics: significant growth, high quality, solid foundation, and positive momentum, contributing approximately 30% to global economic growth [6] - The government is confident in achieving a target economic growth rate of around 5% this year, supported by a solid foundation and guarantees [7] Group 4: Fiscal Policies - The first batch of special government bonds worth 500 billion yuan will be issued to support state-owned banks in replenishing core tier one capital [8] - The central government has reserved sufficient fiscal tools and policy space to address potential uncertainties [9] - A more proactive fiscal policy will focus on both existing and new policies to enhance public welfare, stimulate consumption, and strengthen economic resilience [10] Group 5: Education and Social Spending - National spending on education and social security and employment is expected to approach 4.5 trillion yuan each, with respective growth rates of 6.1% and 5.9% [11] Group 6: Consumption Trends - Service consumption continues to show a positive trend, becoming a new growth point for consumption, with "trade-in" policies driving industry upgrades and consumer satisfaction [12] - The main issue in goods consumption lies in weak demand, while service consumption faces challenges in supply quality [12]