中新网武汉11月24日电 (胡思洁 高龙 卢琪)以"智联世界·贸通天下"为主题的2025武汉(汉 口北)商品交易会(以下简称"汉交会")23日在武汉黄陂闭幕。这场国际经贸盛会线上线下总成 交额超1800亿元，彰显了武汉作为国际交往中心的蓬勃活力。 "含新量"勾勒展会新图景 本届汉交会总展览面积达19万平方米，新产品密集涌现，消费新场景亮点纷呈，市场新 空间加速拓展。 主展区与分展区聚焦前沿产业与新兴消费，构建多层次创新展示体系。人工智能、低空 经济、高端制造等领域标杆企业参展，集中展示产业升级新成果。165家优质企业入驻主展 区，数量为去年的3倍，其中外贸优品与新消费领域企业占比60%，数字经济与数字贸易领 域企业占比40%。 走进展区，药食同源展区的 AI面诊、名医把脉与非遗技艺"圈粉"客商；纺织服装产业 供应链展区推出"供应链＋直播"模式，企业"即看即订、即播即卖"；国际软装展区打造"智 慧科技家"等实景剧场，在感知中激发消费需求……科技赋能、文化加持的沉浸式场景成为 消费新选择。 本届展会在巩固传统欧美市场的同时，深化与共建"一带一路"国家及拉美地区的商贸交 流，通过侨助千企万品出海等活动，搭建多元化国 ...

Core Viewpoint - The PCB industry is expected to maintain a growth trend in the medium to long term, driven by the recovery of end consumption and the expansion of downstream markets [2] Group 1: Company Strategy - The company plans to expand production scale and enhance technological innovation, production, and management service capabilities [2] - There is a focus on increasing product diversity and innovation based on existing product lines, including single/double-sided boards, multilayer boards, high-frequency boards, high-speed boards, HDI boards, and rigid-flex boards [2] - The company aims to strengthen its PCB process capabilities and enhance industrial automation, particularly in emerging sectors such as 5G communication, new energy vehicles, semiconductors, and the digital economy [2] Group 2: Market Adaptation - The company intends to meet and support the specialized PCB needs of downstream customers during research, development, testing, and small batch stages [2] - Continuous adjustments to the PCB product structure and optimization of capacity allocation are planned, with a targeted shift towards high value-added products [2]

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the significance of red culture in Guizhou, highlighting its historical importance during the Long March and the ongoing efforts to preserve and promote this heritage through various initiatives and tourism development. Group 1: Historical Significance - The Red Army spent the longest time and had the widest range of activities in Guizhou during the Long March, with key events such as the Zunyi Conference and the crossing of the Wujiang River marking its historical importance [1][19] - The Zunyi Conference held from January 15 to 17, 1935, is described as a critical turning point that saved the Party and the Red Army during a dire moment in history [7] - The Four Crossings of the Chishui River allowed the Central Red Army to escape encirclement by enemy forces, showcasing strategic military maneuvers [9] Group 2: Cultural Preservation and Education - The article discusses the restoration and preservation of red cultural relics at the Zunyi Conference Memorial, where staff work to present historical artifacts to the public [17] - The establishment of the first Red Army primary school in the region aims to integrate red culture into education, promoting the legacy of the Long March through various activities [18] - Community initiatives in rural areas are fostering red tourism, allowing locals to engage with their history while generating income through hospitality services [22] Group 3: Tourism Development - Guizhou is exploring diverse ways to activate red culture and boost red tourism, with educational programs in schools and community events aimed at instilling a sense of historical pride [19][24] - The completion of the world's highest bridge, the Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge, symbolizes the region's development and its connection to historical events during the Long March [30] - The article highlights the importance of infrastructure upgrades and service optimization in promoting tourism, particularly in scenic areas like Luodian County [28] Group 4: Economic Growth and Digital Development - Guizhou's digital economy has been growing rapidly, with a notable increase in cloud-based enterprises and software services, indicating a shift towards modernization while preserving cultural heritage [32]

Core Insights - The Greater Bay Area Ecological Innovation Center has been established to accelerate the application of domestic computing power technology and support the high-quality development of the digital economy in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area [1][2] Group 1: Strategic Collaboration - Guangzhou Radio and Television Wuzhou Technology Co., Ltd. has signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Muxi Integrated Circuit (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. and Shanghai Huayan Enterprise Development (Group) Co., Ltd. to leverage their core advantages in the domestic computing power industry chain [1] - The collaboration aims to build a comprehensive ecosystem that integrates computing power, technological innovation, industry application, talent cultivation, and community sharing [1] Group 2: Future Goals and Projections - By 2027, the core industry scale of artificial intelligence in the Greater Bay Area is projected to exceed 440 billion yuan, with computing power expected to surpass 60 EFLOPS [1] - The innovation center will focus on deep integration of domestic computing power with key sectors such as healthcare, transportation, finance, and education, accelerating the large-scale implementation of AI applications [2] Group 3: Ecosystem Development - The center will promote a new ecosystem characterized by safety, openness, and sustainability, transitioning domestic computing power from "usable" to "user-friendly, easy to use, and scalable" [2] - It aims to serve as an important platform for empowering various industries with intelligent computing technology, functioning as a "laboratory" and "testing ground" for industry applications [1][2]

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the importance of developing new quality productivity as a key strategy for achieving high-quality economic development in Guangxi's Chongzuo City, particularly in Fusui County, in line with the spirit of the 20th Central Committee's Fourth Plenary Session [1][12]. Group 1: Understanding New Quality Productivity - New quality productivity is essential for transforming the county's economic model, moving from traditional extensive growth to high-quality, innovative development [2][3]. - It serves as a tactical adjustment for the county's industrial structure, focusing on key technological innovations and optimizing resource allocation [2][3]. - The development of new quality productivity is crucial for enhancing the county's innovation capabilities and core competitiveness [3]. Group 2: Seizing Historical Opportunities - To cultivate new quality productivity, it is vital to understand the existing industrial landscape and identify key areas for technological upgrades [4]. - Recognizing and leveraging local development advantages is necessary to avoid homogeneous competition and build a sustainable industrial foundation [4]. - The county should capitalize on emerging industries such as low-altitude economy and artificial intelligence to create new growth drivers [4]. Group 3: Addressing Transformation Challenges - There are challenges in technology transfer capabilities and a lack of alignment between local industry needs and academic research [5]. - Structural issues persist, with a high proportion of traditional resource-based industries and a small scale of strategic emerging industries [5]. - Attracting and retaining top talent remains a significant challenge for the county [5]. Group 4: Promoting Innovation and Open Cooperation - The county should focus on precise innovation strategies tailored to local industries, addressing specific challenges through targeted innovation nodes [7]. - Open cooperation should aim to establish the county as a leader in niche markets, leveraging its geographical advantages for cross-border industrial development [8]. Group 5: Implementing Industrial Renewal Plans - The county's industrial upgrade requires a dual approach, enhancing traditional industries while fostering new strategic sectors [9]. - Emphasis should be placed on digital transformation and the development of specialized industrial parks to support long-term growth [9]. Group 6: Building a New Factor Attraction System - The county must create a factor configuration system that aligns with new development concepts, focusing on talent attraction and integration with local industries [10]. - Digital economy integration with traditional sectors is essential for improving efficiency and driving growth [10]. Group 7: Enhancing Public Services and Governance - Improving public service quality is crucial for boosting local development momentum, with a focus on optimizing the business environment [11]. - The county should adopt smart governance practices to streamline administrative processes and enhance service delivery [11].

Core Insights - E-commerce plays a significant role in boosting consumption, enhancing modern industrial systems, and expanding high-level openness in China, continuously releasing new momentum for business development [1] Group 1: E-commerce Growth Metrics - From January to October this year, the online retail sales of smart wearable devices, such as smart glasses and smartwatches, increased by 23.1%, while online service consumption grew by 21% [3] - The growth in online coupon purchases for offline dining experiences surged by 25.1%, and instant e-commerce sales rose by 24.3% [3] Group 2: Support for SMEs - Major e-commerce platforms conducted over 400 industry e-commerce matchmaking events, enhancing the digital transformation and flexible manufacturing capabilities of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) [4] - The transaction volume in key monitored sectors, such as textiles and pharmaceuticals, increased by 5.5% and 3.4%, respectively [4] Group 3: Agricultural E-commerce - The online retail sales of agricultural products grew by 7.5%, while rural online retail sales increased by 9.5% from January to October [8] Group 4: International Cooperation and Initiatives - The "Silk Road E-commerce" cooperation has established 12 innovative practice cases, which are being replicated and promoted nationwide [10] - The "Silk Road E-commerce Benefits the World" initiative included 36 events aimed at promoting China's large market as a global opportunity, alongside the launch of "Silk Road Cloud Products" during the 8th China International Import Expo [10]

Core Insights - The fiscal revenue of major Chinese cities has shown significant changes in the first three quarters of 2025, with Shanghai, Beijing, and Shenzhen leading the rankings, reflecting the solid strength of first-tier cities [1][6] - The overall ranking has undergone a reshuffle, with cities like Hangzhou and Chongqing demonstrating new economic vitality, indicating a strong recovery and diversified development in the Chinese economy [1][6] Group 1: Fiscal Revenue Highlights - Shanghai's total revenue reached 655.568 billion yuan, an increase from 649.396 billion yuan in the same period of 2024 [6] - Beijing's revenue was 503.990 billion yuan, up from 486.624 billion yuan year-on-year [6] - Shenzhen reported a revenue of 313.214 billion yuan, compared to 296.800 billion yuan in the previous year [6] Group 2: Emerging Cities and Economic Drivers - Hangzhou ranked 13th with a fiscal revenue of 98.290 billion yuan, driven by its digital economy and significant contributions from leading companies like Alibaba and Hikvision [3] - Chongqing, in 6th place, reported a revenue of 187.800 billion yuan, benefiting from its automotive and electronics industries, with a 25% growth in logistics revenue [4] - Wuhan, ranked 11th with 129.896 billion yuan, showcased a solid industrial upgrade foundation, particularly in the electronics and automotive sectors [5] Group 3: Economic Growth Indicators - The digital trade scale in Hangzhou surpassed 750 billion yuan, with a year-on-year growth of over 15% [3] - Chongqing's industrial added value exceeded 1.2 trillion yuan, with foreign direct investment increasing by 18% [4] - Wuhan's new energy vehicle production grew by 35%, with export values reaching 20 billion USD [5]

Core Insights - The strategic cooperation signing ceremony for the Greater Bay Area Ecological Innovation Center took place, involving Guangdian Wuzhou, Muxi Integrated Circuit (Shanghai) Co., Ltd., and Shanghai Huayan Enterprise Development (Group) Co., Ltd. [1] - The center aims to promote the large-scale application of domestic computing power technology and support the development of the intelligent computing ecosystem and digital economy in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area [1][2] Group 1 - The Greater Bay Area Ecological Innovation Center will focus on five core areas: "computing power ecosystem aggregation, technological innovation breakthroughs, industry scenario implementation, talent cultivation, and community co-construction and sharing" [2] - The center is designed to become a key platform for intelligent computing technology empowerment across various industries, serving as a "laboratory" and "testing ground" for industry applications [2] - Upon completion, the center will promote the deep integration of domestic computing power in critical sectors such as healthcare, transportation, finance, and education [2] Group 2 - The collaboration aims to integrate the advantages of the industrial chain to build a safe, controllable, and open collaborative computing ecosystem in the Greater Bay Area [2] - Guangdian Wuzhou focuses on customized domestic server business, Muxi Integrated Circuit specializes in high-performance GPU chip development, and Huayan Group operates in multiple sectors including computing and health technology [2] - The initiative aligns with the Guangdong Province's plan to establish a national digital economy innovation development pilot zone, targeting an AI core industry scale of over 440 billion yuan by 2027 [1][2]

"山东拥有41个工业大类，制造业根基深厚。2024年，山东省服务进出口额达3677亿元，同比增长18.5%，大幅高于同期货物贸易2.8%的增速。"罗维坚表 示，正是这样坚实的实体经济底盘和服务贸易的强劲增长，构成了山东打造数字经济和服务贸易高地的底气。 他建议，山东建设全省统一的公共数据资源登记平台，推行"一人一档、一企一档"数据汇集，并在海洋、医疗、交通等优势领域打造国家级行业数据交易 平台。 他建议实施"人工智能+"行动，围绕智能制造、智慧生活、智慧政务等重点领域，加快推进人工智能全产业链创新发展。 在发展知识密度型服务贸易方面，他建议山东发挥文化大省优势，利用儒家文化、红色文化等资源宝库，发展文化贸易，培育新型增长点。 齐鲁晚报.齐鲁壹点记者于民星 "建议山东着眼全球打造数字经济和服务贸易集聚中心。"11月24日举办的2025年山东省国际贸易和投资顾问会议现场，中国马来西亚商会会长罗维坚作为 新聘请的山东省国际贸易和投资顾问，为山东高质量发展建言献策。 ...

Core Insights - The implementation of the "Beijing Digital Economy Promotion Regulations" has shown significant progress over the past three years, with a focus on building a global benchmark city for digital economy and new productivity development [1] Group 1: Digital Infrastructure and Smart City Development - Beijing has made steady progress in digital infrastructure and smart city construction, with nearly 150,000 5G base stations built, ranking first in the country [2] - The total computing power infrastructure has exceeded 42,000 P, and the city has enhanced its urban operation command platform capabilities [2] - The promotion of electronic seals for government services has improved convenience for citizens, with over 1,800 urban operation monitoring indicators integrated into the "Jingzhi" decision-making platform [2] Group 2: Data Resource Development and Utilization - Beijing has established a national data element comprehensive pilot zone and the first city-level blockchain "directory chain," with over 400,000 data items "on-chain" [3] - The Beijing International Big Data Exchange reported a trading volume in the first three quarters exceeding 1.64 times that of the previous year, with nearly 3,500 data products listed [3] - The financial public data zone has served over 60 financial institutions and 700,000 market entities, facilitating financing for small and micro enterprises [3] Group 3: Digital Industry Growth - The core AI industry in Beijing is projected to exceed 350 billion yuan in 2024, with over 2,400 enterprises in the sector [4] - Haidian District has been approved as the first national advanced manufacturing cluster in the AI field, with 162 large models registered, accounting for about one-third of the national total [4] - The city is implementing a three-year action plan for the digital transformation of the manufacturing industry, with over 1,700 digital finance enterprises and continuous digital achievements in education, culture, tourism, and healthcare [4] Group 4: Digital Economy Security - Beijing has enhanced its digital economy security capabilities by establishing a data security coordination mechanism and accelerating the implementation of data classification and management standards [4] - A negative list for data export in the pilot free trade zone has been published, and a compliance policy system for cross-border data flow has been improved [4] Group 5: Recommendations for Further Implementation - The report identifies issues such as the need for better planning of digital infrastructure and increased efforts in data resource development and sharing [5] - Suggestions include leveraging government public data for high-quality sharing, establishing a professional evaluation system for data rights, and improving financial policies to support data asset registration and financing [5][6] - The report also recommends promoting data sharing for smart city construction and utilizing the government cloud platform to streamline data reporting processes [6]