Core Points - Chengdu aims to exceed a GDP of 3.2 trillion yuan by the end of the 15th Five-Year Plan, indicating a need for annual GDP growth of over 1.4 billion yuan during this period [2][4][5] - The development strategy for the 15th Five-Year Plan focuses on "innovation-driven, open leadership, integration of science and industry, and strong counties and active districts" to address the city's development challenges [4][5] - Chengdu's positioning includes becoming a national economic center, technology innovation center, international consumption center, and cultural creative center, while also establishing itself as a key base for advanced manufacturing and digital cultural industries [5][10] Economic Development - Chengdu's industrial revenue has crossed three trillion yuan during the 14th Five-Year Plan, with significant growth in electronic information and equipment manufacturing sectors [6][7] - The city plans to build a modern industrial system centered on advanced manufacturing, enhancing the global competitiveness of its existing industries while developing new sectors like artificial intelligence and low-altitude economy [7][9] Regional Integration - Chengdu will enhance its role in the Chengdu-Chongqing economic circle by promoting collaborative development through five key initiatives, including building an international transportation hub and a world-class advanced manufacturing cluster [9] - The "strong counties and active districts" strategy aims to foster differentiated development across urban and rural areas, enhancing overall regional balance and support for the Chengdu metropolitan area [9] Digital Cultural Industry - Chengdu is prioritizing the development of the digital cultural industry, with plans to exceed 410 billion yuan in total scale by 2025 and 600 billion yuan by 2030, positioning itself as a national leader in this sector [11][12] - The city has implemented a comprehensive policy package to support the digital cultural industry, including the establishment of a 3 billion yuan fund for sci-fi and future industries [11] Quality of Life - Chengdu has been recognized as the "most livable city" for 17 consecutive years, with initiatives aimed at enhancing quality of life through employment, education, healthcare, and environmental improvements [13][14] - The city plans to implement policies that promote happiness and well-being, focusing on sustainable urban development and ecological quality [13][14]

Core Viewpoint - Chengdu aims to exceed a GDP of 3.2 trillion yuan by the end of the 15th Five-Year Plan, building on the foundation of the 14th Five-Year Plan, which requires an annual increase of over 1.4 trillion yuan during this period [1][3]. Group 1: Development Strategy - The development strategy for the 15th Five-Year Plan includes "innovation-driven, open leadership, integration of science and industry, and strong counties and active regions," addressing the constraints on high-quality development [5]. - Chengdu's development positioning includes building five centers: economic, technological innovation, international exchange, international consumption, and cultural creativity centers, along with five key areas: a major carrier for national strategic technology, an advanced manufacturing base, a digital cultural and creative industry hub, a new high ground for reform and opening up, and a high-quality livable area [5][9]. Group 2: Industrial Development - Chengdu's industrial revenue is expected to cross three trillion yuan during the 14th Five-Year Plan, with the goal of establishing a modern industrial system centered on advanced manufacturing [7]. - The city plans to enhance the resilience, advantages, and vitality of its industrial chains, focusing on global competitiveness in existing industries and developing new sectors like artificial intelligence and quantum technology [7]. Group 3: Regional Integration - Chengdu will enhance its role in the Chengdu-Chongqing economic circle and urban agglomeration, promoting collaborative development through five key initiatives, including building an international transportation hub and a world-class advanced manufacturing cluster [9]. Group 4: Digital Cultural and Creative Industry - The digital cultural and creative industry is highlighted as a new urban development focus, with plans to elevate its total scale to over 600 billion yuan by 2030, supported by a comprehensive policy framework and significant investment in related projects [11][12]. Group 5: Quality of Life and Happiness - The city emphasizes improving the quality of life, focusing on employment, education, healthcare, and social security, while also enhancing environmental quality to maintain its reputation as a "most livable city" [13].

成都市委十四届八次全会于2025年12月9日召开，会议审议通过了《中共成都市委关于制定成都市国民 经济和社会发展第十五个五年规划的建议》（以下简称《建议》）和全会《决议》。12月10日，中共成 都市委召开新闻发布会，介绍和解读本次会议情况。"十四五"时期以来，成都城市综合能级显著增强、 城乡区域发展更加协调、深化改革开放取得突破、宜居生活品质稳步提升、城市安全稳定更具韧性、全 面从严治党纵深推进，全面建设社会主义现代化成都迈出坚实步伐。 "我们将坚定落实党中央、国务院和省委、省政府决策部署，锚定基本实现社会主义现代化'两步走'战 略安排，立足'五地五中心'的发展定位，充分激发全社会投身现代化建设的积极性主动性创造性，广泛 汇聚谱写中国式现代化成都新篇章的磅礴力量。"邱长宝表示。 成都市委十四届八次全会审议通过的《建议》，针对制约成都高质量发展的短板弱项，聚焦进一步提升 成都发展位势能级的重点方向，提出坚持"创新驱动、开放引领、科产融合、强县活区"发展战略，力争 以更大力度创新、更深层次开放、更强科技和产业支撑、更优空间格局，推动成都在现代化建设中赢得 主动、赢得优势、赢得未来。 "十五五"时期，成都将坚持把创 ...

Core Viewpoint - Chengdu is strategically planning its economic and social development for the "15th Five-Year Plan" period, focusing on innovation-driven growth and the establishment of five key centers and areas to enhance its competitive advantage in urban development [1]. Group 1: Economic Development Strategy - Chengdu aims to accelerate the construction of a national advanced manufacturing base, with industrial investment growth reaching an annual average of 30.4%, leading among 20 key cities in China [2]. - The city will implement the "circle-chain integration" project to enhance the resilience of industrial chains and elevate the global competitiveness of key industries such as electronic information and equipment manufacturing [2]. - Chengdu's "15th Five-Year Plan" emphasizes the integration of science and industry as a critical path to seizing opportunities from the new technological revolution and industrial transformation [7]. Group 2: Cultural and Creative Industry - The city plans to establish itself as a national cultural and creative center, with the digital cultural and creative industry expected to exceed 410 billion yuan by 2025, aiming for over 600 billion yuan by 2030 [6]. - Chengdu will enhance the development capabilities of cultural and creative industry parks, attracting major projects and quality enterprises to foster a collaborative ecosystem [6]. Group 3: International Engagement and Open Economy - Chengdu is set to become a national center for foreign exchanges and a new high ground for reform and opening up, enhancing its global resource allocation capabilities [8]. - The city will support the construction of the Asia-Europe International Railway Hub and develop a logistics hub system to strengthen international cooperation and expand its global outreach [8][9]. - Chengdu aims to improve its "Invest in Chengdu" brand and establish a comprehensive service system for foreign investment, facilitating enterprises in expanding overseas markets [9]. Group 4: Infrastructure and Connectivity - The city will promote urban agglomeration development and enhance transportation infrastructure, including the construction of high-speed railways and urban rail lines to improve connectivity [10]. - Chengdu plans to initiate the second phase of the Tianfu International Airport project and develop various economic corridors to support regional collaboration and growth [9][10].

12月6日，由天津大学与深圳市坪山区人民政府联合举办的科产融合座谈会暨合作协议签订仪式在天津 大学深圳学院举办，双方签署战略合作框架协议及相关合作协议。中国工程院院士、天津大学校长柴立 元，天津大学党委常委、副校长王天友，天津大学副校长明东，深圳市坪山区委书记赵嘉等出席签约仪 式。 此外，坪山区专门出台人才配套政策，并引进多所知名中小学及品牌学校，从住房成本、基础教育质 量、生态环境等方面为创新创业人才工作、生活提供更为全面的支持。 据悉，此前天津大学聚焦医疗器械、新型储能、智能网联等关键领域，与坪山辖区比亚迪（002594）、 中金岭南（000060）、中汽研科技等公司在共建技术中心、人才培养、协同攻关、标准与政策研究等方 面建立了深度的合作关系。一批优质成果正在稳步孵化中，为双方战略合作筑牢了实践根基。此次天津 大学与坪山区的战略合作，包括但不限于在共建共享科技创新载体、推进科研成果转化与产业化、开展 科研项目对接与合作交流、开展人才交流与培养等四个方面。 坪山区将充分结合天津大学的学科优势与创新资源以及坪山产业基础优势，有组织地推动天津大学前沿 科研成果与辖区企业技术需求深度匹配，推动双方以共建高水平科 ...

Core Insights - Wuhan aims to achieve a GDP exceeding 3 trillion yuan by 2030, with a focus on building "five centers" to drive economic growth and modernization [1][2] - The "five centers" initiative is a strategic framework established in 2016 to enhance Wuhan's status as a national central city, emphasizing economic, technological, commercial, and international capabilities [2][3] - The city plans to implement seven major actions to transform the "five centers" from a conceptual framework into tangible outcomes, fostering regional economic development [3][4] Economic Goals - By 2030, Wuhan's GDP is projected to surpass 3 trillion yuan, with the urban agglomeration's GDP expected to reach 3.6 trillion yuan by 2024, representing over 60% of the province's total [4][5] - The urban agglomeration's GDP accounted for 59% of Hubei province and 2.66% of the national total in 2022, indicating a steady increase in its economic significance [4][5] Strategic Framework - The "five centers" construction is positioned as the main task for Wuhan during the 14th Five-Year Plan, highlighting its importance for high-quality economic and social development [1][2] - The city aims to integrate its development with national strategies, enhancing its role as a leading hub in the central region of China [2][3] Urban Development Initiatives - Wuhan's urban renewal strategy focuses on "five improvements and four enhancements," targeting urban infrastructure and quality of life [6][7] - The city plans to adopt innovative development models to address challenges in financing, land use, and administrative processes, promoting a comprehensive approach to urban renewal [7][8] Industrial Development - The "five valleys" initiative aims to establish a modern industrial system, integrating advanced manufacturing and modern services to enhance competitiveness [8][9] - The spatial layout of "one city, three corridors, and one belt" is designed to optimize innovation capabilities and foster collaboration across various sectors [10]

Core Insights - Since the beginning of the "14th Five-Year Plan," the energy consumption per unit of industrial added value in Liangshan has decreased by 31% [1] - The average annual growth rate of industrial added value in Liangshan from 2021 to 2024 is projected to be 10.6% [1] - The total profit of industrial enterprises in Liangshan has increased from 11.29 billion to 20.87 billion, with an average annual growth of 16.61% [1] Industrial Development - Liangshan has established 6 provincial-level green factories and has become home to the first steel enterprise in Sichuan to complete a full-process ultra-low emission transformation [1] - The industrial added value has successively surpassed 50 billion, 60 billion, and 70 billion, with the proportion of industrial output in GDP rising from 26.9% to 30.8% [1] - The number of large-scale industrial enterprises has reached 459, with 30 "specialized, refined, and innovative" enterprises [2] Technological Innovation - Liangshan has built 3 provincial key laboratories, 3 engineering technology research centers, and 21 enterprise technology centers, effectively breaking through the bottleneck of technology and industrial innovation integration [1] - Several technological achievements, such as 5N-level high-purity titanium and rare earth extraction processes, have reached international leading levels [1] Enterprise Cultivation - The region has added 2 billion-level enterprises and 12 ten-million-level enterprises, bringing the total to 4 and 20 respectively [2] - A total of 56 innovative small and medium-sized enterprises have been cultivated [2] Industrial Cluster Development - Major projects such as the 20,000-ton titanium and titanium alloy melting and forging facility and the 12,500-ton annual cathode copper refining project have accelerated construction or been completed [2] - These projects aim to fill gaps in the industrial chain, improve supply chain weaknesses, and enhance value chain levels [2] Smart and Green Transformation - Liangshan is focusing on high-end, intelligent, and green development, with the world's largest high-purity titanium ingot produced in the region [2] - The aerospace high-end manufacturing industrial park is under construction, and a local pharmaceutical company has ranked among China's top 100 pharmaceutical industries for 14 consecutive years [2] Support for Enterprises - Liangshan has established a high-standard service center for small and medium-sized enterprises, serving over 6,000 enterprises [2] - The region has supported 570 enterprises in enjoying over 17 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity benefits, helping to reduce electricity costs by approximately 2.7 billion [2] - The industrial output value of industrial parks has increased from 59 billion to 92.12 billion, representing a growth of 56.1% [2]

Core Viewpoint - The Yangtze River Middle Reaches Urban Agglomeration is designated as a key area for development in the "14th Five-Year Plan," aiming to enhance regional collaboration and become a significant growth pole in central China [1][4]. Group 1: Regional Development Strategy - The "14th Five-Year Plan" emphasizes the need to promote the development of the Yangtze River Middle Reaches Urban Agglomeration, positioning it as a crucial support for high-quality growth in the central region [1][3]. - The urban agglomeration is seen as a "spatial hub" within the national economic framework, connecting various major city clusters and facilitating the flow of resources and collaboration [3][4]. Group 2: Innovation and Industry Development - There are existing challenges in the Yangtze River Middle Reaches Urban Agglomeration, including insufficient foundational research, lack of collaborative innovation efforts, and weak support for resource supply [2][6]. - The region aims to enhance its innovation capabilities by establishing collaborative innovation platforms and focusing on technology-driven industrial development [5][7]. Group 3: Collaborative Mechanisms - The establishment of cross-regional innovation corridors, such as the proposed "Wuhan-Yueyang-Changsha" corridor, is essential for fostering collaboration and integrating technological advancements with industrial growth [5][8]. - The need for more "second transmitters" or provincial sub-centers is highlighted, as cities like Xiangyang and Yichang in Hubei are identified as potential growth drivers that can amplify innovation from central cities [9].

Core Viewpoint - The Yangtze River Middle Reaches Urban Agglomeration is positioned as a crucial support for high-quality development in Central China, as highlighted in the recently released "14th Five-Year Plan" suggestions, emphasizing the need for regional collaborative development [1][3]. Group 1: Regional Development Strategy - The Yangtze River Middle Reaches Urban Agglomeration is identified as a "spatial hub" within the national economic landscape, playing a pivotal role in connecting various regions and facilitating the flow of resources [3][4]. - The urban agglomeration's economic output has significantly increased, surpassing 12 trillion yuan, accounting for 9.2% of the national economy, indicating its growing importance [4]. Group 2: Innovation and Industry Development - There are existing challenges in the urban agglomeration regarding innovation, specifically in four areas: insufficient basic research, lack of collaborative efforts, weak results transformation, and inadequate support for resource supply [2][6]. - The integration of science and industry has shown a steady increase, with an annual growth rate of 1.72%, although it still lags behind the Yangtze River Delta [6]. Group 3: Collaborative Innovation Initiatives - The establishment of cross-regional innovation platforms, such as the proposed Wuhan-Yueyang-Changsha innovation corridor, is essential for enhancing collaborative innovation and industry integration [7][9]. - The need for more "second-tier" cities to facilitate the flow of innovation and resources is emphasized, with cities like Xiangyang and Yichang in Hubei showing potential as regional growth drivers [9][10].

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the importance of promoting high-quality development in the Yangtze River Economic Belt and the central urban agglomeration of the Yangtze River, aligning with national regional coordination strategies and the upcoming 15th Five-Year Plan [1][3]. Group 1: Strategic Development - The 15th Five-Year Plan aims to enhance regional development coordination and promote the growth of regional center cities within the Yangtze River Economic Belt [1]. - The eighth Yangtze River Economic Belt Development Strategy Forum was held in Wuhan, focusing on high-quality urban agglomeration development, providing strategic insights from various experts [1][2]. - The establishment of the "Yangtze River Economic Belt High-Quality Development Think Tank Alliance" aims to support major regional decisions through continuous research and forums [2]. Group 2: Collaborative Mechanisms - The concept of "Four Commons" (joint consultation, ecological governance, comprehensive construction, and shared development) is proposed as a framework for enhancing inter-provincial collaboration in the Yangtze River middle urban agglomeration [3][4]. - The need for a robust collaborative mechanism is highlighted, focusing on policy guidance, market-driven dynamics, and ecological protection to facilitate high-quality development [4]. Group 3: Regional Challenges and Solutions - Current challenges in the Yangtze River middle urban agglomeration include insufficient foundational research, weak collaborative efforts, and inadequate support for resource transformation [4]. - Proposed solutions include strengthening strategic leadership, resource aggregation, industrial radiation, and collaborative organization to achieve high-quality inter-city development [4][5]. Group 4: Learning from Other Regions - The article suggests that the Yangtze River Economic Belt can benefit from international and domestic development experiences, such as the Rhine and Great Lakes regions, to inform its growth strategies [6]. - The integration of ecological, logistics, and innovation chains is recommended to enhance regional collaboration and development [6]. Group 5: Future Urban Development - The article outlines a vision for future urban development in the Yangtze River middle urban agglomeration, focusing on smart logistics, ecological protection, and comprehensive urban planning [8]. - The establishment of a dense water transport network and the promotion of green, intelligent, and inclusive urban ecosystems are emphasized as key objectives for the 15th Five-Year Plan [8].