Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the achievements and development strategies of Jing'an District in Shanghai during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, emphasizing its role in building a modern international urban area and contributing to high-quality economic growth [1][3]. Economic Development - Jing'an's GDP is projected to reach 336.99 billion yuan in 2024, surpassing the 300 billion yuan mark, with a per capita GDP of 360,000 yuan, which is 1.5 times that of 2020 [3]. - The district's public budget revenue is expected to reach 30.22 billion yuan, ranking among the top in the city [3]. - The number of billion-yuan buildings in Jing'an has reached 92, the highest among central urban areas, with 9 buildings generating over 100 million yuan monthly [3]. Commercial Activity - Jing'an has introduced 991 new retail stores since 2021, making it a hotspot for consumer activity, with retail sales leading among central urban areas [3]. - The district has seen a significant increase in commercial consumption vitality, focusing on new consumption models and experiences [3]. Headquarters Economy - Since the beginning of the "14th Five-Year Plan," Jing'an has attracted 85 new regional headquarters of multinational companies, totaling 142, with an annual tax revenue growth of 11.1% from headquarters enterprises [4]. Industrial Development - Six key industries contribute over 85% to the regional economy, with a focus on enhancing existing industries and developing emerging sectors [5]. - The number of "global service" enterprises has increased from 48 at the end of the "13th Five-Year Plan" to 103, representing one-third of Shanghai's high-level professional service institutions [5]. Innovation and Technology - Jing'an has become a hub for emerging industries, hosting one-third of the city's core data companies and one-third of the global top 50 pharmaceutical companies [6]. - The district is focusing on integrating business, culture, creativity, and technology to foster innovation ecosystems [6]. Reform and Opening Up - From 2021 to 2024, Jing'an has attracted 1,122 foreign direct investment projects, with a total contracted foreign capital of 4.83 billion USD, leading among central urban areas [7]. - The district has implemented 693 measures to optimize the business environment, resulting in a significant increase in new market entities [7]. Urban Renewal - Jing'an has prioritized urban renewal, completing the renovation of 4,849 households and adding nearly 3,000 beds for urban builders [8]. - The district is actively updating buildings and enhancing public service facilities to improve urban quality [8]. Social Development - The district has developed community-based elderly care services and established the first "baby house" in the country, enhancing public services for families [11]. - Cultural initiatives have been strengthened, with a focus on preserving red cultural resources and promoting public cultural facilities [11]. Future Outlook - As Jing'an celebrates its 10th anniversary, it aims to set higher goals for the next decade, focusing on enhancing its strengths and contributing to the city's overall development [12].

Core Viewpoint - The Shanghai government is showcasing the achievements of the "14th Five-Year Plan" through a series of press conferences, highlighting the high-quality development and results from various districts, particularly focusing on Jing'an District's efforts to build a modern international urban area [1][3]. Economic Development - Jing'an District's GDP is projected to reach 336.99 billion yuan in 2024, surpassing the 300 billion yuan mark, with a per capita GDP of 360,000 yuan, which is 1.5 times that of 2020 [4]. - The district's public budget revenue is expected to reach 30.22 billion yuan, ranking among the top in the city [4]. - Jing'an has attracted 991 new stores since 2021, making it a hotspot for consumer activity, with retail sales leading among central districts [4]. Headquarters Economy - Since the beginning of the "14th Five-Year Plan," Jing'an has added 85 new regional headquarters of multinational companies, totaling 142, with an annual tax contribution growth of 11.1% from headquarters economy [4][5]. Industrial Development - Six key industries contribute over 85% to the regional economy, with a significant increase in high-end service brands from 48 to 103 [5]. - The professional services sector's tax contribution rose from 15.8% in 2020 to 22.1% last year [5]. Innovation and Technology - Jing'an has become a hub for emerging industries, housing one-third of the city's core data intelligence companies and a significant number of global pharmaceutical firms [6]. Reform and Opening Up - From 2021 to 2024, Jing'an attracted 1,122 foreign direct investment projects, with a total contracted foreign capital of 4.83 billion USD, marking a significant increase compared to the previous five years [7]. - The district has implemented 693 measures to optimize the business environment, leading to a 1.8 times increase in new market entities compared to the previous five years [7]. Urban Renewal - Jing'an has focused on urban renewal, completing the renovation of 47 old residential areas and enhancing public services, including the construction of rental housing [8][9]. Social Development - The district has improved public services, particularly in elderly care and childcare, and has enhanced cultural offerings, maintaining a leading position in public cultural facilities [10]. Future Outlook - As Jing'an approaches the end of the "14th Five-Year Plan," it aims to set higher goals for the next decade, focusing on excellence and contributing significantly to the city's overall development [11].

Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the ongoing reforms and opening-up initiatives in Shanghai, particularly in the Pudong New Area, aimed at enhancing its role as a leading area for modern socialist construction and high-level institutional opening-up [2][4]. - The Shanghai International Business Cooperation Zone is under construction, expected to become one of the most open regions internationally [1]. - The Shanghai Auto Show in 2025 attracted nearly 1,000 renowned enterprises from 26 countries and regions, showcasing over a hundred new models, reflecting confidence in China's vast market and development [1]. Group 2 - The "One Industry, One License" reform has significantly streamlined the process for businesses, reducing the time to open a store from over 20 days to just a few hours, allowing a coffee chain to open 130 new stores in a year [3]. - The establishment of a joint regulatory mechanism for special biomedical items in Shanghai has facilitated the first cross-border transport and use of CAR-T cell therapy in the country, demonstrating the effectiveness of policy innovation [4]. - Shanghai has developed 23 local regulations and 34 management measures to support market entities and enhance the legal framework for business operations, contributing to a more favorable business environment [6].