Group 1 - The core viewpoint is that the basic conditions for boosting consumer confidence in China are now in place, driven by economic recovery and improved household balance sheets [1][6][11] - The government is advised to moderately raise growth targets to send strong confidence signals, which could significantly impact consumer behavior [1][9][12] - The Hong Kong stock market has seen significant inflows of international capital, making it one of the best-performing markets globally since September last year [1][24] Group 2 - The recovery of household balance sheets is crucial for enhancing consumer confidence, with real estate prices being a key factor affecting household wealth [4][14][17] - The current "involution" in the domestic market stems from "soft constraints" on corporate resources, leading to irrational competition [18][20] - China has made rapid progress in basic scientific fields and is on track to become a global technology center, meeting essential conditions for technological development [21][23] Group 3 - The importance of a smooth exit mechanism for attracting long-term foreign capital is emphasized, as it is critical for investors to realize returns [5][24][25] - The government has implemented various measures to stabilize the real estate market and stimulate the economy, which have shown signs of effectiveness [11][16] - The increase in household savings and the need to convert potential consumption capacity into actual spending are highlighted as key challenges [8][13][17]