Core Viewpoint - The semiconductor industry is highly globalized, and China is a significant player in this market, continuously advancing despite challenges [1][2]. Group 1: Impact of "China-for-China" Strategy - The "China-for-China" strategy proposed by European chip design companies highlights China's importance in the global semiconductor market and indicates ongoing progress in the domestic semiconductor sector [2]. - This strategy presents both opportunities and challenges for local chip manufacturers, offering chances for manufacturing and testing while increasing competitive pressure that compels domestic firms to enhance product performance and reduce prices [2]. Group 2: Addressing Chip Supply Chain Issues - Solving the "bottleneck" issues in chip supply is a systemic challenge that requires leveraging the unique advantages of each city, with Wuxi focusing on advanced packaging, specialized processes, and equipment components as its three main development directions [3]. - The importance of advanced packaging is expected to surpass that of advanced processes in the post-Moore's Law era, necessitating Wuxi to lead in technology and scale while driving domestic development [3]. Group 3: Competition and Cooperation in the Yangtze River Delta - Wuxi's semiconductor industry has a rich history and a complete industrial chain, having developed influential companies such as Huazhong Microelectronics and Changjiang Electronics Technology [4]. - Wuxi aims to differentiate its positioning and development from other cities, actively aligning with national strategies and focusing on its three key advantages to build a competitive integrated circuit industry cluster [4].