Core Points - The "High-Quality Development China Tour: A New Era of Vibrant Changes" online evaluation guidance activity was launched in Jiangsu on October 13, aimed at promoting the modernization of meteorological technology and social services in the region [2][3] - The event involves a media team from various outlets, including People's Daily and Xinhua News, to document and share the advancements in meteorological services and their impact on local communities [2][3] Group 1 - The activity is designed to tell the story of Jiangsu's meteorological department's efforts in modernizing meteorological capabilities and enhancing social services [2] - The media team will conduct on-site interviews in Nanjing and Suzhou to observe the precision and innovation in monitoring and forecasting severe weather events [2] - The initiative aims to highlight the effectiveness of meteorological data in ensuring safe navigation along the Yangtze River and supporting the low-altitude economy [2] Group 2 - Participants are encouraged to convert their experiences into content suitable for online dissemination, showcasing the tangible benefits of meteorological modernization to the public [2] - The event is organized by the China Meteorological Administration, in collaboration with various media and local meteorological agencies [3]

Core Insights - The Chinese meteorological sector has made significant advancements in high-quality development during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, with a projected increase of 18.35% in the national meteorological high-quality development index by 2024 compared to 2020 [1] Group 1: Technological Advancements - The meteorological technology has achieved a high level of self-reliance, with advancements in satellite, radar, and observation systems, leading to a leap from following and catching up to leading in certain areas [2] - A comprehensive meteorological observation system has been established, consisting of 9 Fengyun satellites, 842 weather radars, and over 90,000 ground observation stations, resulting in an 83% monitoring rate for severe weather [2] - The accuracy of weather forecasts has reached historical highs, with capabilities to predict regional heavy rain and extreme weather events well in advance [3] Group 2: Disaster Prevention and Mitigation - The meteorological sector has strengthened its role as the first line of defense against disasters, implementing a proactive emergency response mechanism based on meteorological warnings [4] - A progressive meteorological service model has been established, allowing for detailed and timely warnings that support local governments in disaster prevention and mitigation efforts [5][6] - The implementation of these mechanisms has proven effective, as demonstrated by the successful evacuation of 3,904 individuals during severe weather events in Yunnan province [7] Group 3: Economic and Social Impact - Meteorological services have significantly impacted over 70 sectors of the national economy, with a noted decrease of 0.12 percentage points in GDP loss due to weather-related disasters during the "14th Five-Year Plan" [9] - Artificial weather modification efforts have resulted in approximately 1,677 million tons of additional precipitation, while hail prevention measures have saved around 60.3 billion yuan in economic losses [9] - Enhanced meteorological services have improved public safety and quality of life, with health-related weather warnings gaining popularity among the public [9] Group 4: International Cooperation - The Chinese meteorological department is enhancing international collaboration to address climate change, providing early warning systems to over 40 countries [10] - The Fengyun meteorological satellites are currently serving 133 countries and regions, with a 107% increase in access to the application service platform during the "14th Five-Year Plan" [10] - Future plans include leveraging artificial intelligence to strengthen meteorological capabilities in developing countries, contributing to global climate governance [11]