Group 1: Core Perspectives - The "15th Five-Year Plan" emphasizes improving and safeguarding people's livelihoods as a key aspect of modernization, aiming for common prosperity for all [1][7][12] - The plan reflects a shift from merely pursuing economic growth to ensuring social equity, ecological balance, and the provision of public goods and services [8][10][12] Group 2: Employment and Skills Development - The "15th Five-Year Plan" addresses challenges to high-quality employment posed by international trade barriers, geopolitical tensions, and advancements in artificial intelligence [2] - It advocates for a collaborative approach among government, market, and society to enhance employment mechanisms and promote short-term skills training to adapt to market demands [2][3] Group 3: Income Distribution and Social Equity - The plan aims to improve the fairness and proportion of labor remuneration in income distribution, particularly in the context of the platform economy [3] - It encourages collective wage negotiations in key industries and promotes innovative asset accumulation systems to enhance income structures for low-income groups [3][12] Group 4: Human Capital Investment - The "15th Five-Year Plan" highlights the need for substantial investment in human capital to adapt to the rapid advancements in artificial intelligence and emerging industries [4] - It calls for a comprehensive upgrade of education systems to foster innovative talents and new industry workers capable of collaborating with intelligent machines [4][12] Group 5: Health and Well-being - The plan projects an increase in average life expectancy to 80 years, reflecting significant progress in public health and social inclusivity [5][6] - It emphasizes the importance of healthcare data sharing and the establishment of a robust healthcare system to meet rising public health demands [6][12] Group 6: Public Services and Infrastructure - The "15th Five-Year Plan" stresses the need for equitable public service provision to bridge regional and urban-rural gaps [6][10] - It advocates for increased public investment in healthcare, education, and social security as a means to enhance economic resilience and social cohesion [9][11] Group 7: Overall Development Strategy - The plan promotes a holistic development approach that integrates economic vitality with social fairness and ecological stability [8][12] - It aims to redefine prosperity beyond mere wealth accumulation, focusing on sustainable and inclusive growth that enhances citizens' well-being and security [12]