Core Viewpoint - The National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) has drafted guidelines for government investment funds to enhance their planning and investment direction, aiming for high-quality development while preventing homogenization and crowding out of social capital [1][4]. Group 1: Investment Focus - The guidelines emphasize increasing support for key areas, including modern industrial upgrades, core technology breakthroughs, and major cross-regional projects, while encouraging collaboration between national and local funds [2][3]. - Government investment funds are directed to enhance high-end production capacity, focusing on technological innovation and core technology breakthroughs to achieve high-level self-reliance in technology [2][4]. Group 2: Investment Regulation - The guidelines specify that government investment funds must align with national macro-control requirements, avoiding investments in industries with structural contradictions and preventing blind following in emerging industries [3][4]. - Funds should not be duplicated in the same industry by the same government, but can support the same project through market-oriented principles [3][5]. Group 3: Evaluation and Management - The NDRC will implement a comprehensive evaluation system for fund investments, focusing on policy alignment, optimization of investment layout, and execution capability [4][5]. - A negative behavior list will be established for investment areas, with funds exhibiting negative behaviors not eligible for evaluation in that year [5][6].