Summary of Key Points Core Viewpoint - The recent approval and release of a series of important national standards by the State Administration for Market Regulation (National Standards Committee) aim to enhance the quality of life for citizens, ensure safety, and support the development of various sectors including emerging fields, transportation, environmental protection, safety production, and public services [1][2][3]. Group 1: Emerging Fields - Five national standards related to cybersecurity technology have been released to strengthen national cybersecurity defenses and promote healthy digital economic development [1]. - Seven national standards in information technology have been published to ensure interoperability and security of information systems through unified technical application specifications [1]. - Three national standards for social experiments in artificial intelligence have been introduced to support the healthy and orderly development of intelligent societies [1]. - Seven national standards in nanotechnology have been established to aid in the unification of relevant technical characterization and testing specifications [1]. Group 2: Transportation and Environmental Protection - A total of 44 national standards covering automotive steering systems, vehicle brake fluids, railway construction machinery, rail transit vehicles, shore power for ships, containers, and aerospace components have been released to support the construction of a strong transportation nation [1]. - Ten energy-saving and environmental protection standards have been published, focusing on industrial boiler economic operation, meat processing, food processing, alcoholic beverages, and lead-zinc industries, contributing to pollution prevention efforts [1]. Group 3: Safety Production - National standards for assessing combustible dust explosion risks and guidelines for the construction and operation of gas protection stations in chemical parks have been released to enhance safety management in hazardous chemical production [2]. - Five emergency management national standards, including guidelines for emergency drills and scenario construction methods, have been introduced to improve emergency response capabilities [2]. - Eleven mandatory national standards for fire trucks have been published to ensure technological advancement in fire truck products and enhance the operational capabilities of firefighting teams [2]. Group 4: Public Services - Three national standards related to the management of educational organizations and seven guidelines for standardized education courses in logistics, elderly care, automation, and the Internet of Things have been released to foster talent development and promote education integration [2]. - Guidelines for the usability of home health care products and services have been published to support the construction of an age-friendly society [2]. - Four national standards focusing on the digital maturity of asset management and the valuation of cultural digital assets have been introduced to enhance the digitalization level of asset management and improve transparency and security in digital asset transactions [2]. Group 5: Daily Life - National standards for smart textiles have been released to guide the standardized development of smart textile products [3]. - A national standard for biodegradable plastic shopping bags has been published to promote resource recycling [3]. - Two national standards for testing methods related to formaldehyde content in leather and fur, as well as short-chain chlorinated paraffins, have been established to improve detection of harmful substances [3]. - Eight national standards for surgical implants and sterilization of medical products have been introduced to enhance the quality and safety of medical devices [3]. - Additional national standards covering rice, navel oranges, rural toilets, and oil drilling equipment have also been released [3].