Core Viewpoint - The 16th Davos Forum highlighted the profound changes in the global economic, political, and security landscape, emphasizing the rise of trade protectionism and geopolitical conflicts impacting global supply chains and economic fragmentation [2]. Group 1: Economic Challenges and Responses - The disruption of supply chains is a global issue, necessitating China's contribution to stabilizing the entire industrial and supply chain [2]. - China should transform the pressures from trade wars into opportunities for industrial restructuring and upgrading [2]. - The need for traditional industries in China to undergo further transformation and upgrading over the next decade was emphasized [2]. Group 2: Strategic Emerging Industries - Seven major strategic emerging industries must achieve qualitative improvements to gradually dominate global markets, including new-generation information technology, biotechnology, new materials, and new energy vehicles [3]. - Future industries should receive targeted support and guidance, particularly in AI technology and life sciences [4]. Group 3: Global Economic Recovery - Many companies face difficulties in global expansion, which could significantly impact global economic recovery and growth [4]. - The turning point for the global economy may arise from significant setbacks, leading countries to return to correct economic paths [4]. - According to the theory of comparative advantage, countries should leverage their strengths to produce high-quality, cost-effective products, forming a beneficial global supply chain [4].