Group 1 - The core economic growth target for next year is set at around 5%, focusing on employment and livelihood improvements, with a clear signal for more proactive fiscal policies and moderate monetary easing [1][3] - The emphasis on expanding domestic demand will drive consumption and investment as the main growth engines, with measures to enhance consumer spending and optimize investment structures [3][4] - The government plans to implement a more aggressive fiscal policy, with a projected deficit rate of approximately 4%-4.2% and an increase in special bond issuance to support infrastructure and social welfare [5][6] Group 2 - Innovation-driven actions will accelerate, with a focus on developing education and technology talent, and enhancing the role of enterprises in innovation [4][7] - Monetary policy is expected to be moderately eased, providing ample liquidity and lowering financing costs to support domestic demand and technological innovation [5][6] - High-level opening-up will be expanded, promoting foreign trade quality and efficiency, and increasing international job opportunities [6][7] Group 3 - The government aims to pragmatically address risks in key areas such as real estate and local government debt, with policies tailored to local conditions [6][7] - The transition from old to new growth drivers will be expedited, with a focus on service sector expansion and the integration of artificial intelligence [7][8] - The overall economic strategy is designed to ensure stability and growth, with a focus on policy implementation that directly benefits the public [8]