Group 1 - The concept of "gradient" in development highlights the importance of industrial upgrading and regional collaboration, providing a pathway for companies to evolve from basic to advanced manufacturing levels [2][3] - The transfer of industries from coastal regions to inland areas, such as Hunan, is a strategic move that leverages regional advantages and creates new growth opportunities while freeing up space in the original locations [3][4] - The transformation of gradients can lead to the formation of new regional growth poles, enhancing the ability to respond to external uncertainties and pressures [4][5] Group 2 - The development of a unified national market is essential for activating market capacity and efficiently aggregating various resources, which is crucial for sustaining economic resilience [5] - The potential of the "silver economy" and the increasing consumption in county areas reflect the evolving market dynamics, indicating that the growth is not merely a result of consumption downgrade but rather a multi-layered market expansion [4][5] - China's economic foundation remains strong, with significant advantages and resilience, ensuring a long-term positive trend despite challenges [5]