Core Viewpoint - Beijing's urban sub-center aims to become an international benchmark for green economy development by focusing on ten green industries and implementing eight major tasks to promote the scale and specialization of green industries by 2027 [1][2]. Group 1: Green Industry Development - The urban sub-center plans to exceed 300 green enterprises and establish one green industry cluster by 2027, enhancing green innovation capabilities and increasing the number of effective green technology patents by approximately 20% annually [2][3]. - The focus will be on developing specialized green industries such as carbon professional services, ESG services, green finance, and synthetic biology manufacturing, while also consolidating existing green industries like renewable energy and smart connected vehicles [3][4]. Group 2: Infrastructure and Investment - The first green industry cluster, the Beijing Green Technology Innovation Service Industrial Park, is under construction and will utilize the old Beijing Optical Instrument Factory site, aiming for completion by the end of 2027 [4][5]. - The park will feature a 100% renewable energy supply system and is expected to reduce annual CO2 emissions by 1,000 tons through advanced energy management systems [4][5]. Group 3: Strategic Initiatives - Key tasks include establishing the Beijing International Green Technology Concept Verification Center, enhancing the role of local industry funds in supporting green economy initiatives, and leveraging the urban sub-center's position as a leading green finance hub [4][5].

Core Viewpoint - Beijing's urban sub-center aims to become an international benchmark for green economy development by 2027, focusing on 10 industries and 8 actions to promote green technology and sustainable practices [1][3]. Group 1: Green Economic Development Goals - By 2027, the number of effective green technology invention patents is expected to grow by approximately 20% annually, with over 300 green enterprises established and one green industry cluster created [1][3]. - By 2035, the annual growth rate of effective green technology invention patents is projected to be around 15%, with the formation of more than three green industry clusters and steady growth in green economic value added [1]. Group 2: Key Industries and Initiatives - The urban sub-center will focus on developing six key green industries, including carbon professional services, ESG professional services, green finance, green investment, future energy sectors, and synthetic biology manufacturing [4]. - The existing four green industries, such as ecological environment protection and pollution control, will be enhanced through innovation and integration with digital industries [5][6]. Group 3: Implementation Tasks - Eight key tasks will be implemented to enhance the spatial carrying capacity and resource conversion capabilities of green industries, including the establishment of the Beijing Green Technology Innovation Service Industry Park [7]. - The establishment of the Beijing International Green Technology Concept Verification Center will support core technology breakthroughs in green industries and facilitate the commercialization of research outcomes [8]. Group 4: Financial and Institutional Support - The district-level industrial fund will support green economic projects, complementing the city-level green low-carbon funds to enhance financial backing for sustainable initiatives [9]. - The development of green finance will be closely integrated with the "two zones" construction, aiming to elevate the green finance market and innovate financial products [9].

不过，目前仍然存在一些亟待解决的问题。例如，空间结构仍需完善，城市层级存在落差，抑制了超大 特大城市的辐射带动作用；区域内创新要素资源分布不均衡，梯度差过大，创新要素自由流动仍有壁 垒；等等。接下来，应在空间治理、要素流动、链条融合等方面下功夫，持续发挥京津冀地区辐射带动 作用。 优化京津冀创新要素流动体制机制。构建京津冀技术要素市场化配置体系，建设技术交易生态，推动科 技成果跨区域转移转化。健全产学研合作机制，通过数字化实现京津冀科技资源信息共建共享，支持高 校、科研院所与企业联合攻关，推进职普融通、产教融合、科教融汇。加快技能人才培养，推动京津冀 职业教育发展。完善利益共享机制，探索税收分成等制度创新。 完善京津冀空间结构与功能。加快建设现代化首都都市圈，统筹推进通勤圈、功能圈、产业协同圈建 设。例如，采用"圈层+廊道式扩散"的模式，将北京科技创新优势、天津先进制造研发优势、河北地缘 优势转化为协同发展的新动能。抓住北京加快建设平原新城的契机，天津、河北应积极对接、主动融 入、及早谋划，优化调整相邻区域的城市功能和定位，实现这些区域城市组团发展。 （文章来源：经济日报） 据海关统计，今年前4个月，京津冀区 ...

5月28日，由北京商报社、《中外企业文化》杂志社主办的"2025深蓝媒体智库年度论坛"在北京国际饭店开幕。主论坛上，清华大学互联网产业研究院院长 朱岩以"数据与AI驱动的消费范式变革"为题，分享了一系列极具前瞻性的观点，深刻剖析了AI与数据浪潮下消费领域的变革与未来。 朱岩指出，当下经济正经历巨大转变，数据成为转变的"原料"，AI则是"发动机"与"工具"，二者驱动各领域消费方式发生范式级变革。以媒体消费为例，其 创新已超越传统融媒体形式。随着DeepSeek等大模型的出现，更引发人们对消费基本范式改变的深入思考。 朱岩表示，释放数字空间需求的关键在于国家对数据要素的激活与统一大市场建设。可信数据空间建设尤为重要，它能确保数据真实可信，充分开发公共数 据、企业数据等价值，推动数据消费新模式的形成，重新定义产品、劳动、企业和产业链。未来企业形态也将改变，"单人企业"借助智能代理成为发展方 向。 朱岩以清华大学为例，进一步解释在科学研究领域AI带来的革命性变化。不过，在肯定AI带来的突破性变革的同时，他也指出，当下人工智能工具仍存在 不足，需要进一步发展完善。 展望未来消费方向，朱岩结合政府工作报告内容分析称，传统 ...

Core Viewpoint - Chongqing aims to enhance its industrial digital transformation and promote exports through the implementation of the "Chongqing Digital Trade and Service Trade High-Quality Development Action Plan," targeting the establishment of 30 smart factories and 300 digital workshops by 2027 [1] Group 1: Digital Transformation Initiatives - The government will support enterprises in their digital transformation by providing subsidies for "smart upgrades and digital transformations" [1] - The focus will be on exporting digital workshops and smart factory solutions, facilitating the industrial digitalization to go global [1] Group 2: Targeted Industries and Markets - Key industries for product upgrades and exports include smart connected new energy vehicles, low-altitude aircraft, electronic information manufacturing, cloud computing, and intelligent equipment [1] - The initiative aims to enhance the high-tech added value of foreign trade, particularly targeting the "Belt and Road" and RCEP markets [1] Group 3: International Cooperation - The plan emphasizes deepening international cooperation among China, Laos, and Thailand through the "Three Countries, Three Parks" initiative [1] - The goal is to build a cross-border industrial chain and supply chain service hub, transitioning from product exports to a model that includes "products + technology + standards" [1]

Group 1 - The Beijing Sino-German Industry Cooperation Development Forum - 2025 Sino-German (European) Hidden Champions Forum opened with over 600 participants, including nearly 200 high-level officials and representatives from hidden champion enterprises and industry organizations from abroad, marking a significant increase in overseas guest attendance compared to the first session [1][2] - The forum is co-hosted by the Shunyi District People's Government of Beijing and the European Economic Senate, focusing on "Joint Innovation and Integrated Development" as its theme, aiming to create an open cooperation platform for diverse participants [1][2] - Over 400 representatives from specialized and innovative small and medium-sized enterprises, research institutions, and investment funds participated, with more than 50 key Sino-German (European) enterprises showcasing new products, technologies, and scenarios [1][3] Group 2 - The forum featured keynote speeches on topics such as Sino-German (European) economic and technological cooperation, high-level opening up, cross-border cooperation among small and medium-sized enterprises, friendly city cooperation, low-carbon economy, and dual vocational education in Germany [2][3] - A report titled "2025 Sino-German Hidden Champions Enterprise Open Cooperation Report" was released, exploring how to better promote the development of hidden champion enterprises in China and providing ideas for local governments to establish dialogue mechanisms and cultivate industrial chains [3][4] - The "Sino-German Economic and Technological Cooperation 'Golden Link' Action" was launched to build a platform for financial capital and industrial demand connection, promoting deep integration of production and finance resources [3][4] Group 3 - The "Beijing Shunyi Sino-German (European) Hidden Champions Enterprise Reception Room" project was unveiled, aiming to create a platform for showcasing and transforming innovative achievements of hidden champion enterprises from Germany and Europe [4][5] - The forum included a multi-layered agenda with various activities, including specialized sessions and one-on-one negotiations, enhancing the interaction between Sino-German (European) participants [5][6] - Shunyi District is positioned as a key new city and international communication hub, with nearly 1,000 foreign-funded enterprises and a significant number of foreign residents, focusing on high-level opening up and deepening cooperation with German and European enterprises [6][7]

Core Insights - The 20th China Western International Expo showcases over 3,000 domestic and international enterprises, emphasizing the themes of openness, innovation, and collaboration in the context of high-quality development in Western China [1][2]. Group 1: International Participation and Opportunities - Hungary is the guest country at the expo, with 17 entities participating, highlighting the potential for market expansion in Western China [2]. - Nearly 300 foreign and overseas enterprises from 62 countries and regions are presenting unique products and innovative technologies at the expo [2]. - Kazakhstan is participating for the first time, aiming to enhance trade cooperation in agricultural and industrial products within Western China [2]. Group 2: Investment and Economic Cooperation - The 13th China Western Investment Promotion Conference resulted in 416 investment cooperation projects being signed, amounting to 354.3 billion yuan [3]. - Sichuan province signed 76 high-tech manufacturing projects with an investment of nearly 100 billion yuan, and 38 projects in emerging industries with over 30 billion yuan [5]. - A total of over 2,200 investment cooperation projects were launched during the expo, with a combined investment amount exceeding 3.7 trillion yuan [7]. Group 3: Technological Innovation - The expo features cutting-edge technologies such as lithium iron phosphate batteries and advanced aerospace components, showcasing the region's commitment to innovation [4]. - Companies like Sichuan WoFei ChangKong Technology are presenting new products like eVTOL aircraft, indicating a focus on urban transportation solutions [4]. - Beijing Zero Gravity Space Technology plans to invest 3 billion yuan in satellite internet manufacturing and R&D in Western China, reflecting confidence in the region's aerospace industry [4]. Group 4: East-West Cooperation - Eastern coastal regions are contributing talent, capital, and technology to Western China, with 216 projects signed from eastern provinces, primarily in manufacturing [6]. - Companies like Guangdong Leading Technology Group are expanding operations in Western China, indicating a positive outlook on regional market advantages [6]. - Collaborative projects between provinces, such as those between Sichuan and Qinghai, are fostering economic exchanges and investment opportunities [6][7].

Group 1 - The seventh China Western International Investment and Trade Fair opened in Chongqing, showcasing various local "black technology" products, including smart medical devices and drones [1] - Chongqing Xishan Technology Co., Ltd. has established a medical-engineering transformation base with local hospitals, focusing on innovative medical projects and achieving complete domestic substitution for its products, with 80% of components self-researched and produced [1] - The "33618" modern manufacturing cluster in Chongqing has been enhancing its capabilities through collaboration among government, society, industry, and enterprises, promoting the integration of industrial, innovation, financial, and talent chains [1] Group 2 - Chongqing Kaima Medical Technology Co., Ltd. has applied full magnetic suspension technology to develop core components for life sciences and semiconductors, reducing product prices to half of imported counterparts, benefiting both patients and market expansion [2] - In 2023, Chongqing's Dianjiang County has attracted over 10 billion yuan to build a smart valve industry base, integrating raw material supply, component processing, and valve production, leading to a high-end smart valve industry chain [2] - Chongqing Huida Lemon Technology Group Co., Ltd. has opened markets in over 30 countries with its annual lemon production of around 70 tons, planning to export processed lemon products [2] Group 3 - The Tongan District has established a virus-free seedling center and a lemon product R&D base, aiming to increase the added value of lemons by over ten times, while collaborating with neighboring cities to create a national core lemon production area of 1 million acres and 1.2 million tons [3] - The Chengdu-Chongqing economic circle is being developed as a significant economic and technological innovation center, with both cities enhancing mutual development and attracting numerous domestic and foreign cooperative projects [3] - The Western International Investment and Trade Fair reflects the rising industrial vitality and enthusiasm for cooperation in China's western region, with expectations for deepening practical cooperation with ASEAN countries through new trade routes [3]

Group 1 - In the first quarter of 2025, 1.979 million new private enterprises were established in China, representing a year-on-year growth of 7.1%, exceeding the average growth rate of the past three years [1] - Among the new enterprises, 836,000 were categorized as "four new" (new technology, new industry, new business format, new model), with internet and modern information technology service enterprises growing the fastest at 18.0% [1] - The implementation of the Private Economy Promotion Law reflects the government's commitment to supporting the development of the private economy, enhancing legal protections and stabilizing expectations for long-term growth [1][4] Group 2 - Recent policies supporting the private economy focus on three main areas: protecting the rights of private enterprises and entrepreneurs, improving market mechanisms to reduce operational costs, and addressing local government overreach that increases transaction costs [2] - The current global environment presents challenges for private enterprises, including risks from de-globalization policies and the need for intelligent production capabilities, particularly affecting small and medium-sized enterprises [2] - Promoting high-quality development of the private economy is essential for competing internationally and advancing modernization in China, necessitating the use of legal frameworks to address development challenges [2] Group 3 - There is a need to accelerate the construction of a market-oriented, law-based, and international business environment to enhance the competitiveness of private enterprises [3] - Developing productive service industries is crucial for improving the global competitiveness of private enterprises, particularly in guiding them to understand industry trends and formulate global strategies [3] - The healthy development of private enterprises and entrepreneurs is interrelated, with each supporting the other's growth and contributing to national and social progress [3]

Group 1 - Qingdao is focusing on the "10+1" innovative industrial system, emphasizing the development of new generation information technology and artificial intelligence industries, while attracting equipment manufacturers, material suppliers, and technology service providers [1] - The city aims to promote high-end, green, and ecological development in manufacturing by targeting five emerging industries: life health, intelligent connected new energy vehicles, low-altitude economy, green energy, and intelligent equipment [1] - Local leading enterprises like Haier, Hisense, and Qingdao Beer are encouraged to open application scenarios to stimulate investment through "orders" and "markets" [1] Group 2 - Qingdao is developing a "4+4+2" modern marine industry system, focusing on enhancing traditional industries, upgrading modern fisheries, and advancing marine chemical industries towards high-end green solutions [2] - The city aims to cultivate new industries such as headquarters-type marine equipment manufacturing and enhance innovation in marine pharmaceuticals and biological products [2] - Qingdao is positioning itself in future industries by seizing opportunities in deep-sea development and establishing a competitive marine electronic information industry cluster [2] Group 3 - The city is leveraging the service industry expansion pilot to align with high-standard international trade rules, focusing on ten modern service sectors including modern logistics, finance, commerce, software and information services, and cultural tourism [2] - Qingdao aims to create a high-quality and efficient new service system while fostering a market-oriented, rule-of-law, and international business environment [2] - The goal is to provide comprehensive support and services for multinational companies, ensuring Qingdao remains an attractive investment destination [2]