Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the necessity of understanding China for making accurate judgments, as stated by Lee Hee-yul, honorary director of the Sungkyun Institute of Chinese Studies in South Korea [1] - Lee Hee-yul founded the Sungkyun Institute of Chinese Studies in 2012 to broaden the understanding of China among the South Korean public, publishing materials like "Sungkyun China Observations" [1][2] - Over the past 30 years, Lee has visited China hundreds of times and believes that China can achieve development results in 2-3 years that other countries may take around 10 years to accomplish, attributing this to China's unique development path [1] Group 2 - Lee has published numerous works on China, including the "China Handbook," which is used as a textbook in several prestigious South Korean universities, and recently released its third revised edition, detailing China's political, economic, diplomatic, and social developments [2] - Lee noted that China has become one of the largest consumer markets globally and highlighted the rapid advancements in high-tech industries such as communication, big data, and artificial intelligence, driven by the Chinese government's long-term strategic planning [2] - The South Korean government aims to rank among the top three AI powerhouses by 2030, and Lee advocates for future-oriented cooperation between South Korea and China, emphasizing the importance of updating perceptions of China [3]

每经编辑｜段炼 潘海福 贵州省政府网站9月30日消息，贵州省政府同意： 组建贵州大数据产业集团有限公司董事会、经理层班子，撤销云上贵州大数据（集团）有限公司董事会、经理层班子； 推荐李旭为贵州大数据产业集团有限公司董事、董事长人选； 推荐毛胤强为贵州大数据产业集团有限公司董事、副董事长、总经理人选； 推荐邓龙江为贵州大数据产业集团有限公司副总经理人选； 推荐田宝为贵州大数据产业集团有限公司总会计师人选； 刘志杰、邓龙江在原云上贵州大数据（集团）有限公司所任职务自然免除。 徐昊在原云上贵州大数据（集团）有限公司所任职务自然免除。 以上人员职务调整按照《中华人民共和国公司法》和有关规定程序办理。 贵州大数据产业集团有限公司官方微信公众号最新介绍，贵州大数据产业集团有限公司是省管大（一）型国有企业，业务涉及数字政府、云服务及平台系 统建设运维、数据共享交换、数据治理和开发利用、数据流通交易、算力服务、网络和数据安全等，在数字政府建设及大型数据中心建设运维方面拥有成 熟方案和团队。 此次职务自然免除的徐昊，原任云上贵州大数据（集团）有限公司党委书记、董事长。今年9月12日消息，徐昊在任上被查。 编辑|段炼 潘海福 校 ...

Group 1 - The Guizhou Provincial Government has approved the establishment of the board and management team for Guizhou Big Data Industry Group Co., Ltd., while dissolving the board and management team of Cloud Guizhou Big Data (Group) Co., Ltd. [1] - Li Xu has been recommended as the director and chairman of Guizhou Big Data Industry Group Co., Ltd., while Mao Yinqiang is recommended as the vice chairman and general manager [1] - The restructuring of the group is part of a broader reform initiative directed by the Guizhou Provincial Party Committee and Provincial Government, with the aim to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of state-owned enterprises in the region [3] Group 2 - Cloud Guizhou Big Data (Group) Co., Ltd. was established in 2018 as a state-owned enterprise under the supervision of the Guizhou Provincial State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission [2] - The company is involved in various sectors including digital government, cloud services, data governance, and network security, and has developed mature solutions for digital government construction and large data center operations [3] - The recent personnel changes include the natural dismissal of Xu Hao, who previously served as the party secretary and chairman of Cloud Guizhou Big Data (Group) Co., Ltd., following his investigation on September 12 [3]

Economic Development - The total economic output of Dezhou increased from 307.9 billion in 2020 to 404.77 billion in 2024, with a growth of over 95 billion in four years [1] - Agricultural production reached 15.76 billion jin in 2024, ranking second in the province [1] - Over 2,500 key projects were implemented, attracting policy funds of 108.06 billion [1] - The capital market saw the addition of 2 new listed companies, bringing the total to 11, and 396 new registered enterprises, totaling 594, with direct financing reaching 87.09 billion [1] Industrial Development - Dezhou was recognized as a national advanced manufacturing city, with high-tech enterprises and technology-based SMEs doubling since the end of the 13th Five-Year Plan [2] - The output value of high-tech industries increased by 14.9 percentage points [2] - 12 national-level manufacturing champions and 87 provincial-level champions were cultivated [2] - The establishment of the North Shandong Big Data Center as one of the three major industrial big data centers in the province [2] Integration with Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei - Dezhou transitioned from "opportunity capture" to "system deep cultivation" during the 14th Five-Year Plan, with 264 new enterprises cooperating with Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei institutions [3] - Major projects like the Yuyuan Semiconductor and the Le Ling Film City were introduced [3] - The Yellow River National Strategy and the Grand Canal cultural protection plan were leveraged to create innovative projects [3] Urban and Rural Development - The urbanization rate increased from 53% to 57.3% [4] - Significant infrastructure projects were completed, enhancing urban functions and quality [4] - A national-level agricultural industrialization leading enterprise was cultivated, and a new employment model was explored, benefiting 61,000 people [4] Reform and Opening Up - 31 integrated reform tasks were advanced, with 42 experiences promoted nationwide [5] - The total number of business entities exceeded 600,000, and Dezhou was recognized for its improved business environment [5] - The total import and export volume surpassed 70 billion, 1.9 times that of 2020 [5] New Energy Development - New energy power generation accounted for 76% of installed capacity, with green electricity supply for all social electricity consumption [6] - The investment of 6.9 billion in the Huaneng Phase IV project improved energy supply stability [6] - The carbon peak work plan was implemented, with a 47.5% reduction in energy consumption per unit of GDP compared to 2020 [6] Social Development - A total of 280,600 new urban jobs were created, exceeding the target by 6 percentage points [7] - 223 new or renovated educational institutions were established, adding 126,000 new student places [7] - The living standards improved, with the minimum living guarantee standards increasing by 26.6% and 37.9% in urban and rural areas, respectively [7]

Core Insights - The seminar focused on "Rebuilding Urban Vitality: What to Learn from Non-standard Business," addressing urban revitalization, non-standard business models, and creating vibrant scenarios [3][5][7] Group 1: Event Overview - The seventh "Big Data and Business Environment" seminar was successfully held in Shanghai, organized by various institutions including Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences and Shanghai Big Data Alliance [1] - The event attracted leaders, experts, scholars, and representatives from industries related to big data and cultural design [3] Group 2: Key Themes and Discussions - The rapid development of the digital economy and the shift in consumer spending towards service-oriented consumption were highlighted, emphasizing the need for commercial innovation [5] - The concept of "scene innovation" was introduced as crucial for enhancing consumer experiences, particularly in non-standard commercial spaces [5][7] - The challenges faced by traditional retail, especially large shopping centers, were discussed, with a focus on the need for a human-centered approach in business [7] Group 3: Insights from Key Speakers - Qi Xiaozhai emphasized the importance of integrating shopping and service consumption, advocating for innovative commercial environments that foster emotional connections [5] - Shen Kaiyan pointed out the transformation in consumer logic and the necessity for businesses to adapt to emotional resonance and experiential economy trends [7] - Li Genguo discussed the role of artificial intelligence and digitalization in driving urban commercial transformation, highlighting Shanghai's leadership in this area [9] Group 4: Non-standard Business Perspectives - Xu Jinqian proposed that non-standard businesses should evolve from short-term attractions to long-term ecological systems, focusing on localized operations and value co-creation [13] - Yao Yitong discussed the role of non-standard business as a social innovation driver, emphasizing the balance between efficiency and content [13] - The significance of museum IP in activating non-standard commercial spaces was highlighted, showcasing its potential to create emotional connections and cultural value [14] Group 5: Roundtable Discussions - The first roundtable addressed the significance of consensus between traditional and non-standard businesses, with insights on sustainable business models and community engagement [15][16] - The second roundtable explored the reasons for urban vitality decline and potential solutions, emphasizing the importance of consumer personalization and community governance [20]

Core Insights - The "Data Element ×" initiative aims to leverage data as a key factor for economic and social development, with a three-year action plan set to be released by the National Bureau of Statistics by the end of 2023 [2] Group 1: Competition Overview - The "Data Element ×" competition has seen over 22,000 teams register, with more than 900 projects selected for the national finals scheduled for mid to late October in Beijing and Shanghai [1] - The competition will include both online preliminary evaluations and offline assessments, with an awards ceremony planned for November [1] Group 2: Policy Support and Implementation - Local governments have developed supportive policies, with over ten provinces, including Shandong, issuing comprehensive or specific action plans for the "Data Element ×" initiative [2] - Many regions have created a "Four Libraries" system (project library, scenario library, case library, expert library) to provide tailored support for enterprises, enhancing investment and problem-solving [2] Group 3: Value Release and Exploration - Localities are exploring diverse paths for releasing the value of data elements, with examples including the use of internal data by companies to reduce costs and improve efficiency [3] - Public data is being utilized to enhance government governance and public service levels, with successful applications in urban governance and emergency management [3] Group 4: Deep Integration of Data and Reality - Regions are accelerating the deep integration of data and real-world applications, with initiatives like the steel industry model in Hebei promoting high-quality development [4] - The focus is on leveraging data elements to create new productive forces and support local high-quality development [4] Group 5: Regional Economic Activation - The competition is seen as a new engine for activating regional economies, with various sectors in Jiangsu aligning their competition tracks with local industrial strengths [5] - Jiangsu has implemented a comprehensive support system for participants, including financial incentives exceeding 2.3 million yuan and streamlined processes for product commercialization [6] Group 6: Industry-Specific Innovations - The competition has facilitated the safe and efficient circulation of data in industries such as automotive and healthcare, addressing challenges in data supply and collaboration [7] - Innovations in the automotive sector include a comprehensive management system that has integrated over 18PB of data, enhancing collaboration across the industry [7] - In healthcare, the integration of insurance data has significantly reduced claim processing times from 15 days to 1 day, improving service efficiency [7]

Core Points - The article discusses the preliminary evaluation results of the 2025 National Science and Technology Awards, highlighting the projects that have passed the initial review [2][3][5]. Group 1: National Natural Science Award - A total of 60 projects have passed the preliminary evaluation for the National Natural Science Award [2]. - These projects will be publicly announced on the National Science and Technology Management Information System platform [2]. Group 2: National Technology Invention Award - 51 general projects and 20 specialized projects have passed the preliminary evaluation for the National Technology Invention Award [2]. - The specialized projects will be internally announced within the relevant management and nomination units [2]. Group 3: National Science and Technology Progress Award - 134 general projects and 37 specialized projects have passed the preliminary evaluation for the National Science and Technology Progress Award [2]. - Similar to the Technology Invention Award, specialized projects will be internally announced [2]. Group 4: Objection Process - Individuals or organizations can raise objections to the announced projects within 15 days of the public announcement, following specific regulations [2]. - Objections must be submitted in writing and include necessary evidence, with personal submissions requiring identification details [2].

Core Insights - The article highlights the significant advancements in digital economy and smart technologies showcased at various international exhibitions in China, emphasizing their role in transforming industries and enhancing daily life [1][2][3][4]. Group 1: Digital Economy Development - The development of the digital economy is a strategic choice to seize new opportunities from the ongoing technological revolution and industrial transformation [3]. - China's digital economy has become the second largest in the world, with the core industries' added value accounting for approximately 10% of the GDP [3][4]. - The country has established the largest and most comprehensive network infrastructure globally, with a total of 4.646 million 5G base stations [3]. Group 2: Technological Innovations - Various innovative applications of smart technologies were presented, including AI doctors, smart wearables, and intelligent robots, demonstrating their integration across multiple sectors such as education, healthcare, and agriculture [2][4]. - The introduction of the first smart watch supporting Beidou satellite voice messaging and AI models optimized for ASEAN languages showcases the advancements in localized technology [3][4]. Group 3: International Collaboration - The exhibitions attracted participation from 154 countries and regions, indicating a strong international interest in China's technological advancements [5]. - China is actively promoting international cooperation in the digital economy, emphasizing the importance of sharing opportunities and fostering sustainable technology transfer [5][6].

Core Insights - The annual China International Information and Communication Exhibition showcased the prominence of digital intelligence technologies, including AI, cloud computing, big data, and 5G communication [1][3] Group 1: Digital Economy Development - Developing the digital economy is a strategic choice to seize opportunities from the new round of technological revolution and industrial transformation [3] - China's digital economy scale ranks second globally, with the core industry value added accounting for about 10% of GDP [3] - The number of 5G base stations in China has reached 4.646 million, establishing the largest and most comprehensive network infrastructure globally [3] Group 2: Technological Innovations and Applications - Various innovative applications were highlighted at exhibitions, such as AI doctors and smart wearables with Beidou positioning chips [2][4] - The integration of digital technologies is transforming industries, enabling smart mining and precision agriculture [4] - Over 1,500 AI large models have been released in China, showcasing significant advancements in AI capabilities [3] Group 3: International Collaboration and Impact - The exhibitions attracted participation from 154 countries and regions, indicating a strong international interest in China's technological advancements [4][5] - China's Beidou system is facilitating sustainable technology transfer projects in countries like Madagascar, promoting local development [5] - China aims to foster global cooperation in the digital economy, emphasizing shared opportunities and mutual growth [5]

Core Insights - The visit by Liu Zhenmin, China's Special Envoy for Climate Change, to Jiahua Technology's IoT Big Data Center highlights the government's emphasis on digital development in the context of the "dual carbon" strategy [1][2] - Jiahua Technology has been recognized for its advanced technological capabilities and extensive data reserves, which are crucial for supporting the national "dual carbon" goals [1][2] Group 1: Company Achievements - Jiahua Technology has actively participated in the national "dual carbon" initiative, managing three core systems that cover the entire lifecycle of carbon dioxide and non-carbon greenhouse gases [2] - The company has launched a green low-carbon enterprise empowerment platform, which has been selected as one of the first national data projects by the National Development and Reform Commission, providing SaaS-based services to thousands of government departments and key enterprises [2] Group 2: Technological Innovations - Jiahua Technology's "data factory" system integrates five core technologies: AI, blockchain, cloud computing, big data, and IoT, offering comprehensive solutions for carbon monitoring, management, trading, and data asset management [1][2] - The company aims to enhance its role in digital and green transformation, contributing to the national strategy of "green development, digital economy, and new productivity" [2]