Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article highlights the rapid growth and success of the Sino-German (Changzhou) Innovation Industry Park, which has attracted 82 German-speaking enterprises with a total investment exceeding 2.3 billion euros, aiming to surpass 100 enterprises by 2026 [1] - The German company Mimpus plans to establish a subsidiary in Changzhou to provide comprehensive support for local enterprises and assist Chinese companies in overseas investments, indicating the park's potential for growth and expansion [1] - The park has successfully integrated leading manufacturing enterprises and "hidden champions," enhancing the clustering effect of German-speaking companies, with 60% of these being "hidden champions" that align with the park's focus on five key industries: new energy, new infrastructure, new materials, new medicine, and new intelligent equipment [2] Group 2 - The park's efficient service and strong industrial ecosystem in the Yangtze River Delta have attracted companies like Pudong Development Bank, which is expanding its operations in Changzhou, showcasing the "Changzhou speed" and "Changzhou warmth" in project approvals and land planning [3] - A dedicated "German service team" has been established to maintain regular communication with German enterprises, providing tailored services in cross-border financial support, which enhances investment confidence among these companies [3] - The park aims to become the preferred location for German-speaking enterprises in China and a significant industrial cluster in the Yangtze River Delta, focusing on long-term development and deepening the industrial ecosystem [3]