中新网兰州12月23日电(记者冯志军闫姣)未来五年，甘肃将构建现代化产业体系作为加快高质量发展的 首要任务，并将"聚力打造全国区域性现代制造业基地，构建体现甘肃特色和优势的现代化产业体系"摆 在该任务的第一条，以期纵深推进强工业行动，深入推进新型工业化，加快建设工业强省。 中共甘肃省委新闻发布会23日在兰州举行，对《中共甘肃省委关于制定甘肃省国民经济和社会发展第十 五个五年规划的建议》(以下简称《建议》)作如上解析。 基于甘肃能源资源富集，未来将建设超大型风光电基地，加快陇电外送通道建设，实施新能源发展融合 集成工程和"新能源+"行动，加强新能源大规模开发和本地高比例消纳协同，推进"源网荷储制"协同布 局、一体发展，壮大风电、光伏、光热、氢能、储能装备和新能源电池产业集群。 服务业对推动经济增长、吸纳就业、促进消费、改善民生具有重要作用，但甘肃第三产业规模总体较 小，内部结构不尽合理。该省对此将提高现代服务业与先进制造业、现代农业融合发展水平，推进生产 性服务业向专业化和价值链高端延伸，推进生活性服务业向高品质、多样化、便利化发展。 "构建现代化产业体系，离不开完善的基础设施保障和支撑。"丁巨胜说，甘肃基础设 ...

Core Insights - The launch of the "Rural Revitalization Min-Ning Model - Modern Agricultural and Cultural Tourism Integration Development Innovation Base" and the "China-Arab Modern Agriculture and Cultural Tourism Industry Innovation Center" signifies a strategic initiative to enhance rural development and promote agricultural modernization in Ningxia [1][2] Group 1: Project Overview - The "Rural Revitalization Min-Ning Model" covers approximately 700 acres, focusing on the construction of "rural industrial greenhouses" and "soil industrial greenhouses," aimed at upgrading rural industries and integrating agriculture with cultural tourism [1] - The "China-Arab Modern Agriculture and Cultural Tourism Industry Innovation Center" spans about 15,000 acres, emphasizing the establishment of "super industrial greenhouses" for large-scale production of forage, fruits, vegetables, and flowers [1] Group 2: Economic Impact - The projects are expected to inject sustainable industrial momentum into Min-Ning Town, enhancing employment and income generation, which is crucial for high-quality development [2] - The initiatives will also facilitate the integration of modern agriculture, manufacturing, and cultural tourism, promoting the development of a collaborative industrial community along the Belt and Road with Arab regions [1][2]

Core Viewpoint - The foreign trade in the western region of China has shown strong momentum in the first three quarters of this year, with imports and exports reaching 3.21 trillion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 10.2% [1] Group 1: Driving Factors - The growth is attributed to a dual drive from advantageous and emerging industries, with traditional manufacturing products like home appliances, motorcycles, and furniture seeing export growth exceeding 20% [1] - Specialty agricultural products have significantly increased in value through deep processing, with products like coffee liquid and caviar accelerating their export [1] - The export of high-tech products in modern manufacturing and strategic emerging industries, such as high-end equipment, electronic information, and biomedicine, exceeded 450 billion yuan, growing by 26.4% [1] Group 2: Infrastructure Development - The recent acceptance of the Chongqing International Railway Port Comprehensive Bonded Zone has increased the number of comprehensive bonded zones in the western region to 41, enhancing the attractiveness and capacity for enterprises [1] - The region is actively promoting the construction of the Western Land-Sea New Corridor and China-Europe Railway Express, creating a network of open routes [1] - In the first three quarters, the import and export through the Western Land-Sea New Corridor reached 611.5 billion yuan, an increase of 19.3%, contributing 3.4 percentage points to the growth of foreign trade in the western region [1] Group 3: Enterprise Dynamics - The vitality and strength of foreign trade entities have been enhanced, with various enterprises focusing on development in the western region [1] - The number of import and export enterprises in the western region reached 41,000, an increase of 11.8% [1] - Among the top 100 enterprises in terms of import and export scale in China, 12 are from the western region, an increase of 2 compared to the same period last year [1]

Core Insights - The "2025 China Vibrant Streets Research" report indicates that Guangdong Province dominates the list of the top 500 vibrant streets in China, securing the top seven positions and having a total of 135 streets included, which accounts for over 25% of the total [1][15] - Shenzhen's Nanshan Yuehai Street is highlighted as the "best street," consistently ranking first in the national vibrant streets list, with a GDP exceeding 400 billion yuan in 2024, surpassing many cities and even some provincial GDP totals [15] Summary by Category Overall Rankings - Guangdong Province has 135 streets in the top 500 vibrant streets, with 55 streets making it to the top 100 [1][15] - The report is based on data from over 8,000 streets across the country, excluding municipalities and regions like Hong Kong and Macau [15] Regional Distribution - The top streets are distributed across eight cities in Guangdong, including Shenzhen (39 in the top 100 and 58 in the top 500), Guangzhou (10 in the top 100 and 48 in the top 500), and Foshan (6 in the top 100 and 10 in the top 500) [15] - Other cities in Guangdong, such as Huizhou, Dongguan, and Jiangmen, also have streets included in the top 500 list [15] Methodology - The research utilized data from the Ministry of Civil Affairs and emphasized scientific, transparent, and objective evaluation principles, leveraging big data for the assessment [15]

Core Viewpoint - The development of China's capital market is significantly lagging behind the real economy, particularly in high-tech and modern manufacturing sectors, with a disparity of two to three orders of magnitude compared to China's global influence in economy, trade, and technology [1][4]. Group 1: Reasons for Capital Market Underdevelopment - Cultural factors contribute to a deep-rooted discrimination against the capital market in China, where stock market profits are often viewed as illegitimate, affecting policy and regulatory frameworks [5][6]. - Institutional design poses challenges, as the legal framework in China is weak in punishing market violations, with penalties for fraudulent activities being disproportionately light compared to other financial crimes [6][12]. - There is a misperception regarding the market's primary function, which is overly focused on financing rather than investment, leading to a lack of emphasis on investor returns [6][12]. Group 2: Perspectives on Future Development - There is optimism regarding the changing attitudes of younger generations towards capital markets, as evidenced by successful examples of individuals and firms that have profited from secondary markets [7][8]. - The need for a stronger regulatory framework is emphasized, with calls for the securities regulatory body to have more authority and capability to enforce laws effectively [8][9]. - The importance of establishing a robust investor protection mechanism and a matching compensation system for market violations is highlighted as crucial for the development of a healthy capital market [12].