Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the evolution and current state of China's satellite application industry, highlighting the significant role of government policies in promoting the development of satellite communication, navigation, and remote sensing technologies as part of national strategic initiatives [1][5][11]. Policy Evolution - The rapid advancement of technology and intensifying geopolitical competition have transformed the application scenarios of satellites in communication, navigation, and remote sensing, making it a critical area for national security and economic growth [1]. - The "14th Five-Year Plan" emphasizes the construction of a global coverage, efficient operation communication, navigation, and remote sensing infrastructure, which is crucial for the development of the satellite industry [11]. National Policy Summary - Recent policies focus on enhancing the coordination efficiency of satellite networks, optimizing procedures, and promoting the efficient use of frequency and orbital resources [5]. - The government supports the entire satellite application industry chain, including manufacturing, launching, ground equipment construction, and operational applications, while encouraging innovation in satellite technology [5][11]. Local Government Initiatives - Various provinces and cities have introduced policies to align with national strategies, particularly in the context of the Beidou satellite navigation system and the "14th Five-Year Plan" [17]. - Local policies aim to foster the development of satellite applications in areas such as smart cities, logistics, agriculture, and emergency communication, leveraging satellite technology for digital transformation [18][19]. Industry Development Goals - The overall goal across provinces is to establish a secure and reliable global satellite internet system, enhancing the integration of satellite applications in various sectors [19]. - Specific initiatives include the promotion of satellite navigation, remote sensing, and communication applications, with a focus on building a robust satellite infrastructure and fostering innovation [19].