Core Viewpoint - The construction materials industry is focusing on developing "good materials" selection standards to support the construction of "good houses," enhancing the effective supply of quality materials and extending the standard management system to application service standards [1][2]. Group 1: Standard Innovation and Industry Development - The promotion of standard innovation mechanisms is seen as a "golden key" to unlocking high-quality development in the construction materials industry, guiding industry upgrades and supporting green development [2]. - As of May 2025, the construction materials industry has implemented 330 group standards, with approximately 50 successfully converted into national or industry standards, and over 100 applied in business contracts and international expansion [1]. Group 2: Carbon Footprint Management - The construction materials industry has released 19 group standards related to carbon footprints, with 9 included in the recommended list of carbon footprint accounting rules by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology [2]. Group 3: Quality Improvement and Traceability - Standards are becoming the core engine for improving product quality in the construction materials industry, with ongoing development of standards for product usage instructions, quality traceability systems, and product quality grading [3]. - Currently, 17 standards related to quality traceability and product usage instructions are being developed, laying the groundwork for a comprehensive traceability system [3]. Group 4: International Competitiveness - The establishment of group standards is crucial for the construction materials industry to engage in international competition, facilitating the export of products and technologies [3]. Group 5: Regulatory Framework - The number of mandatory national standards in the construction materials industry has reached 36, with ongoing efforts to develop additional mandatory standards for various products [4].