Core Viewpoint - The artificial breeding research of eel has been revitalized in 2023, breaking seasonal limitations and achieving preliminary results in breeding under controlled temperature conditions, supported by the Xiamen Aquaculture Seed Industry Incubation Base [1][2]. Group 1: Eel Breeding Research - The artificial breeding of eel is a global challenge, with China accounting for over 80% of the world's eel farming output, making independent supply of eel seedlings crucial for industry development [1][2]. - The research team at Jimei University has established a year-round breeding system for Japanese and American eels, successfully breeding over 100,000 fry, laying a solid foundation for high-quality artificial breeding [2][3]. Group 2: Aquaculture Seed Industry Incubation Base - The Xiamen Aquaculture Seed Industry Incubation Base integrates various research teams from Xiamen University, Jimei University, and Fujian Provincial Aquatic Research Institute to focus on breeding and propagation of multiple aquatic species [2][4]. - The base has improved infrastructure for seawater extraction, purification, and wastewater treatment, creating a platform for innovation and application that attracts research institutions and aquaculture enterprises [4]. Group 3: Economic Impact and Innovations - The introduction of new species such as "Fuhai No. 1" abalone and "Fukui No. 1" oyster has led to significant economic benefits, generating hundreds of millions in annual revenue and enhancing China's independent innovation capabilities in aquaculture [3].