Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article highlights Changchun's emergence as a significant hub for China's commercial aerospace industry, showcasing advancements in satellite technology and applications during the recent aviation exhibition [1][4]. - The commercial aerospace company Jitianxingzhou has developed a "non-orbit single-pass curve imaging technology," which allows satellites to capture images along arbitrary curve paths, significantly improving efficiency compared to traditional methods [1][3]. - Changguang Satellite, another prominent company, presented the "Jilin-1" wide-field 02B series satellite, capable of providing high-definition images with a width of 150 kilometers and a resolution of 0.5 meters, enabling comprehensive coverage of China every half month and six times globally each year [1][3]. Group 2 - Changchun's urban governance is increasingly integrating aerospace technology, exemplified by the "Starry Sky and Ground Integrated Monitoring System" developed by the Changchun Surveying and Mapping Institute, which utilizes satellite remote sensing, drones, and ground sensor data for near-real-time decision support in urban planning [3][4]. - The city has established a complete ecosystem for the commercial aerospace industry, with hundreds of related enterprises, supported by a strong optical technology foundation, mature manufacturing capabilities, and government policies [3][4]. - Changchun has the capacity to produce 200 satellites annually, indicating that future competition in commercial aerospace will focus not only on technological advancements but also on manufacturing efficiency and cost control [3][4].