Core Viewpoint - China's GDP grew by 5.3% year-on-year in the first half of the year, with significant contributions from emerging industries represented by high-tech sectors, while traditional industries are also showing resilience through transformation [1] Group 1: Emerging Industries - The aircraft dismantling and recycling center in Hangzhou is a prime example of the green rebirth of retired aircraft, where over 3,000 reusable parts can be extracted from a single plane [3] - The dismantling process involves rigorous evaluation, testing, maintenance, refurbishment, and airworthiness certification, allowing parts like flight data recorders to be sold for around $5,000 after refurbishment [3] - The value of reused aircraft parts can reach 50%-60% of new parts, with profit margins for dismantled parts ranging from 20%-30%, significantly higher than the 5% profit margin typical in the passenger air transport market [5] Group 2: Traditional Industries - In Shandong, the steel industry is undergoing a transformation with the replacement of small furnaces with larger, more efficient ones, increasing output by 2.5 times while reducing energy consumption by 15% [9] - The closure of 12 small furnaces and the establishment of five 3,000 cubic meter furnaces will lead to a reduction of carbon emissions by approximately 91,000 tons, achieving a low-carbon operational model [11] - The steel company is implementing advanced technologies such as industrial internet, artificial intelligence, and big data algorithms for a comprehensive smart transformation of its production processes [11][13] Group 3: Policy Support - The "Two New" policy, focusing on large-scale equipment updates and consumer goods replacement, is designed to stimulate traditional industries' potential for technological upgrades while fostering new industry growth [15] - As of now, 1,730 billion yuan of the 2,000 billion yuan special long-term bonds for equipment updates have been allocated to 16 sectors and approximately 7,500 projects [15] - The "Two New" policy is expected to evolve from a short-term stimulus tool into a long-term engine for momentum conversion, emphasizing the need for traditional industries to update and new industries to cultivate [17]