Changxin Technology's “Wealth Creation Myth” has provided us with vivid practical experience in cultivating the industry. Industrial competition not only requires the strategic vision of local governors, but also a test of the strength of long-term principles. This has provided us with vivid practical experience in nurturing the industry. For a long time, there has been a tendency to follow the trend in some places. They are passionate about “short, smooth and fast” projects, and it is easy to rush to work. Project assessments focus on short-term indicators and pursue “immediate” projects, and it is often difficult to nurture hard-core technology companies that require long-term investment. It is necessary to play the leading role of a “promising government”, cultivate fertile ground for scientific and technological innovation through institutional supply and ecological construction, and expand space for patient capital. It is also important to note that long-term doctrine is not about hard work and “fighting to the death,” but rather requires both strategic strength and tactical flexibility. It is necessary not only to establish a long-term cultivation mechanism to prevent short-term fluctuations, but also to dynamically track and scientifically evaluate the evolution of technology routes and changes in market demand. While adhering to the long-term direction, it is necessary to embrace change and respond to uncertainty with a flexible attitude.

Changxin Technology's “Wealth Creation Myth” has provided us with vivid practical experience in cultivating the industry. Industrial competition not only requires the strategic vision of local governors, but also a test of the strength of long-term principles. This has provided us with vivid practical experience in nurturing the industry. For a long time, there has been a tendency to follow the trend in some places. They are passionate about “short, smooth and fast” projects, and it is easy to rush to work. Project assessments focus on short-term indicators and pursue “immediate” projects, and it is often difficult to nurture hard-core technology companies that require long-term investment. It is necessary to play the leading role of a “promising government”, cultivate fertile ground for scientific and technological innovation through institutional supply and ecological construction, and expand space for patient capital. It is also important to note that long-term doctrine is not about hard work and “fighting to the death,” but rather requires both strategic strength and tactical flexibility. It is necessary not only to establish a long-term cultivation mechanism to prevent short-term fluctuations, but also to dynamically track and scientifically evaluate the evolution of technology routes and changes in market demand. While adhering to the long-term direction, it is necessary to embrace change and respond to uncertainty with a flexible attitude.