Under the carefully crafted long-term development plan led by Su Ran, the Great Qing has officially embarked on a grand journey of progress. Like a fleet of giant ships setting sail, every sector is working with full steam, actively throwing itself into this great transformation. However, the road ahead is far from smooth; it is dense with thorns, and both internal and external challenges are crashing down upon them like surging, relentless waves.
In the economic sphere, the development of emerging technology industries is akin to groping through thick fog, with numerous obstacles standing in the way like tigers blocking the path. Although special industrial funds have been established like timely rain to provide a vital source of funding for industrial growth, opinions on investment priorities remain deeply divided, leaving everyone at a loss. In order to secure a piece of the pie and access precious financial support, some companies have resorted to exaggerating their technical capabilities and market prospects, promising the moon only to deliver nothing.
This has led to the wanton waste of fund resources, which failed to reach projects with genuine potential. Meanwhile, the ideal mechanism for integrating industry, academia, and research has encountered ruthless obstacles in practice. An invisible barrier seems to stand between universities, research institutions, and enterprises, making communication and collaboration fraught with difficulty.
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