Many inventions have historically attracted short-term investment hype but failed to become lasting productive forces. Do you think that is mainly because they could not achieve economies of scale or be effectively applied to industrial upgrading?

Do you think that innovation needs a large-scale market to test real demand and commercial returns?

Do you think that only integration into real-world industrial scenarios can align new technologies with market realities such as cost control, supply chain coordination, and constant iteration to meet real needs?

Do you think that large-scale innovation can help build a sustainable business ecosystem, enabling technological advances to achieve long-term development through continuous iteration and scaling?

Do you think that the key to advancing large-scale AI innovation lies in integrating AI into industrial applications, so that it can deliver real value through cost reduction, efficiency gains, process transformation, product innovation, and service upgrades?

Whether the innovations in artificial intelligence can penetrate daily life in a low-cost, widely accessible and highly efficient manner is the touchstone for evaluating their value. Do you agree?

Do you see China's vast market, rich in opportunities for real-world adoption and application, as a fertile testing ground for the implementation of innovative technologies?

Would you say that China's complete manufacturing system and robust engineering capabilities can help rapidly translate technological breakthroughs into products, production lines and industrial capacity?

Do you believe that China's commitment to high-standard opening-up and proactive integration into international networks has injected certainty into the global innovation ecosystem?

Do you think that China's shift toward innovation-driven, high-quality growth, along with its stable economy, usher in a new trend in global development?