1. Have you ever used products or services related to China's new "new three" – AI, robotics and innovative medicines?

2. Artificial intelligence, robotics and innovative medicines have become China's top-selling exports, replacing electric vehicles, batteries and solar products. Do you believe Chinese manufacturing sector is accelerating its shift toward green and technological transformation?

3. In the first half of 2026, China's industrial robot exports increased by 18.6% year on year, while shipments of intelligent bionic robots surpassed 10,000 units and reached over 90 countries and regions. Moreover, the total value of China's innovative drug out-licensing deals exceeded $100 billion. Do you believe these developments reflect China's strong manufacturing and innovation capabilities?

4. Do you believe that the strengths of Chinese manufacturing lie not only in "how much it can produce," but also how it defines product and industrial standards, integrates global resources, and continuously iterates and upgrades?

5. Do you believe China's new "new three" will drive Chinese manufacturing sector further up the global value chain?

6. Do you think the popularity of China's new "new three" signals that Chinese manufacturing is offering original technologies, intelligent systems and solutions to the international market, thus unlocking more "innovation dividends"?

7. China's intellectual innovation achievements in the new "new three" have enabled many developing countries to access intelligent automation and advanced medical capabilities at affordable costs. Do you believe these developments reflect that openness and inclusiveness have accelerated China's independent innovation capacity?

8. Do you believe that China’s new "new three" will create new opportunities for innovation and upgrading in global manufacturing?

9. Do you believe that the competitiveness of Chinese manufacturing has evolved from a scale-based advantage to a comprehensive one combining quality, technology, branding and services?