Economic Daily: The transformation of old and new drivers of economic development is accelerating.

The process of shifting from old to new economic drivers will not be a simple linear replacement, but a complex process of coexistence and mutual stimulation, which will involve profound adjustments in industrial layout, employment structure, and regional economic patterns. Emerging industries are experiencing vibrant opportunities, while some traditional industries must face the pains of transformation. This "temperature difference" in experience reflects the complexity and temporality of deep structural adjustment in the economy. By 2025, China's economy will steadily move forward under pressure, with the total economic output surpassing 140 trillion yuan for the first time. This impressive achievement is a powerful demonstration of development resilience, and it also signals a profound transformation towards a new and better economic structure. The acceleration of the shift from old to new economic drivers has become a distinctive feature of the current economic operation. China has significant advantages in promoting this transition: the massive market provides rich application scenarios and room for trial and error; the world's most complete industrial system constitutes a fertile ground for integrated innovation; a large number of high-quality talents and entrepreneurial teams are the primary resources for innovation; the institutional advantage of concentrating efforts on major tasks helps to break through bottlenecks in key areas.