Hold on tightFinancial quality developmentPriority tasks
- vice-president of the international institute for strategic studies of the central party of the chinese communist party (national school of administration)
To accelerate the building of a financial powerService real economyAs a top priority, the three tasks of financial risk control and deepening financial reform are to improve the capacity of the real economy of financial services in a comprehensive manner, to secure the bottom line against systemic financial risks, to steadily advance structural reforms on the financial supply side, to better meet the growing financial needs of the population, and to continue to create a new era of financial innovation。
Whether macroeconomic stability, industrial transformation upgrading, science, technology and innovation, or micro-enterprise expansion of global markets, need to be supported by a continuous flow of monetary finance. In recent years, the quality of the real economy of financial services has increased significantly, structural problems have continued to improve and aggregate contradictions have decreased significantly. In terms of scale of financing, the stock of social finance has grown by an average of 9. 2 per cent annually over the past five years, and support for the real economy has remained strong. The issue of the high-risk functioning of the global financial system is currently receiving considerable attention. Financial risk prevention needs to be given high priority, both in the economic cycle and in the economic downturn. Deepening financial reform is an important step towards overcoming financial development challenges, stimulating the dynamism of financial markets and improving the effectiveness of financial governance, as well as an important safeguard against the real economy of services and financial risks. Finance is closely linked to economic and social development, and financial reform is a systemic undertaking that needs to be integrated, not only in terms of its impact on the financial sector, but also on macroeconomic stability. (selected from no. 10 of 2026, state governance)
Introduction by the author
Chen jianqi, vice-president and director, international institute for strategic studies, communist party central school (national school of administration). Research is directed at deepening international finance and financial development in china, as well as at deepening the reform of fiscal and financial institutions. Has published nearly 100 papers in academic journals and has sponsored various projects such as the national social science fund。
Enabling finance and consumption in both directions
Professor of finance, university of nankai
Consumption is both the ultimate purpose of production and the lasting engine of economic growth. The “fifty-five” programme outlines “an intensive effort to boost consumption by increasing consumption capacity, improving consumption willingness, adapting consumption needs to different groups to expand quality supply and promoting faster growth in consumption of goods and services throughout society”, emphasizing “a more inclusive approach to consumers, increasing financial supply in the area of consumption and creating a new, broad-based and high-visibility consumption scenario”. Finance is both the bloodline of the modern economy and an important force in the chain of production, distribution, circulation and consumption. Finance and consumption are mutually reinforcing, organically integrated and promote financial and consumption-side empowerment, both as a real need to respond to changes in the external environment and to enhance the resilience of economic development, and as an inherent requirement to meet people's needs for a better life in an environment of increased uncertainty and steady progress towards common wealth。
In the new stage of development, consumer demand is increasingly characterized by diversification, quality and landscapeization, with financial services functions accelerating from traditional financial supply to product innovation, payment facilitation, landscape embedding and integrated service expansion. Innovation promotes financial and consumption-side empowerment, both in terms of unlocking the potential of domestic demand and improving livelihoods and transforming financial development patterns. Promoting financial and consumer two-way empowerment by focusing more on conceptual, product, scenario and institutional innovation, better linking financial, policy and consumption resources, creating a virtuous cycle of demand-led supply, supply-generation, financial matching supply and demand, and providing a strong impetus for high-quality development. (selected from no. 10 of 2026, state governance)
Introduction by the author
Li xiaofeng, professor and director of the centre for research and development of financial innovation and productive supply chain integration, faculty of finance, university of nankai. Research mainly in economic performance and financial development; capital markets, investment theory and investor behaviour studies. Major publications are capital markets, effective demand and economic growth, investor behaviour choice and capital market development。
Science and technology financeInvesting new energy in energy transformation
- professor, school of economics and management, petroleum university of china (beijing)
The transformation of our energy resources from energy-efficient emission reductions and clean energy alternatives to systems for the construction of new energy systems urgently needs to be driven by scientific and technological innovations to translate technological gains into real productivity. Science and technology finance plays a key role in this process, not only as a provider of finance, but also as an organizer of innovative ecology, designer of risk-sharing mechanisms and facilitator of cross-sectoral synergies。
From fossil energy to the construction of new energy systems dominated by new energy sources, energy technology innovation in key areas needs to be promoted. This is concentrated on three main areas: cleaner and efficient fossil energy use and carbon abatement technologies, new energy master support technologies, and smart control technologies for electricity systems. These technologies, ranging from r & d to scale-up applications, face early financing difficulties, lack of long-term capital support in medium- and medium-testing evidence, difficulties in commercialization and market access, and there is an urgent need for science and technology finance to provide dynamic, life-cycle support, such as early reliance on venture capital and patient capital, and innovative credit instruments such as “middle-test lending” at the mid-course stage, and long-term capital and green bonds at the scale. (selected from no. 10 of 2026, state governance)
Introduction by the author
Sun takeo, professor, school of administration, china petroleum university (beijing). Research is directed towards energy finance, science and technology finance. Has published nearly 100 articles in academic journals, 3 articles, and has sponsored and participated in a number of research subjects, including the ministry of commerce and science and technology。
Steady progress in building an integrated national data market
Professor at the faculty of economics at jilin university
Data as a new production factor is the basis for digitization, networking and intellectualization. The establishment of an open and secure national integrated data market is a realistic requirement for the full release of the value of the data elements and for the steady development of our digital economy. Through open sharing of data elements, the national integrated data market has enabled the digital transformation of industries such as manufacturing, services, and the creation of new business models such as smart manufacturing, intelligent services and the promotion of deeper integration of the digital economy with the real economy, thereby expanding the space for economic growth. The key to building an open and secure national integrated data market is to integrate the three dimensions of open, shared and secure data, to build an open, inclusive, shared, secure and manageable market system of data elements under uniform rules that guarantee data sovereignty and security, to facilitate the free flow, efficient allocation and release of value of data, while taking full advantage of the decisive role of the market in the allocation of data resources, to better serve the government's guiding role and to maximize the value of data elements and to harmonize with security optimization. (selected from no. 10 of 2026, state governance)
Introduction by the author
Zhao yan, professor and director, faculty of economics, jilin university. Research is directed at and in the theory of a socialist market economy; digital economy, green finance, state-owned economy, etc. More than 100 articles published in academic journals。
Legislation to guarantee the healthy development of artificial intelligence
— professor, faculty of law, university of toji
The inclusion of prudential regulation legislation contributes to achieving a balance between artificial intelligence development and security and to their healthy development. Inclusive prudential regulation legislation consists of both “inclusive regulation legislation” and “prudential regulation legislation”. Inclusive regulatory legislation refers to the creation of flexible regulatory institutional space for the development of artificial intelligence technologies and industrial innovation in the regulatory legislation process, and the avoidance of stringent regulation as a deterrent to artificial intelligence development. Innovative development of artificial intelligence technologies and industries could be promoted through the establishment of flexible regulatory systems, represented by a “statutory observation period system”. Precautionary regulatory legislation refers to the construction, in the regulatory process, of the necessary institutional firewalls to protect against the risks of artificial intelligence technology and industrial security and to safeguard the artificial intelligence safety floor against uncontrolled security risks that infringe on the legitimate interests of various subjects. The safety risks of artificial intelligence technology and industry could be protected by setting up a system firewall, represented by a “supervisory sandbox system”. During the “fifty-five” period, it was important to incorporate prudential legislation, to systematically draw up first-instance practical experiences, to continuously develop a framework for the regulation of the rule of law by artificial intelligence, and to promote efficiency and stability in a safe and regulated orbit between the country's artificial intelligence technology and industry. (selected from no. 10 of 2026, state governance)
Introduction by the author
Huang yan, director, department of constitutional and administrative law studies, faculty of law, university of toji university, and permanent member, chinese law society network and information law society. Research is directed at administrative law, artificial intelligence law and digital law. Has published 3 academic works and participated in writing more than 10 academic works and teaching materials。
