The next five years will be a critical period for the upgrading of the manufacturing industry

As members of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference arrived in Beijing one after another, the reporter learned from an interview that the focus of the members this year was on reform, development and people's livelihood. problems, etc. Zhang Yin, member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and chairman of Guangdong Dongguan Nine Dragons Paper (Holdings) Co., Ltd., said that what she is most concerned about is the transformation and upgrading of the industry. 
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"The country attaches so much importance to the 'supply side' reform this year. In the final analysis, it needs a quality 'supply side'," Zhang Yin told reporters. The country is currently working hard to speed up the pace of structural adjustment. They are all enterprises that meet the reform requirements and have the patience to take root in the industry for a long time. 
 
Regarding the manufacturing industry she is in, Zhang Yin believes that the transformation and upgrading of the manufacturing industry should be brought into line with international standards as soon as possible, and the next five years will be the key. "The realization of industrial informatization and automation is the basic requirement of Industry 4.0, and it is also a necessary condition for the sustainable survival of the enterprise itself."
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"Under the current economic situation, we don't need to be too pessimistic. With such a large domestic market, 1.3 billion people need to consume, which is a consumption ability that other countries do not have. Take Japan as an example, although it has a small land area and limited resources. Rich, but almost all industries related to people's livelihood can achieve domestic self-sufficiency. If one day, our country can also achieve this goal, coupled with such a huge market support, it will be far from realizing the dream of a manufacturing powerhouse not far." Regarding the prospects of China's economy, Zhang Yin expressed that she is still optimistic. "It can be seen that domestic demand is still growing steadily, and after this round of 'supply-side reforms' that focus on quality, the future economic foundation will definitely be more solid."