Meizhou has not changed. Meizhou is a key city in the old revolutionary base area of China, the only Prefecture-level city in Guangdong that belongs to the former Central Soviet Area, and also a Underdevelopment in Guangdong. Its economic development is unbalanced and insufficient, and its economic development level is far lower than that of the neighboring similar regions and the average level of the whole country and the whole province for a long time. Meizhou has changed. Not by the sea or along the border, the unique geographical location once restricted the development of Meizhou. However, with the construction of traffic road networks, the "Free nerve ending" that used to be "transit stations" are becoming an important channel connecting the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area, the Western Taiwan Straits Economic Zone and the central region. In September 2022, the National Development and Reform Commission and the Ministry of Finance jointly issued the Overall Plan for Supporting Meizhou's Integration into the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area to Accelerate Revitalization and Development (hereinafter referred to as the "Meizhou Plan"), making Meizhou another national strategic platform in Guangdong. Faced with new development opportunities, Meizhou is vigorously promoting the construction of the "Rongwan Pilot Zone in the Soviet Area", actively exploring the experience of coordinated and differentiated development between underdeveloped revolutionary old areas and economically developed areas, with the aim of striving to find a new path for the revitalization and development of old areas in the new era. The construction of the Meilong high-speed railway is currently in full swing in the Soviet region's "Rongwan to the Sea" initiative. After being completed and opened to traffic in 2024, the travel time from Meizhou to cities such as Guangzhou and Shenzhen will be reduced by at least half, with mutual access within 1.5 hours. If the construction of modern transportation network has narrowed the geographical distance between Meizhou and the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area, industrial cooperation has become a booster for Meizhou to further integrate into the Greater Bay Area. Entering the Guangzhou (Meizhou) Industrial Transfer Industrial Park, a 11.6-meter-high giant red can model of Wang Laoji is very eye-catching. This is the extraction base of Guangzhou Pharmaceutical Group's Wang Laoji Health Meizhou Original Liquid, and the processing object is the local specialty of Meizhou - Xiancao. "This is the world's largest herbal tea extract base. Relying on the advantages of Meizhou Xiancao and other Chinese medicinal materials, it has solved the problem of independent supply of Wong Lo Kat concentrate, and has taken on the important task of technical innovation in herbal tea extraction and talent training." Chen Wansheng, manager of the base's comprehensive office, said. In recent years, according to the work deployment of Guangdong to promote orderly industrial transfer and regional coordinated development, Meizhou has made great efforts to undertake orderly industrial transfer, strive to develop and expand the real economy, and provide solid support for the Meizhou Soviet Area to accelerate the revitalization of Common prosperity. At the production site of the first phase project of Meizhou Saint-Gobain Car glass System Co., Ltd., there were only a few workers in the huge workshop, and the Robotic arm of several fully automated high-end precision robots were tumbling up and down. This high-end intelligent Car glass manufacturing project, jointly established by France's Saint-Gobain Group and GAC Group, two of the world's top 500 enterprises, has refreshed the "Meizhou speed" of project implementation and construction since it was negotiated, signed and started construction in only one month, and officially put into production in only eight months. GAC Group gave full play to the "main role of the chain" of the automobile industry, accelerated the layout of core auto parts, and drove 18 upstream and downstream enterprises to settle in Meizhou. As the main park in Meizhou to undertake industrial transfer in Guangzhou, the Guangzhou (Meizhou) Industrial Transfer Park currently has 146 enterprises, with a total industrial output value of 6.55 billion yuan in 2022, a year-on-year increase of 25.8%; The added value of industries above designated size was 1.41 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 17.5%.