In the process of economic recovery characterized by "waves" and "twists and turns", the "ocean currents" of the global and Chinese economies converge, once again pushing Guangdong into the spotlight of the world stage. In recent days, "far ahead" has suddenly become a hot internet term, used to describe Huawei's latest mobile phones. This phone, equipped with self-developed chips and satellite communication function, has even sparked a rush to purchase on overseas purchasing websites. At the Munich Auto Show held in Germany, the birthplace of automobiles, Chinese car companies represented by BYD experienced a strong sense of presence, making China the country with the highest number of exhibitors besides the host country. One third of the 22 passenger car brands that appeared at this exhibition are from China. At the regular policy briefing of the State Council on September 20th, Cong Liang, Deputy Director of the National Development and Reform Commission, stated that multiple data indicators showed a trend of recovery in August, and the long-term positive trend of China's economy has not changed. Guangdong and other major economic provinces have played an important role in promoting economic recovery, with the import and export growth rate of Guangdong's foreign trade increasing to 10.2% in August. This year marks the 45th anniversary of reform and opening up. The unprecedented changes in the world have accelerated their evolution, and the world, times, and history are unfolding in unprecedented ways. At present, the new technology revolution and industrial transformation are advancing rapidly, and the two major trends of global digitization and green transformation contain opportunities for the development of new industries and new tracks. Only by accelerating the upgrading of industrial structure and promoting high-quality development can Guangdong seize strategic opportunities and respond to various challenges. "said Long Guoqiang, Deputy Director of the Development Research Center of the State Council. The third quarter that connects the previous and the following has come to an end, and the economic data of Guangdong for the first eight months is about to be released. How can Guangdong, as the largest province in the economy, shape new competitive advantages in building a new development pattern and demonstrate its role as a "brave leader" in the overall economic development of the country? Winning the initiative in high-level opening up requires the courage and determination to maintain initiative and expand opening up in the face of complex and ever-changing external situations and severe challenges. This year, Chinese brand car companies shone brightly at the Munich Auto Show in Germany, reminiscent of more than 800 Cantonese companies making a stunning appearance at the 2020 International Consumer Electronics Show held in Las Vegas, USA three years ago, with unparalleled popularity. Now, similar scenes are happening again. However, this time the stage for domestic and foreign enterprises to compete has shifted from the consumer electronics industry to the automotive industry track. Standing in the center of the stage is still a Guangdong enterprise. BYD, which only announced its "entry" into the European passenger car market in September last year, brought six pure electric vehicles to the Munich Auto Show. The scale and attention of the exhibition area are no less impressive than that of the European "established" car company Volkswagen. No matter how profound changes are taking place in the global automotive industry landscape, Guangdong has taken the lead: from January to July, the production of new energy vehicles in Guangdong increased by 105.2%, and one out of every six new energy vehicles in the country is manufactured in Guangdong. In the first 8 months, the "new three types" of electric manned vehicles, lithium batteries, and solar cells performed well in Guangdong's foreign trade exports: electric manned vehicles alone increased exports by 5.1 times. Currently, global economic growth is sluggish, and some countries are forcefully promoting "decoupling" and "chain breaking"