China's manufacturing evolution moves from the 'old trio' of garments, furniture, and appliances, through the 'new trio' of new-energy vehicles, lithium batteries, and photovoltaics, to the 'next new three': artificial intelligence, robotics, and innovative medicines. This progression highlights China's strategy of industrial upgrading by integrating new technologies with established industries rather than replacing them. The 'next new three' are expected to become new growth pillars by leveraging China's deep industrial foundation and fostering innovation ecosystems, helping to enhance global competitiveness and contribute to modernization. This balanced approach supports sustained innovation, industrial resilience, and global cooperation despite rising protectionism.
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