This paper believes that to promote the high-quality development of China's manufacturing industry, we should adopt a problem-oriented approach and apply systems thinking, and make comprehensive efforts around the following nine aspects according to the current problems and future tasks of China's manufacturing industry.
1. In terms of thinking, we must focus on the principle increasing productivity, and should not blindly pursue the scale and proportion of the manufacturing industry
2. In terms of structure, it is necessary to use the market mechanism to optimize the industrial structure, and it should not only be dominated by the government to implement subjective Vacating Cage To Change Bird strategy
3. In terms of space, to form a number of world-class industrial clusters with high-quality agglomeration, we should not only focus on the total scale and ignore intensive high-quality development
4. In terms of links, more attention should be paid to cultivating small and medium-sized top-notch enterprises in the industrial chain, and should not only focus on supporting large chain owner enterprises
5. In terms of technology, enterprises should also be encouraged to carry out non-R&D innovation to achieve product upgrades, and should not only pursue quantitative indicators of high-tech innovation
6. In terms of manpower, we should pay attention to the development of suitable vocational education to cultivate Chinese craftsmen, instead of only focusing on highly educated talents
7. In terms of capital, it is necessary to improve the comprehensive financial service capabilities to support optimization and upgrading, and should not rely too much on the indirect financing role of banks
8. In terms of platform, it is necessary to support industry organizations to provide various common public goods, and the government should not arrange the construction of various public platforms
9. In terms of policy, it should be oriented to protect competition rather than competitors, and gradually dilute enterprise subsidies and preferential policies in competitive fields.
