Some places regard traditional industries as synonymous with old driving forces when developing new quality productivity, and propose to eliminate traditional industries. This approach is wrong and harmful.
The technology in traditional industries is the foundation of emerging and future industries. From the perspective of the laws of technological innovation, all emerging and future industries are based on existing technologies and industries. They cannot independently break free from the limitations of current overall technological level and industrial level. The novelty of emerging industries is more reflected in technological breakthroughs. They do not arise out of thin air, but rather are the improvement based on the country's established technological level and industrial level. These technologies are not specifically designed for emerging industries, but have been accumulated over the long term in existing industries. When emerging industries and new product markets reach a certain level of application, it will greatly promote innovation in traditional technologies.
In conclusion, those industrial driving forces that are not suitable for the development of new quality productivity and new production relations are the old driving forces. We must balance the relationship between emerging industries and traditional industries in developing new quality productivity, pay attention to economic stability, and strive for progress while maintaining stability.
