According to the latest research report released by CITIC Construction Investment, China's manufacturing sector has successfully accomplished its phased development objectives set for 2025 and is now firmly on track to achieve the lofty ambition of ascending to the ranks of medium-tier global manufacturing powerhouses by 2035. Presently, the industrial sector stands as the primary driving force behind GDP growth, with leading-edge industries such as equipment manufacturing, high-tech manufacturing, and digital products showcasing robust growth potential. Amidst a backdrop of a steady rise in the manufacturing PMI index and the widespread adoption of industrial AI technology, coupled with the United States' proposed tariff hikes on Chinese goods and restrictions on the export of critical software, the strategic importance of technological self-innovation and self-sufficiency has never been more apparent. It is projected that key areas within the industrial sector, including CAD, CAE, and industrial operating systems, will continue to experience sustained technological advancements and growth.