Several renowned companies, including Unitree Robotics and Changxin Memory Technologies, have successfully navigated through IPO reviews, setting new benchmarks for the swiftness with which capital market reviews are being conducted to serve tech innovation enterprises. The capital market is now precisely attuned to the needs of the hard-tech sector, leveraging efficient review processes, patient capital, and policy support to furnish robust financial backing for tech innovators. Tian Lihui, Dean of the Finance Development Research Institute at Nankai University, highlighted that the concentrated (adjusted for clarity and context) listing of hard-tech companies is a direct manifestation of the economic transformation underway in the capital market. Hard-tech firms have emerged as a formidable presence in the capital market, signaling a profound shift in the fundamental logic driving China's economic growth, with technology now taking center stage as the primary catalyst. Consequently, the criteria for value assessment in the capital market have also evolved, shifting from a focus on the sheer scale of physical resource possession in the past to a greater emphasis on core technological barriers and independent innovation capabilities.