Hunan's Changsha Construction Machinery Giant Brings a Billion-Clone Cluster

The “Preparation Technology for High-Performance Carbon/Carbon Aviation Brake Materials” of Central South University won the first prize of National Technological Invention, and the municipal government gave 30 million yuan to help transform the achievements. At present, Boyun New Materials, established with this result, has formed an annual production capacity of 10,000 sets of carbon/carbon composite aviation brakes, rocket nozzle materials, combustion chamber materials, and other series of products, breaking the United States and the United Kingdom. Law and other countries have monopolized technology and products.

This is one of the many cases of Changsha's scientific and technological achievements. As of last year, the conversion rate of applied scientific and technological achievements in the city exceeded 85%, and the contribution rate of science and technology to the economy reached 58%.

Changsha "Double Super" U.S. Projection On January 17th this year, the "China National Image" propaganda film was broadcast on Times Square in the United States. Academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering and "Father of Hybrid Rice" Yuan Longping appeared in the film and became an image representative of the Chinese science and technology community. . Behind him, the West is known as "China's fifth largest invention" and "Oriental Magic Rice" super hybrid rice, the Americans are also familiar.

Changsha is a base for research and development of hybrid rice. Yuan Longping’s scientific and technological innovation led to a substantial increase in grain production, ensuring that China’s 7% of the world’s land supports 22% of the world’s population. Under the impetus of the UN Food and Agriculture Organization, China's hybrid rice technology has taken root in more than 30 countries and regions around the world.

In January of this year, Obama issued a State of the Union address on the future policy orientation of the United States. He mentioned that "China has the world's largest private solar energy research institution and has developed the world's fastest computing computer." This makes "the United States in the economy, education, Many areas such as science and technology are facing more competition."

Changsha is China's largest photovoltaic equipment R&D and manufacturing base and the largest photovoltaic technology achievement industrial transformation base. In November 2010, the TOP500 International Supercomputer Organization announced that the "Tianhe-1" supercomputer developed by China's National University of Defense Technology was ranked with a peak speed of 4,700 trillion times and a sustained speed of 2,566 trillion floating point operations per second. World number one. With the approval of the Ministry of Science and Technology, the National Supercomputer Center with "Tianhe No. 1" as the computing device has officially settled in Changsha.

During the “Eleventh Five-Year Plan” period, Changsha received a total of 932 national and provincial science and technology awards, and nearly 140 new national and provincial engineering and technology research centers, key laboratories, and enterprise technology centers. R&D investment accounted for regional GDP The proportion is 2.02%, which is 0.32 percentage points higher than the national average. In large and medium-sized cities throughout the country, Changsha ranks sixth in the country in terms of its competitiveness in science and technology, and has been approved as a demonstration city for national scientific and technological progress and a model city for intellectual property work.

The giants of the machinery industry brought out a multi-billion-dollar cluster In 2010, Changsha's annual sales of the construction machinery industry exceeded 100 billion yuan, becoming the first industrial cluster with a scale of over 100 billion yuan in Changsha and even in Hunan. Following the construction machinery industry, the automotive and parts industries, new material industries, and tobacco and food processing industries have also rapidly emerged, becoming the “four hundred billion industrial clusters” leading the development of Changsha’s economic leapfrogging development.

Changsha Industrial Park has grown from the “Two Zones and Six Parks” to the “Two Districts and Nine Gardens” in 2005. It has 753 large-scale enterprises and has gathered more than 1,100 small-scale entrepreneurial and growing small enterprises. In 2010, the total output value of the city's high-tech industries reached 228.631 billion yuan, an average annual increase of nearly 35%.

In the past five years, the industrial output value of the park has grown from 64.94 billion yuan to 279.94 billion yuan, an increase of 3.3 times, with an average annual growth rate of 33.8%. Changsha's high-tech industry “two districts and nine parks” has gathered nearly 3,000 technology companies and 512 high-tech enterprises. The total industrial output value of the scale accounts for 41% of the total amount of the city, and the high-tech production value accounts for 96% of the total amount of the city, accounting for the total 31.2% of the province. There are 3 high-tech enterprises with more than 10 billion yuan in output value, more than 20 companies with over 1 billion yuan, and 200 companies with over 100 million yuan.

Branch opens industry "fission gate"

In 2007, under the advocacy and promotion of Chen Runer, member of the Standing Committee of the Provincial Party Committee and Secretary of the Municipal Party Committee, the China (Changsha) Science and Technology Achievement Transformation Fair hosted by the Ministry of Science and Technology, the Ministry of Education, the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the provincial government kicked off. The protagonists of the first session of the fair are famous universities, research institutes, famous enterprises and investment and financing institutions at home and abroad. This is the first step in Changsha's efforts to transform its scientific and technological achievements into the "world map" by basing itself on the "rich mines" of local achievements, integrating global resources, and rationally allocating regional elements for the achievement of industrialization.

So far, four consecutive sessions have been successfully held to attract more than 6,000 high-tech companies, listed companies, science and technology agencies, and representatives from investment and financing institutions from all over the world. There were 847 contracted projects and the contracted amount was 81.59 billion yuan. In 2010, these strategic emerging industries achieved a total value increase of 77.803 billion yuan, accounting for 17.1% of Changsha's total GDP.

During the “Eleventh Five-Year” period successfully held by the Trade Fair, the GDP of Changsha was 152 billion yuan in 2005, and it had exceeded 450 billion yuan by 2010; the total industrial output of the city has risen to the 8th among all provincial capital cities; The city has entered all the top 100 counties (cities) in the basic competitiveness of the county economy; the competitiveness of science and technology has leapt to the sixth place in the country and the first place in the middle. At the same time, the municipal level ranked first in the National Model Cities for Scientific and Technological Progress for the first time on the basis of six consecutive advancements in advanced cities for scientific and technological advancement, and was selected as an innovative pilot city of the country; it was named the first national city with the most soft power and the top ten entrepreneurial enterprises. City, Top 10 Brand Cities, Top 10 Most Happy Cities.