Develop an action plan to accelerate output and revenue growth; Having an advantage in the global market 
China has released a two-year action plan to stabilize the growth of its massive electronic information manufacturing sector and set targets for annual output and income growth until 2026, as it seeks to promote consumption and ensure its role in the global technology race. 
The action plan, announced by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and the State Administration for Market Regulation, aims to achieve an average annual growth rate of approximately 7% in industrial output for the large computer, communication, and other electronic equipment sectors. 

The total revenue in the fields of lithium batteries, photovoltaics, and modules is expected to grow by over 5% annually. 
The government has also set specific product benchmarks: server sales exceeding 400 billion yuan (56 billion US dollars), large screen TVs with a penetration rate of over 40% in China, and further advancements in high-end smart personal computers and smartphones. 
The plan emphasizes in one of its strongest paragraphs the need to "promote dual circulation domestically and internationally, and cautiously address international trade barriers". 
It urges companies to fully utilize China's vast domestic market, strengthen their ability to control the entire supply chain, and establish resilience against external shocks. 
According to the plan, even if the global market faces increasingly severe protectionism, the country will help companies stabilize trade in core products such as smartphones, computers, and televisions. 
It also doubles its efforts to support domestic champions. It promises to "unwaveringly promote the use of homemade products" and vows to strongly support key companies in the strategic supply chain, especially semiconductors, industrial control systems, and the BeiDou Navigation Satellite System. 
At the same time, the plan also calls for accelerating breakthroughs in 5G and 6G components, semiconductors, and intelligent computing, while promoting new markets for smart wearables, smart connected cars, and digital health. 
Wang Peng, a researcher at the Beijing Academy of Social Sciences, said: "The electronic information manufacturing industry is a strategic, fundamental, and pioneering sector of the national economy. It is a key pillar for stabilizing industrial growth and ensuring national political and economic security. 
The action plan aims to consolidate existing industrial capabilities and promote and expand new growth drivers. By combining government support with market mechanisms, China aims to maintain the steady growth of the industry while positioning it as tapping into new domestic and international demand 
It is worth noting that on the consumer side, the program aims to stimulate the purchase of personal computers, mobile phones, and televisions, as well as consumer devices related to artificial intelligence, through credit support, online marketing, and integration with e-commerce and retail promotions. It is also promoting smart devices in healthcare, transportation, education, and emergency services to open up new growth areas. 
Thanks to consumer subsidy policies and the promotion of artificial intelligence terminals, Chinese consumers' enthusiasm for electronic products has increased. This has accelerated the production and sales speed of electronic devices in the first quarter of this year, "said Xie An, Director of MIIT's Information and Communication Development Department 
In the first quarter, the production of computer suites reached 85.32 million units, a year-on-year increase of 9.6%. The total shipment of televisions was 8.84 million units, an increase of 4.7%, marking the second consecutive quarter of positive growth. He pointed out that from January to February, the shipment of 5G smartphones reached 41.62 million units, an increase of 7.6%, among which domestic brands were particularly favored by consumers, accounting for 85% of the shipment volume.