Recently, some overseas media and authorities have noticed that in the new era, China has deeply implemented the innovation driven development strategy and significantly improved its innovation ability, which not only injects vitality into its own development, but also provides impetus for global development. Fu Xiaolan, director of the Technology and Management Development Research Center of Oxford University and academician of the British Academy of Social Sciences, said in a recent interview with the media that the open national innovation system has enabled China to walk out of a distinctive innovation path, which has injected new impetus into China's economic development in the past decade and set an example for other countries. Scientific and technological innovation has led China's future foreign media to pay attention to the fact that, under the guidance of the innovation driven development strategy, China has achieved fruitful scientific research results and significantly improved its innovation capability. On November 22, Japan Economic News cited data released by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), saying that China's patent applications will rank first in the world in 2021, which will play a role in boosting the increase in the number of global patents. The data shows that in 2021, the number of patent applications submitted by China will reach 1.59 million, which is close to half of the total number of patent applications in the world, and close to the total number of the second to thirteenth ranked patents. According to Casten Fink, the chief economist of the World Intellectual Property Organization, quoted by Effie, the way for China to make such remarkable progress in a short period of time is to change from a labor-intensive production mode to a production mode relying on high-tech, cutting-edge brands and innovative design. The World Intellectual Property Organization previously released the 2022 Global Innovation Index Report, which showed that China ranked 11th, up one place from last year, and steadily rose for ten consecutive years, up 23 places from 2012. Over the past ten years, China's total R&D expenditure has increased from 1 trillion yuan to 2.8 trillion yuan, ranking second in the world, and the total number of R&D personnel ranks first in the world. The American magazine Diplomat commented on November 23 that promoting self-reliance in aerospace and other scientific and technological fields has been China's priority for decades. Key scientific and technological fields such as quantum information, stem cell research, brain science, lunar and Mars exploration missions, artificial intelligence, satellite Internet and robot technology will lead China's development in the next 20 years. Foreign media have generally observed that, with the improvement of China's overall innovation strength, Chinese enterprises are now in the leading position in many fields. These industries with rapid iteration of production technology and continuous innovation of business model are promoting China's high-quality development. China's manufacturing industry continues to strengthen innovation and accelerate its progress towards the middle and high end of the value chain. From 2012 to 2021, the added value of the manufacturing industry will increase from 16.98 trillion yuan to 31.4 trillion yuan; The proportion of high-tech manufacturing industry and equipment manufacturing industry in the added value of industries above designated size increased from 9.4% and 28% to 15.1% and 32.4% respectively. In this previous report, Bloomberg BusinessWeek commented that Chinese companies are leading the global trend in technology products and business models, especially in supercomputers, intelligent transportation, digital payment and other fields. On November 23, the American Consumer News and Business Channel quoted UBS as saying that China has always been the world leader in the use of electric vehicles, and now also has the potential to lead the development of the automatic driving industry. from