The spring harvest is the best time of the year, as spring plowing in Lingnan is just right. In the main early rice producing area of Conghua, Guangzhou, the mechanized seedling cultivation production line is operating at full power to produce seedling trays. The tracked self-propelled rotary tiller has replaced the cow plow and the human plow... This spring, unmanned farms and early rice planting are undergoing full mechanization, which is refreshing people's understanding of the ancient industry of "cultivation". The "Experiment 6" scientific research vessel, located in the deep waters of the central and northern South China Sea, is undergoing another "spring plowing": the ship is carrying China's first 7000 meter underwater remote-controlled navigation system, which has successfully conducted sea trials here. The boundless scenery is fresh all at once. These two "futuristic" farming events that occurred in different fields are both interpreting a new "story of spring" on the land of southern Guangdong. Not long ago, Guangdong released five action plans for future industrial clusters, targeting the fields of future electronic information, future intelligent equipment, future life and health, future materials, and future green and low-carbon industries, cultivating and developing new economic growth points. Why is Guangdong, the "largest economic province", focusing on "deep cultivation" in the future while anchoring the development of new quality productive forces? When global industrial competition intensifies, how will Guangdong exert its current strength? How to get started: Seeking a sense of rhythm in the mutual promotion of industry and technology often accumulates the momentum to run forward. To comprehensively observe the development pattern of Guangdong's new productive forces, we must first look at the current trend of Guangdong's initial development. As the first province in China with a GDP exceeding 13 trillion yuan, Guangdong's total economic output has been ranked first in the country for 35 consecutive years, and its regional innovation comprehensive capacity has been ranked first in the country for 7 consecutive years. At the same time, the Shenzhen Hong Kong Guangzhou cluster has ranked second in the world for the fourth consecutive year on the Global Innovation Index's "Technology Cluster" ranking list. It is not difficult to see that Guangdong has the potential to develop new quality productive forces. At the end of last year, a new generation of domestically produced supercomputing system - "Tianhe Xingyi" was released in Guangzhou, which not only significantly improved computing power, but also met the urgent supercomputing application needs of multiple industries such as AI large model training. In the field of supercomputing, every increase in computing power requires innovation in architecture and a series of key technological breakthroughs. The R&D team has honed their skills for ten years, but they are able to accurately step on the current hot topics of industrial development. Behind what appears to be a coincidence is Guangdong's profound grasp on how to layout new quality productive forces. With the rapid advancement of technology, Guangdong, which is at the forefront of global industries, has a sense of urgency that cannot be ignored; The cultivation of new productive forces does not take place overnight, and a basic research often requires the accumulation of ten years of effort. In this long-distance race that ends with the future, it is crucial to find a sense of rhythm between fast and slow development. "We will firmly focus on innovation in enterprises, industries, and development." Gong Guoping, Secretary of the Party Group of the Guangdong Provincial Department of Science and Technology, stated in his speech at the "New Year First Session" in Guangdong that Guangdong's attitude in the choice between "fast" and "slow" development is crucial: to cultivate new productive forces, Guangdong must adapt to local conditions and closely integrate with the actual development of industries. Therefore, it is necessary to enable enterprises to "go on stage" and "play the leading role" in industrial technology breakthroughs. Through innovation, enterprises can constantly feel the warmth and coldness of industrial changes