Chen Qilin briefly explained the evaluation of the three district plans. The Dongsha Island plan is most in line with Chen Qilin's goal plan and can best meet the future development needs of Huashang Heavy Industry, but the corresponding construction costs are greater and the construction requirements are also high.

The supporting facilities in Chunshan District are relatively good, and there is a shipyard in Chunshan District, with relatively low construction costs and short cycles, but the development space is not as abundant as Dongsha Island in Huixun District.

The plan of Chundong New District is between the two, but according to Chen Qilin's opinion, Huashang Corporation seems to be more inclined to the plan of Chundong New District, and the city is more supportive of Chundong New District.

As a national-level new district, Chundong New District itself enjoys the inclination of various policies and resources of the country and Pujiang City, so choosing Chundong New District is likely to involve a higher-level will.

When it was Bao Feiyang's turn to speak, Bao Feiyang had just said: "I agree very much with what Mr. Chen mentioned in his speech, that is, we must look at the long-term and the future. So in the long run, how far can Jiangnan ships develop?"

"Let me give a simple example..."

Bao Feiyang said: "Last year, my country's GDP ranked seventh in the world, and we won't talk about per capita GDP. As the third largest superpower in the world and the world's population, my country's future GDP will not surpass the United States, but its total economic output will reach the top three in the world, or even surpass Japan. There should be no problem, right?"

At this time, the threat theory of China has become very popular. The World Bank's GDP calculated by purchasing power parity has become the second among the top ten economies. Therefore, Bao Feiyang said that China's total economic output has reached the top three in the world, or even surpassed Japan. No one was surprised. Even if calculated by exchange rate, China's GDP is now only the sixth in the world, but everyone believes that as long as we insist on reform and opening up and maintain high growth economic development, becoming the top three in the world, or even surpass Japan, it is something that can be achieved in recent years.

Of course, it is not that easy to surpass the United States. After all, according to exchange rates, Japan, the second-ranked GDP is less than half that of the United States. Japan can be said to be an economic power, while the United States is a superpower.

Bao Feiyang said: "As such a big country, China is not only an economic power, but also a great country in military power, and not only an army, an air force, and a navy must also become a world power."

"My army is one of the best in the world, and even the United States dare not underestimate it. However, the navy... the tonnage and quality of our naval warships may not be named in the world. In terms of surface warships, not to mention comparing with the United States, even with Japan or even Taihu, it cannot be considered stronger."

"In the future, we will definitely have a powerful naval fleet. Not to mention other things, we must have main destroyers of 50 million tons or above, and we must also have a 100,000 tons aircraft carrier, and we must also have the ability to build ourselves, so this requires our shipbuilding industry to become world-class..."

Bao Feiyang said: "So I think what Mr. Chen just said, we should be more courageous when planning. We have such a large territory and so many populations, and in terms of total economic output, we must surpass Korea. If we talk about comparative advantages, as a capital-intensive, man-intensive and technology-intensive enterprise, we don't have to be inferior to South Korea. We also have a strong domestic demand market and strong national support. In terms of talents, technology and capital, even if there are some difficulties now, we will definitely surpass Korea in the future. So what reason do we have to believe that our shipbuilding industry will surpass Korea? And in my opinion, this process does not take long. It will take many years to build our own large-tonnage warships, the most advanced container ships, and our own aircraft carriers..."

Bao Feiyang said: "So on the issue of relocation and construction of Jiangnan ships, I think our steps should be bigger. This will be a new starting point for the century-old Jiang ships. In the next century, Jiangnan ships will inevitably become a world-class shipbuilding company."

Zhang Baoshan and Qian Zaixiang couldn't help but raise their eyebrows. Bao Feiyang's tone was even higher than Chen Qilin. Theoretically, there were no problems with what Bao Feiyang said, but there were some problems. Even senior cadres like Zhang Baoshan and Qian Zaixiang dared not guarantee it. Who dares to say that China's economy will definitely maintain rapid growth? In recent years, the pain of state-owned enterprise reform, the economic downturn, and the national economy and people's livelihood are difficult.

A population of 1.3 billion is a huge resource, but it is also a huge burden, such as the employment problem of laid-off workers that everyone is troubled by now.

In addition, the international environment is complex. Southeast Asian countries that have been advancing rapidly in the past few years have been ruined by decades of development due to a financial crisis. Even Japan, the second largest economy, has suddenly fallen into stagnation due to a square agreement. It was very popular to buy the United States and catch up with the United States. Now the gap with the United States is getting bigger and bigger.

Imperialism is undeadly determined to destroy me, and the disintegration of the Su League is a lesson for the past. It is the only superpower that can compete with the United States, and it is also a failure.

Although China has developed well in recent years, problems continue to emerge. The magical power of Dafa not long ago has caused extremely bad influence. In the Western Xinjiang, Xinhua and Tibet also have the influence of separatist forces. Although Xingang has returned and Xinhua is about to return, the unification of Taihu still has a long way to go. The territorial disputes with surrounding Japan, some Southeast Asian countries, especially South India have made China work very hard to maintain a peaceful development environment.

As a senior official, Zhang Baoshan, Qian Zaixiang and others are still confident in uniting under the leadership of the Party, overcoming current difficulties, and realizing the four modernizations. But even they are not very clear about how far China can develop in ten years and twenty years later. After all, there are too many problems in the development of a country. Moreover, when China is developing, others will not stop moving forward, and others will also move forward.

Developing countries have the advantage of latecomer development. After China's reform and opening up, it has developed very fast in the past 20 years. However, this is because the original foundation is too weak, so it is easy to start and grow quickly. However, when the economy develops, it will also encounter new problems. It is impossible to maintain a growth rate of more than ten percent. The three-step plan proposed by the great leader is calculated based on the doubling of the GDP in ten years. The annual economic growth rate can be achieved only if it reaches 7.0%, less than 8%. It can be said that it is relatively conservative.

The first two steps of the three steps have basically been achieved this year. The goals of these two steps are relatively specific, namely, doubling the GDP, and then solving the problem of food and clothing and achieving a well-off living standard. Although it is impossible to say that the problem of food and clothing has been solved across the country due to regional differences and economic development levels, overall, food and clothing can no longer be considered a big problem. As for the standard of living standard of well-off, the general view is that a universal well-off has not yet been achieved. In fact, while economic development is developing, the people's living standard is indeed improving, but the pressure on life is also very high.

As for the third step of the three-step goal, it is to achieve a relatively prosperous life for the people, basically achieve modernization, and reach the level of a medium-sized national product in the middle of the 21st century. In the middle of the 21st century, it is still a long time before 2050. After all, it was only fifty years before the founding of China in 1999. This is what I think it was the 100th anniversary of the founding of the country, and the per capita GDP reached the level of a moderately developed country.

This goal is actually not easy to achieve. After all, with China's population base, even if the per capita GDP reaches the level of a moderately developed country, the total economic output will be a very amazing data.

The so-called middle-developed countries, that is, in addition to the 24 developed countries such as the United States, Japan, Britain, France and Germany, and developing countries such as China, some economies with relatively developed countries, such as South Korea, are middle-developed countries.

Affected by the financial crisis, South Korea ranked 42nd in the world in 1998, at 8,000 US dollars, lower than Argentina's 9,000 US dollars and higher than Saudi Arabia's 7,500 US dollars. The per capita GDP of China is only 827 US dollars, which is exactly ten times the difference.

In 1998, the GDP of China was one trillion US dollars. If the per capita GDP could be increased to South Korea's 8,000 US dollars, the GDP would reach ten trillion US dollars. In 1998, the GDP of the United States was only nine trillion US dollars, Japan's GDP was four trillion US dollars, and Germany's GDP was two trillion US dollars...

It can be seen from this that if China achieves the strategic goal of three steps and its per capita GDP reaches the level of a moderately developed country, its total economic output will be able to challenge the United States and have the opportunity to become the world's largest economy.

Perhaps the great man does have such ambitions in his heart. After all, China was once the well-deserved world's largest power in history. But in this era, it is not easy for China to reach this point. It is not easy for China to maintain a high-speed economic growth rate. The economic growth rate in the past two years is only 6% and 7%. With the slowdown in economic growth and the pain of reform, a large number of social and economic problems have emerged. Although everyone believes that after adjustment, economic growth will recover to more than 10%, and some problems can be solved now, it is uncertain whether the economy can still maintain such growth in ten years and twenty years later. Once our economic growth slows down, even if it is still faster than the United States, the gap in absolute numbers may become larger and larger. After all, the United States has much more base than us.
Chapter completed!