CCTV News: Recently, Chinese companies have shown strong competitiveness in key areas such as biotechnology, quantum computing, and artificial intelligence. The attractiveness of China's science and technology assets has increased, and international investors' confidence in Chinese assets has increased, which has attracted widespread public attention. Hong Kong "Asia Times": Fast technology iteration speed and obvious cost advantage

The article points out that China is based on advanced technological innovations such as quantum computing, 5G, artificial intelligence, and biopharmaceuticals to stimulate new growth momentum and achieve "leapfrog development". The scale and speed of application of China's artificial intelligence are amazing, and its efficiency will be further improved. At the beginning of 2025, Chinese assets experienced a valuation premium, and the technological iteration speed and cost advantages of Chinese technology companies further strengthened the attractiveness of Chinese assets in global allocation. Japan's Asahi Shimbun: Multiple factors empower scientific and technological assets

China's economy has maintained stable growth for a long time, providing a good development environment for scientific and technological assets. The establishment of the Science and Technology Innovation Board provides technology companies with convenient financing channels. An efficient logistics network and a complete supply chain system reduce the operating costs of enterprises. Many traditional industries have released a huge demand for technological assets through digital and intelligent transformation. The long-term planning and policy continuity of the Chinese government have also enhanced international investors' confidence in China's technology assets. Kazakhstan's Astana Times: Promoting the deep integration of technology and market

Chinese-style innovation is not a simple technological breakthrough, but pays more attention to user experience and market demand, promotes the deep integration of technology and market, and has formed a complete innovation ecosystem. Data shows that among the Eurasian countries, Chinese companies have the most valid patents in the fields of organic chemistry and medicine, and still have a large part of the export of machinery and equipment to Eurasian countries. There is great potential for growth in the number of patent applications in China, which means more development opportunities. Cambodia's Khmer Times: Focusing on long-term competitiveness

China's innovation methods have shifted from introducing imitation, government-led, and single technological breakthroughs to independent innovation, market-driven, system innovation and global cooperation, and have gradually built an open, collaborative and sustainable innovation system. Now, Chinese-style innovation pays more attention to deep investment in basic research and cutting-edge technologies, focuses more on long-term competitiveness, and pays more attention to collaborative innovation in technology, business models and industrial chains.