Chongqing's Long March park And 2030 development pledges

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CCTV recalls Red Army operations in Qijiang in January 1935 and their stated support for the Zunyi Conference and Chishui crossings. It reports continuing construction of Chongqing's Long March National Cultural Park section, with Qijiang and Youyang as main areas and Chengkou an expansion area, linking revolutionary sites and educational activities. Visitor Long Kunlin advocates turning remembrance into action. The report then outlines Chongqing's Fifteenth Plan intentions for the Chengdu–Chongqing economic circle, western development, Yangtze economic belt and land–sea corridor. Goals include R&D expenditure rising from 2.65% to 3.25%, strategic emerging industries reaching about 39% of industrial value added and imports/exports exceeding ¥900bn by 2030. Zhu Jiang pledges implementation. Historical background, ongoing park works and prospective economic targets remain distinct.

CCTV outlines Chongqing's Fifteenth Five-Year Plan development intentions: integration with the Chengdu–Chongqing economic circle and connected national corridors, R&D spending rising from 2.65% to 3.25%, strategic emerging industries reaching about 39% of above-designated-size industrial value added, and imports/exports exceeding ¥900bn by 2030. Development commission official Zhu Jiang pledges implementation. These are public intentions and future targets, not newly achieved indicators.