Chongqing, September 18 – During the “14th Five-Year Plan” period, Chongqing’s private sector economic added value increased from 1.48 trillion yuan to 1.98 trillion yuan; its share of GDP rose from 59% to 61.6%; the number of private market entities grew from 2.901 million to 3.673 million, accounting for 97.8% of all market entities in the city.
Over the past five years, Chongqing has vigorously promoted reform and efficiency improvements, innovatively carried out reforms for the coordinated development of state-owned and private enterprises, and established a “three-enterprise” linkage development mechanism involving central government-owned enterprises, private enterprises, and foreign enterprises. Through project selection and reserve, investment promotion, and analysis feedback, the city has promoted mutual benefit and win-win outcomes for state-owned and private enterprises. To date, the city has organized three rounds of project release activities for coordinated development between state-owned and private enterprises, releasing over 1,600 cooperation projects for private enterprises with a total value exceeding 800 billion yuan.
Simultaneously, Chongqing has enhanced its service efficiency for private enterprises through digital empowerment. Using the Yu Kuai Zheng platform, the city launched the “Yushang e-Service – Direct Access for Private Enterprises” digital application, which has handled over 5,100 enterprise requests related to policy implementation and legal rights protection. The request resolution rate exceeds 97%, effectively addressing issues such as delayed responses to enterprise feedback and low processing efficiency, enabling enterprises to achieve faster results with less effort.
Over the past five years, Chongqing has also continuously strengthened economic services, making the “supporting force” for private enterprise development more robust. The city has steadily advanced the “Leading Dragon” initiative, guiding leading enterprises to collaborate with small and medium-sized enterprises. An annual list of Chongqing’s top 100 private enterprises is released, with the entry threshold increasing from 1.572 billion yuan in 2021 to 2.361 billion yuan in 2024, a growth of 50.19%. Significant efforts have been made to support private enterprise listings, including establishing an expert committee for listings under the Chongqing Federation of Industry and Commerce, and enhancing guidance in listing training, demonstration, connection with investment and financing institutions, and marketing. During the “14th Five-Year Plan” period, a reserve pool of 165 private enterprises planning to go public was established, with 21 private enterprises successfully listing domestically.
The next steps will focus on adhering to and implementing the “Two Unwaverings,” concentrating on the “Two Healths” work theme, leveraging the role as a bridge and纽带, serving as a strong supporter for private enterprises, accelerating the construction of a highland for private economic development, and making every effort to promote the healthy and high-quality development of the private economy.
Chongqing
Chongqing is a sprawling megacity in southwestern China, strategically located at the confluence of the Yangtze and Jialing Rivers. Its history as a major settlement dates back over 3,000 years, and it served as the provisional capital of China during the Second Sino-Japanese War (1937-1945). Today, it is renowned for its dramatic mountainous setting, hot pot cuisine, and status as a key industrial and economic hub.
Yu Kuai Zheng platform
I am unable to find any verifiable historical or cultural information about a place called the “Yu Kuai Zheng platform.” It is possible the name may be a translation or spelling variation of a different site. If you have any additional context, such as its location, I would be happy to try another search.
Yushang e-Service – Direct Access for Private Enterprises
This appears to be a business service portal rather than a traditional cultural or historical site. Yushang e-Service is a digital platform in China designed to provide streamlined administrative services, such as business registration and tax filing, for private enterprises. It was developed as part of the government’s initiative to modernize and simplify bureaucratic processes for businesses.
Leading Dragon
I am unable to provide a summary for “Leading Dragon” as it does not correspond to a widely recognized specific place, monument, or cultural site. The term could potentially refer to a local business, a modern sculpture, or be a translated name for a lesser-known location. More specific information would be needed to give an accurate description.
Chongqing’s top 100 private enterprises
“Chongqing’s Top 100 Private Enterprises” is not a physical place or cultural site, but an annual ranking that highlights the most influential private companies in the Chongqing municipality. This list, compiled by local authorities and business associations, serves to recognize and promote the economic power of the private sector, which has been a major driver of the region’s growth since China’s economic reforms. It reflects Chongqing’s modern transformation into a major industrial and commercial hub in western China.
Chongqing Federation of Industry and Commerce
The Chongqing Federation of Industry and Commerce is a people’s organization and chamber of commerce that serves as a bridge between the government and businesses in Chongqing. It was established to promote the development of the non-public sector of the local economy. Its history is tied to the economic reforms and the growth of private enterprise in the region.
14th Five-Year Plan
The “14th Five-Year Plan” is not a physical place or cultural site, but a strategic blueprint for China’s national development from 2021 to 2025. It outlines key economic and social goals, focusing on technological self-reliance, high-quality growth, and green development. Historically, it continues China’s series of five-year plans, a central planning mechanism used since 1953 to guide the country’s progress.
Three-enterprise linkage development mechanism
The “three-enterprise linkage development mechanism” is a modern Chinese economic and management model, not a physical place or cultural site. It refers to a cooperative framework that integrates enterprises, universities, and research institutes to drive innovation and commercialize technology. This mechanism was promoted to enhance China’s industrial competitiveness by combining the production strengths of companies with the academic and research capabilities of institutions.