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Since March, the Chinese government has included the 'low-altitude economy' in key development policies, prompting local governments and businesses to take action. Provinces like Guangdong are leading the way, with Shenzhen as the hub for developing the low-altitude economy, accelerating the integration of land, sea, and air transportation in the Pearl River Delta region. Various cities have introduced new policies and measures to promote the development of the low-altitude economy, such as industry funds and support for innovation entities. Businesses in this sector are rapidly increasing in numbers, with Shenzhen having the most low-altitude economy enterprises, followed by Beijing and Shanghai. The low-altitude economy is viewed as a strategic emerging industry that can help upgrade industries in China.
Source: YAHOO