If commercial spaceflight bows out, who is most likely to take over?

1. Humanoid robots. This is the top choice, not necessarily the only one, but definitely one of the main options. The international and domestic environment + policy support + mature technology + complete system + continuous mass production, five driving forces, make this the must-have choice.

2. Intelligent driving. This is the second choice, not necessarily the only other, but definitely one of the options. After Chongqing, Shanghai, Beijing, and Tianjin, Guangzhou is the first to apply it to public transportation, and Hangzhou is even more extraordinary—full coverage! It is foreseeable that in the near future, across the country, in various fields, on different roads, fully autonomous driving will be everywhere.

3. AI applications. They are now fully developed and will soon permeate every corner of our lives and work. For example, AI empowering education, AI empowering healthcare, agriculture.

4. Controlled nuclear fusion. First, due to the international situation, as others develop, we must also develop, and we need to develop quickly, well, and extensively, while considering costs.

5. Metals, including precious metals, non-ferrous metals, and energy metals, and even rare earths and synthetic diamonds. Many of our energy metals are top in technology with no second place, and many are dual-use, giving us an advantage.

6. Mass consumption. Whether in the economy or the stock market, the ultimate goal of development is to boost consumption. Stimulating consumption alone is ineffective; it needs to be fundamentally uplifted. One is passive, the other is active. We need to actively promote it rather than passively stimulate.