In the past, China’s economic growth has been driven by its large population and increasing demand for goods and services. As a result, the Chinese government has made efforts to improve its competitiveness through strategic management and industrialization. One such strategy is the successful avoidance of CSL (China Small and微型公司) relegation.

The Chinese government has recognized that small and micro companies have the potential to contribute significantly to the country’s economy. By promoting their development and encouraging them to adopt innovative business models, the Chinese government can create new opportunities for them to grow and compete with larger companies.

However, there are also concerns about the risks associated with the promotion of small and micro companies. Some argue that they may not be able to meet the same standards as larger companies, which could lead to increased competition and pressure on smaller firms.

To address these concerns, the Chinese government has implemented various measures to promote the development of small and micro companies. These include providing tax incentives, providing access to credit, and offering training programs to help small and micro companies improve their skills and knowledge.

One example of this approach is the "Small and Micro Company Development Plan" launched in 2017. The plan aims to support small and micro enterprises to enter the market and participate in the economy. It includes measures such as providing technical assistance, financial support, and legal protection for small and micro enterprises.

Another way the Chinese government is promoting the development of small and micro companies is through the promotion of entrepreneurship education. This involves providing training programs and workshops to help entrepreneurs understand the challenges and opportunities of starting and running their own businesses.

Overall, while there are concerns about the risks associated with promoting small and micro companies, the Chinese government is taking steps to mitigate these risks and ensure that they are not detrimental to the country’s economy. By promoting innovation and entrepreneurship, the Chinese government hopes to create new opportunities for small and micro companies and drive the country’s economic growth.