On June 4, Minister of Industry and Information Technology Jin Zhuanglong announced at the 31st China International Information and Communication Technology Exhibition that China will comprehensively promote 6G technology research and development. A new chapter in China's communications industry has officially begun. The four words “advance comprehensively” are evocative, and the sense of technology that is coming in the future is exciting. The sharp rise in 6G concept stocks in the A-share market on June 5 reflects this sentiment. Of course, it is unrealistic to expect 6G to replicate the history of 5G and achieve large-scale commercial use within 3 years after “comprehensively promoting technology research and development.” The upgrading of mobile communication technology is often carried out in ten-year increments, and the industry is still in the 5G standard evolution stage. The industry generally expects that international commercialization of 6G technology will be realized around 2030. However, competition among world powers in 6G technology research and development is already in full swing. Both the US and Europe have proposed strategies with the goal of becoming a frontrunner in the 6G era. China's research on 6G technology began at the same time that 5G commercialization began.