Recently, multiple industry organizations in the photovoltaic, wind energy, and steel industries have intensively called for measures to prevent the industry from becoming engulfed in cutthroat competition. These industries share commonalities, such as a very high degree of marketization and possessing certain first-mover or competitive advantages. Industry infighting manifests in various forms, such as price wars or verbal sparring. From an industrial logic perspective, expanding market scale and seeking new growth points are often the keys to breaking the deadlock. For most companies, consolidating and expanding industrial advantages through a focus on core technologies is also a crucial path. Business development is inherently a long and arduous marathon. Under this underlying logic, manufacturing companies engaged in fierce competition should gradually transition from previous scale and price competition to technology and innovation competition. (Securities Times)