2023届高考英语三轮冲刺复习外刊阅读训练3

2023届高考英语三轮冲刺复习外刊阅读训练3 ——改编自China's digital economy grew to 50.2 trillion yuan in 2022:report According to recent data, China’s digital economy reached a remarkable 50.2 trillion yuan (approximately $7.25 trillion) in 2022, representing an increase of 10.3 percent compared to the previous year, and positioning as the world's second-largest digital economy. Such growth is mainly driven by China’s continuous efforts on promoting digital technologies. As of the end of last year, China already had an impressive number of 2.31 million 5G base stations established, with more than 561 million people using this cutting-edge technology, accounting for over 60 percent of global 5G users. The national focus on digital development was further highlighted by the hosting of the 6th Digital China Summit in Fuzhou City, located in east China. The two-day event aimed to showcase the latest advancements made under the Digital China initiative while exchanging experiences in digital growth areas. An exhibition that lasted five days was also held parallel to the summit. Attendees could witness the tangible progress being made towards developing the country's digital infrastructure, digital economy, and digital society. One exhibitor managed to bring an ultra-low latency transmission network specially designed for intelligent driving, agriculture, and remote medicine sectors. Other breakthrough technologies on display included unmanned tractors, agricultural drones, and robotic tuna, which are all capable of significantly reducing workload requirements while boosting overall productivity and efficiency. China's strategic move towards promoting digital economy benefits not only industries but also individuals' daily lives in various aspects, from healthcare to transportation. With continuous efforts in expanding its digital footprint, China is well-positioned to maintain its status as a global leader in the digital space in the future. In conclusion, China's effort towards developing