China's drone technology is already leading, and visionary enterprises can consider investing a portion of their funds in the research and production of small aircraft

Why does the country need to develop a low altitude economy? Li Deren stated that China's current high-speed rail and large aircraft mainly serve big cities, while small towns and rural areas with less than 500000 people find it difficult to enjoy these transportation conveniences. If the low altitude economy is developed, it will greatly facilitate personnel exchanges between urban and rural areas.

To develop the low altitude economy, the first step is to develop low altitude aircraft, such as electric vertical takeoff and landing vehicles (eVTOL), which are relatively affordable. A 500000 yuan aircraft can accommodate 4 people, and a 1 million yuan aircraft can accommodate 8 people, allowing "city dwellers to go to the countryside and rural dwellers to go to the city".

So where does the funding come from? Li Deren stated that there are many high net worth individuals with large deposits in banks nowadays. If they are willing to use a portion of their savings to purchase small planes and learn to fly them themselves, they can travel during holidays and park their planes at the airport for rent to earn money while working.

Li Deren emphasized that China's drone technology is already at the world's leading level, and efforts are also needed to develop manned aircraft. There are too many companies entering the automotive industry now, and some visionary enterprises can consider investing a portion of their funds in the research and production of small aircraft.

Li Deren said that in the future, drones and drones can be used to farm, manage forests, manage national parks, manage power grids, and manage open-pit mines, all of which are key areas of low altitude economy. The industrial scale is expected to reach 3 trillion to 5 trillion yuan.