Guangdong province is advancing towards a major economic milestone, with its ultra-high-definition video display industry poised to become the province's tenth industrial cluster to achieve an annual output value exceeding 1 trillion yuan ($143.4 billion).

At the heart of this ambition is Shenzhen, which has firmly established itself as the nation's leading hub for display technology and innovation.

The strength of Shenzhen's position is anchored by a comprehensive and robust industrial ecosystem. The city is home to the National Ultra-High-Definition Video Innovation Center, a key national research platform that fosters collaboration across the sector.

Shenzhen hosts a dense concentration of leading companies, from major screen manufacturers and component suppliers to cutting-edge application developers, forming a complete chain from R&D to global delivery.

This "Shenzhen-made" capability is now visible on the world stage. Screens produced by the city's corporations have become a fixture at premier international events, including the Olympic Games and global sporting tournaments, earning widespread recognition for their quality and reliability.

The cluster's rise is underpinned by strategic government support at both provincial and municipal levels, focusing on fostering innovation and industrial cohesion.

As a result, Shenzhen is not merely a production base but a central driver in China's journey toward global leadership in advanced display manufacturing, turning the "Shenzhen screen" into a symbol of high-end industrial capability.

The success of this cluster is a testament to the transformative power of concentrated innovation and strategic planning in modern manufacturing.