From June 26th to 28th, 2016, the 10th Summer Davos Forum will be held in Tianjin. The annual session will focus on the "Fourth Industrial Revolution - the Power of Transformation", when the state leaders will attend the Times forum.

The three major agenda themes of the current Davos Forum are: the re-establishment of the system - how will the fourth industrial revolution change all walks of life and production systems; reshape growth - China's national economic and social development thirteenth five-year plan How the new generation of entrepreneurs in the emerging markets and the emerging markets will promote global and regional economic growth; reflect on innovation - how breakthroughs and innovations in basic research, technology and business models will affect social and economic systems.

The invention of the steam engine driven the first industrial revolution, the use of pipeline operations and the use of electricity led to the second industrial revolution, the semiconductor, computer, the invention and application of the Internet gave birth to the third industrial revolution.

Advancing with the social and technical exponential level, the annual issue of the Davos Forum has turned to technological change and the Fourth Industrial Revolution. In the industry view, this round of the industrial revolution is the core of intelligent and information technology, and thus the formation of a highly flexible, user-friendly, digital product production and service model.

At the beginning of this year's Swiss Davos Forum, Klaus Schwab, founder of the World Economic Forum, wrote the Fourth Industrial Revolution, which covers the Artificial Intelligence, Robotics , The Internet of Things, automatic driving cars, 3D printing, block chain, biotechnology and other new technologies, Schwab that these technologies together to form a "fourth industrial revolution." At the same time, the theme of the summer of 2016 Davos was also selected as "the fourth industrial revolution - the power of transformation."

Schwab said frankly that the book brought together the ideas he had made with many Davos stakes, "the product of brainstorming." Schwab said in his book that the fourth industrial revolution was sweeping from us in an unprecedented situation, and it was growing at a much faster pace in the depths of the previous three industrial revolutions. It will digital technology, physical technology, biotechnology, organic integration together, burst out of a strong force affecting our economy and society.

David Aikman, chief executive of the World Economic Forum Greater China, said in an exclusive interview with China Economic Week that the fourth industrial revolution was not simply a technology, but a result of a variety of technical gatherings and interactions. He believes that the fourth industrial revolution can not only from a technology, an industry to see, but from the overall, systematic point of view to understand, especially to consider the next generation of industrial areas with the government, academia cooperation. And these unknown areas need the community to discuss, in order to turn the fourth industrial revolution into reality.