The first is to promote the equalization of public services between regions. This is the core of regional coordinated development. Through moderate economic development and increasing transfer payments, we should narrow the gap in the level of public services between regions, so that residents in different regions can drink clean water, enjoy beautiful environment and convenient transportation, and have basically unified medical and health conditions, social security benefits and basic education conditions, so that the comprehensive quality and level of people's lives in different regions will gradually become equal. The second is to reflect the comparative advantages of various regions in industrial development. This is the key to regional coordinated development. On the basis of fully considering the carrying capacity of resources and environment, all regions should give full play to their comparative advantages, fully tap their potential and form their own advantageous industries.

The third is to form a mechanism of complementary advantages and benign interaction in regional relations. This is the guarantee of regional coordinated development. The development of the whole country is a whole, and the industrial distribution in various regions cannot be self-contained or comprehensive. It is necessary to strengthen regional economic ties, enhance the competitive advantage and economic benefits of the whole country, and avoid repeated construction, mutual blockade and industrial structure convergence. To this end, we must adhere to the overall strategy of regional development, promote the large-scale development of the western region, revitalize the old industrial bases such as Northeast China, promote the rise of the central region, and encourage the eastern region to take the lead in development. At the same time, it is necessary to increase support for old revolutionary base areas, ethnic minority areas, border areas and poverty-stricken areas. Comply with the trend of economic globalization and the requirements of optimal allocation of production factors, encourage the orderly transfer of industries between regions and the rational flow of labor capital, and strive to build a new pattern of regional coordinated development.