"Building GDP" refers to increasing the GDP level of a region or country through investment, infrastructure construction, and industrial development.

GDP (Gross Domestic Product) is the gross domestic product, which is an indicator to measure the total economic volume. Increasing GDP is generally considered to be one of the important ways to promote economic growth and improve people's living standards.

Specific means of building GDP include but are not limited to:

Increase infrastructure construction. Such as the construction of highways, railways, airports, ports, etc., to improve logistics efficiency, reduce transportation costs, and promote industrial upgrading and urbanization.

Develop emerging industries and high value-added industries. Such as information technology, biotechnology, new energy, etc., introduce foreign capital and technology, increase industrial added value, and increase employment opportunities.

Improve the business environment and attract investment. Such as optimizing policies and regulations, reducing tax burden, simplifying the approval process, etc., to increase the participation of foreign capital and private investment, and promote economic development.

Strengthen investment in education, science and technology and other fields. Such as increasing investment in higher education and scientific research, cultivating high-quality talents, and improving innovation capabilities and technical levels.

Through the implementation of the above measures, economic development can be promoted, the level of GDP can be increased, thereby improving people's living standards and promoting social progress. "