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Zhengzhou OPC Promotion Plan: Small-Team Criteria and Community Services

Different places have their own specific descriptions of OPC support objects, and the scope of platform topic selection cannot directly replace policy identification. Based on Zhengzhou's official promotion plan, this article discusses how team composition, AI participation methods and service requirements can form verifiable materials, and reminds entrepreneurs to distinguish between community promotion, enterprise settlement and special application, and not to regard "small number of people" as automatically meeting all conditions.

Chinese edition published 23 Oct 2026 · 阅读中文原文 ↗

Source timingData date: 2026-07-30; verified on October 23, 2026.

Zhengzhou City’s public promotion plan explains AI application capabilities, micro teams and community services. This article is an introduction to ChinaOPC; for the accurate expression of the scope of application, please directly check the official original text and do not expand it into a unified national definition.

In addition to team headcount, we also need to explain how we work.

During consultation, you can list the responsibilities of core members, the steps undertaken by AI, and the manual confirmation process. A clear task example can better illustrate the service needs than just introducing "We are also OPC". Headcount, ownership structure and project partnerships should also be recorded separately.

Community selection revolves around actual business

Carriers for universities, industrial scenarios or distributed offices may provide different resources. Entrepreneurs should compare whether data acquisition, business docking and daily services match, rather than just looking at geographical location. You should confirm with the actual operator whether recruitment is ongoing and what quotas are available.

Recognition and processing do not rely on ChinaOPC tags

ChinaOPC's editorial approach is for small teams and is used for content selection and does not produce administrative recognition. Before settling in or applying for support, you still need to check the latest local conditions and responsible units. This article does not claim that any team has been recognized, nor does it state that the goals in the promotion plan have been completed.

Extended reading: Policy Interpretation.

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