China Mobile's Chief Scientist, Wang Xiaoyun, stated at the 2023 China Mobile 6G Collaborative Innovation Forum on June 29th that mobile communications evolve every ten years, and the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) has already defined the vision and benchmark system for 6G. The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) in China is the first in the world to allocate the 6GHz frequency band for 5G/6G systems, marking the acceleration phase of 6G research and development. However, compared to 5G, 6G faces more challenges due to longer cycles, earlier starting points, and technological divergence. Additionally, 6G encompasses six typical scenarios: "universally covered, immersive performance, integrated elements, network platform," and the network will transition from communication services to information services. Moreover, 6G technology innovation faces "three challenges," including breakthroughs in original technology, innovative integration technology, and expanding network innovation.