The Center for New Structural Economics (CNSE) was established at Peking University; the first New Structural Economics Winter Camp was held.

The Global Research Consortium on Economic Structural Transformation (GReCEST) was launched at the United Nations Headquarters.

New Structural Economics became the first Chinese economic theory formally adopted by another country (Poland) to guide its national economic development planning.

The Center was upgraded to the Institute of New Structural Economics (INSE) at Peking University.

The first cohort of New Structural Economics PhD students matriculated.

The inaugural ceremony of INSE and the pledge assembly for "Original Theoretical Innovation, Leading Disciplinary Development" were successfully held.

The New Structural Economics Research Alliance was officially established; the first New Structural Economics Academic Conference was held.

The first textbook, the Introduction to New Structural Economics, was published.

The first New Structural Economics Pilot Undergraduate Program commenced.

The first New Structural Economics Discipline Construction Conference and Working Group Meeting were held.

The New Structural Economics Virtual Teaching and Research Section was approved as part of the second batch of pilot virtual teaching and research sections by the Ministry of Education.

Professor Justin Yifu Lin was appointed Chief Expert of "101 Plan" for Economics by the Ministry of Education, with INSE serving as the secretariat to lead the project.

The first New Structural Economics Research Alliance Council and Standing Council meetings were successfully convened.

The symposium commemorating the 30th anniversary of The China Miracle and a seminar on constructing China's self-sustained economics knowledge system were held.

The first New Structural Economics Undergraduate Forum was held.

The Institute of New Structural Economics at Peking University celebrates its 10th anniversary.