On this day, 33 years ago, on September 10, 1992 (August 14, 1992, lunar calendar), US President Bush published "The American Renaissance Agenda." The main contents of the revitalization plan are: a thorough reform of the education system, focusing on cultivating outstanding, competitive and entrepreneurial students; an emphasis on employment training; a reform of the health care system; cuts in government spending and tax cuts; Achieve the North American Free Trade Area; sign new free trade agreements with countries in Europe, Asia-Pacific, and Latin America; reorganize and streamline government agencies and cut wages for high-paying officials; reform the judicial system; ban contributions from political action committees; Limit the term of office of members of Congress, etc. Believing that for America to be safe and strong, it must meet the challenges of the 1990s: to win economic competition and to win peace. The United States can achieve the great goal of reaching US$10 trillion in GDP by 2001. The United States must be a military, export, and economic superpower.