Official response to Longgang's implementation of the nation's first crayfish policy: Phone lines were overwhelmed with calls from thousands of people inquiring.

PANews reported on March 9th that the "lobster farming" concept surrounding OpenClaw has recently gained momentum, spreading from the tech community to a wider public. On the evening of March 7th, the Shenzhen Longgang District Artificial Intelligence Bureau released several measures to support the development of OpenClaw & OPC, a document dubbed the "10 Lobster Farming Policies." The policy quickly attracted attention, even prompting comments from the founder of OpenClaw. Twenty-four hours after the policy sparked widespread online discussion, a reporter contacted Zhao Bingbing, Director of the Shenzhen Longgang District Artificial Intelligence Bureau. Zhao explained that after the announcement, dozens of people were assigned to answer inquiries, but the influx of calls was still overwhelming. "Many companies and individual entrepreneurs have contacted us, hoping to benefit from the policy support in Longgang District. We also want to test and verify the actual effects of the application," Zhao said. She added that while a precise count of inquiries has not yet been made, it is estimated that several thousand people have called.