After the release of the plan, in order to ensure its reproducibility and consolidate the results of innovation, the Zone actively linked with the enterprises for trial implementation of the plan. Naton, a company mainly engaged in production and sale of medical and protective masks, meltblown cloths, mask machines, bio-based materials, and other products, had an urgent need for production capacity expansion and needed to build a multi-storey factory of about 84,000 square meters for the production of anti-epidemic products. After knowing such needs, the officers of the planning and construction bureau, the government affairs office, and the science and technology bureau of the Zone took the initiative to link with the company, and quickly carried out the preliminary work of the project. During the project negotiation phase, due to issues such as regulatory adjustments and longer time required for land getting, the planning and construction bureau and the government affairs office appointed dedicated personnel to give full play to the spirit of "inn waiter" and visited the company many times for guidance. On one hand, they offered solutions for the company and solved the problems of examination and approval; on the other hand, they smoothened the examination and approval process, broke down the barriers between departments, and changed the approval items from "serial approval" to "parallel approval" by replacing certificates with letters, leading to greatly reduced time for preliminary procedures. They also helped the company to prepare the approval materials in advance. With the joint efforts of the parties concerned, it took less than one working day from getting the land to starting construction. Wang Man, director of Protective Infrastructure Project Department of Naton, told the reporter: "This new policy of the Free Trade Zone is really efficient. We can finish the ground construction before the freezing days!"