Yang Fan, director of Chongqing Center for Technology Evaluation and Exchange, sat next to the presiding judge in the intellectual property tribunal of the city's Liangjiang New Area on July 10, to hear a software copyright lawsuit.
Many Chinese people, especially women and youngsters, link the word Ruili with the renowned Chinese fashion magazine Rayli instead of the Chinese city with the same name. Now, the city government wants to change that.
Over the next few years, accelerating the development of new strategic industries and establishing an innovation and technology management system will be the main focuses for the city of Zhanjiang as it looks to tap the potential of the government's Belt and Road Initiative.
Baosteel Group, the largest steelmaker in China, plans to make breakthroughs in energy saving and environmental protection at its new complex in Zhanjiang, Guangdong province, which is scheduled to go into operation in September.
Wu Dadeng has been closely following the building of the first blast furnace at Baosteel's complex on Donghai Island.
The project plans to phase out obsolete capacity in Guangdong province.
Zhanjiang, a city in the southwest of Guangdong province, is an example of China's coastal cities that are becoming increasingly more important in the general economic development of the country.
With China's seafood industry no longer enjoying a "golden era" amid soaring labor costs and shrinking demand from overseas countries, many seafood producers are keen to upgrade their products, according to industry experts.
Cai Pingzhen, general manager of Zhanlu Agriculture Technologies Co, can talk for hours about the huge range of chili peppers that grow at her 200-hectare production base.
Belarus-born piano teacher Katia Jurova moved to China almost by chance. But nearly five years after she first set foot in Zhanjiang, Jurova said she feels the city in southern China has offered her everything she needs to grow professionally and emotionally.
Zhanjiang, where the ancient Maritime Silk Road began more than 2,000 years ago, is seeking to join in China's effort to gain UNESCO World Heritage status for the ancient route and develop soft power from its historical legacy in its bid to become the central city in the Beibu Gulf rim.
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