Ningbo, a port city in East China, is witnessing a boom of international trade as more private companies settle there and the city continues to modernize its industry, making it more open and attractive to the rest of world.
Over the past 10 years, the eastern coastal city of Ningbo has witnessed its culture flourish owing to the rapid expansion of cultural industries and the proliferation of libraries and museums in rural areas.
As one of the original test cases for the nation's opening-up policy, South China's Guangdong province has always been a trailblazer in economic reform, and now the region is once again leading the nation in a new era of industrial restructuring and modernization.
Wang Jianhui, an associate professor at South China Normal University in Guangzhou, recently bought a new apartment in the city of Zhongshan, about 80 km away from where he works.
Pan Dongxiao, a middle-aged man working for a multinational in Guangzhou, has made a habit of driving to the suburbs with his family on the weekends to ride bikes or just walk on the well-maintained greenway.
After getting the approval of the State Council to cut and streamline administrative verifications and approvals, Guangdong is striving to become a leading province in terms of service efficiency, low administrative costs and transparent approval procedures.
Over the course of its 58-year history, the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps has made unprecedented progress in agricultural development, tourism, urbanization, industrialization and fostering new links between the region and the outside world.
The government of Hoboksar Mongolian autonomous county, a small county in Xinjiang with a long history, is increasingly focusing on the "spiritual well-being" of the local people by drawing on its rich cultural traditions, its top official said.
There has been an explosion of economic activity in Shandong's Yellow River Delta since the State Council approved a plan to develop an eco-friendly economic zone there in November 2009.
A high-tech industrial park jointly developed by Dezhou in Shandong province and Tianjin municipality has become a hot investment destination, marking the start of a deeper partnership between two of China's economic powerhouses.
Located in the heart of the Yellow River Delta, the city of Dongying, has reached a historical turning point in its development, said Jiang Jie, Party secretary of the city.
To make the city more competitive, the Binzhou government is paying close attention to eco-friendly and high-tech industries as it strives to develop the Yellow River Delta, a senior official said.
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