Chengdu, a hub city in Southwest China's Sichuan province, is attracting more world attention as it plays host to an increasing number of international events.
Chengdu, capital of Sichuan province, has become a top destination for international conventions and exhibitions to be held in western China.
High-tech industry clusters in the Weifang High-Tech Industrial Development Zone play crucial roles in supporting regional development in Weifang.
More than 410 enterprises, including 217 from Japan, South Korea and other countries, recently attended the China-Japan-Korea Industries Expo 2016 in Weifang, Shandong province.
The Weifang National Hitech Industrial Development Zone in East China's Shandong province has named people's livelihoods as its top priority and made great strides in improving the infrastructure and environment of local communities.
The Silk Road (Dunhuang) International Cultural Expo works as an important platform for cultural cooperation and communication among countries and regions to promote human progress, participants at the expo said.
This year's expo plays a key role in relinking countries along the Silk Road and revitalizing cooperation in such areas as history, culture and business. We are willing to take it as a big diplomatic summit in which China will strengthen friendship with countries around the world.
Despite its major role in boosting cultural integration, the First Silk Road (Dunhuang) International Cultural Expo held in Dunhuang, Gansu province, last week, has opened a new path for economic development in the region, local officials said.
Long identified as the city of flowers, a paradise for food lovers and the epicenter for trade and industry in the Pearl River Delta region, Guangzhou, in Guangdong province, is now rapidly becoming known as the home of Chinese football.
Industry experts are calling for the authorities to cut subsidies for China's new energy vehicle industry following the discovery of five dishonest automakers swindling more than 1 billion yuan ($149.9 million) in government subsidies in 2015.
China is considering introducing a dual-credit scheme for gasoline cars' fuel consumption and new energy vehicle production. Experts believe that this will help to boost the new energy sector's development now that the government is gradually cutting subsidies.
More domestic car brands have demonstrated their eagerness for recognition as premium, although none of the Chinese peer group have yet revealed a strategy that will lead them to the top. Although there are previous failures that serve as lessons from which the industry can learn, some of them might still not find the keys to customers' hearts.
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