During the sweltering summer, Ye Wensheng and his friends drove about two hours out of urban Chongqing to Baisheng village in Tiekuang town to escape the heat.
The flat, windy expanses and steady sunshine in Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region have made it a magnet for investors seeking to harness the region's clean energy.
A three-year poverty-relief project funded with foreign capital has helped transform Longtou village in Chongqing's Wanzhou district, according to a local government official.
Entrepreneur Wu Xiduo will always be grateful for the help his company got from 36 Kr, which provides startups with free office space, Wi-Fi and electricity for three months.
After the Sept 11 terrorist attack in 2001, as the world's security inspections tightened, attention shifted to the industry and opportunities to develop products in the field opened up.
Haidian district in Northwest Beijing has become one of the most vibrant high-tech centers for technology innovation, as well as a hub for international technology communication.
The Zhongguancun Haidian Science Park will strengthen its role as an incubator for world innovation by managing Zhongguancun innovation street with "global vision, international standards and Chinese characteristics", said the park's administrative committee officials.
Zhongguancun was the "top choice" for Oracle, the US-based computer technology company, to set up its largest international development center in China, said Frank Xiong, vice-president of Oracle Group and general manager of the China Develop Center.
Service sector will be steadily opened-up
Fujian province will utilize its inherent advantages to strengthen the development of the 21st Century Maritime Silk Road, top local government officials said during the 2014 International Investment Forum, held as part of the ongoing 18th China International Fair for Investment and Trade in Xiamen.
Foreign investments in China exceeded $1.5 trillion by the end of July, and the country will continue relaxing the restrictions on foreign investors, especially in the service industry, Vice-Premier Wang Yang said on Monday.
Stephen Phillips, chief executive of the China-Britain Business Council, told China Daily that he expected continued investment interests in China from British companies across a wide range of sectors.
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