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    How can you have a "ice dun dun"? In an instant, the panda wrapped in ice crystals shell has become the social circle of the must-answer question ...... Winter Olympics mascot "Ice Dun Dun" stood on the wind, can be described as light-speed out of the circle, a dun is difficult to find, became a no-brainer, "the top of the stream! ". Battle for the Winter Olympics 2022 "Ice Dun Dun" ...
    In recent years, investment promotion through mergers and acquisitions (M&A) has emerged as a “new favorite” in local investment attraction efforts; this is an innovative approach to attracting investment that leverages existing enterprises as a vehicle. M&A originated as a product of the market economy and refers to the process of merging two or more companies, establishing new entities, or acquiring cross-shareholdings to maximize corporate value. Simply put, M&A-based investment promotion relies on local enterprises’ existing resources, with the government assisting companies in expanding their production scale through mergers and acquisitions to achieve investment attraction goals.What advanced practices in M&A-based investment promotion are worth learning from across the country? A rising star emerged in 2018, as enterprises followed market principles and utilized capital market operations...
    As the "locomotive" of national economic development, each city has submitted its report card for 2021, which means that the city's economy has reached a new level. Among the more than 300 prefectural-level cities in China, the top 50 cities are the "best of the best". Shanghai, Beijing, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, four first-tier cities, still sitting on the "four heavenly ...
    Since the launch of reform and opening-up, China’s economy has been experiencing rapid growth, a trend that would not have been possible without the powerful boost provided by investment promotion to regional economic prosperity. As the saying goes, “different lands, different cultures”; the variations in natural environment, geographical location, culture, and economy across regions have led some provinces and cities to adapt to local conditions and continuously explore innovative approaches. This has given rise to numerous new methods and experiences that have generated unprecedented value and influence, even sparking a nationwide wave of emulation.Among these, the models of Shenzhen, Hefei, Kunshan, and Chongqing are particularly representative. Today, we will analyze the development paths and industrial transformations of these cities, hoping to provide valuable insights and references for your investment promotion efforts...
    Central enterprises are coming? Central enterprises are coming? Central enterprises have come? The topic of "central enterprises leaving Beijing" has once again touched the "nerves" of various places. In the impression, since the 2014 adjustment to ease the core functions of the non-capital city, not every year to hear a big movement. Is the headquarters of central enterprises relocation, just a dream? In fact, the capital ...
    Should one strike out on their own in the big city or return home to take the civil service exam? Standing at this crossroads, some choose to dive headfirst into the tide of “Beijing drifters” and “Shanghai drifters,” while others resolutely pack their bags and head back home to enjoy the simple pleasures and tranquility of county life. County towns occupy a perfectly balanced position, bridging the gap between rural townships and provincial and municipal centers. When they “advance,” they can absorb spillover industries from urban clusters; when they “retreat,” they can help drive rural revitalization toward shared prosperity.Regardless of whether they “advance” or “retreat,” investment promotion remains the core driver of county development. Here, there is a distinct glamour, but also intractable problems that are hard to swallow… The underlying character of county towns runs deep, penetrating to the very core. In most county towns, it takes only twenty or thirty minutes to...
    In recent years, local governments have viewed the reception of industrial relocation as a new avenue for attracting investment, and their achievements in “going global” and “bringing in” have been quite commendable. If we liken industrial relocation to “waiting for the stars and the moon”—and many regions harbor such eager anticipation—does this mean that when enterprises relocate here, the process is truly smooth sailing and a perfect blend?In reality, this is not the case. Industrial relocation is like planting a tree: one must dig a proper hole, fill it with soil, and water it thoroughly before it can take root and sprout. 01. Becoming the “Favorite” in a New Location Industrial relocation is a spatial movement and an economic phenomenon—a dynamic process that achieves industrial clustering and diffusion through cross-regional corporate investment. &...
    Doing investment promotion and fighting the landlord the same factors affecting investment attraction as 54 cards this time and the other time seem to change a lot in fact, there are traces to follow 01.Bad cards do not force to grab the landlord the card trend need to see clearly the operation plan skillful deployment of the ancients said: "Knowing the time is the best man". When you are fighting the landlord, you must be a ...
    "Either in investment, or on the way to prepare for investment." This is the true picture of investment people. As the economic front line to hear the "sound of the gun" people, or writing, or hard work, or to the project site ...... and so on, I believe that each investment people are as familiar to me. The same as the investment people I am no exception ...
    Large cities have a natural advantage when it comes to attracting investment, but what can smaller cities rely on? While cities may appear to be clusters of skyscrapers, their essence lies in the concentration of industries, businesses, and talent; the alignment of supply and demand drives the flow of resources. This “flow” brings a city’s ability to attract talent to its peak. Third- and fourth-tier cities, however, lack high-tech industries and suffer from inadequate supply-demand infrastructure. They struggle to attract talent and often face poaching from larger cities. It goes without saying that attracting investment is no easy task. For smaller towns, they cannot afford to be “picky” about projects; they are simply grateful when any company comes to visit. As for industrial compatibility, it is rarely a consideration—or perhaps they simply lack the standing to even consider it...
    We interact with numbers constantly in our daily lives, and each number carries a specific meaning. The same holds true in investment promotion work, where numbers take on various forms and meanings, guiding the efforts of investment promoters. If investment promoters can understand and effectively apply these numbers and concepts, their professional goals and direction may become much clearer.Today, let’s take a closer look at these numbers together. 01 The “One Chessboard” Mindset What does “one chessboard” mean? “One misstep can ruin the entire game.” Clearly, a chessboard is a unified whole, where the pieces are interdependent and mutually reinforcing. With every move, one must consider its impact on the entire game to ensure victory...
    In recent years, as a new wave of technological innovation has gradually converged with industry demands, emerging industry projects have sprung up like mushrooms after rain, gradually becoming a new driving force behind GDP growth. Such projects not only offer broad market prospects but also attract capital investment and financial support.Take the currently booming new energy vehicle, robotics, and integrated circuit industries as examples. Companies in these sectors are not only highly sought after within their industries but are also highly favored by local governments in investment promotion circles. However, beneath the surface of this bustling boom in project signings, there are always reports of projects becoming stalled, halting production, or facing labor disputes—a phenomenon that leads one to lament the industry’s “excessive hype”…
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