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    In the past couple of days, a policy “with county towns as key platforms” has suddenly emerged! This signals a new direction for the future of China’s more than 2,800 districts and counties. Is this a new trend? Yes and no. If one simply assumes that the state is transferring population and resources from first- and second-tier cities to county towns, that conclusion is certainly mistaken.Industry, population, and supporting infrastructure do not operate on the same level. Major cities define the “sky” of China’s development, while small villages occupy the better “ground.” County towns, however, serve as the bridge connecting “sky” and “ground.” In this context, cities...
    May 6, another heavyweight document was released. Opinions" more than 7000 words, but read the whole article, most of the content is indeed just "opinions". Specifically how to implement the implementation, the need for scientific planning, flexible adjustment. The only thing is the following, is the national unity, must implement the requirements, and with the county ...
    Past performance does not mean the future results. With the release of the national GDP for the first quarter, provinces and cities have issued their "quarterly reports" one after another. Under the double pressure of the foreign situation and the resurgence of the epidemic, it is unreasonable to look at the GDP alone. In the past, when we talk about GDP, we put more emphasis on "more" or "big". Then ...
    Opportunities for investment attraction reward regions that have been building up their strength over time. With a bundle of belongings and an umbrella, they head to Hunan to become business owners, where they are greeted with a warm “Cousin.” Wherever there is a market, there are people from Jiangxi. When Jiangxi is mentioned, one thinks of Ganzhou, the “Kingdom of Rare Earths”; Shangrao, the “City of Optics”; and Yichun, the “Lithium Capital of Asia.” Focusing on major projects, there are Foxconn, CATL, Geely, Gree… Hasn’t Jiangxi worked hard enough this year? It’s not that the province lacks visibility; rather, observers are simply too impatient. The successive arrival of major projects proves one simple truth: “Good things come to those who wait.” Now, with the “Central Triangle”...
    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 ...
    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...
    Recently, listening to investment colleagues to share investment experience, noted an interesting phenomenon: the choice of enterprises in the South, focusing on local policy; the choice of enterprises in the North, focusing on the local business environment. To summarize, it is eight words "South look at the policy, North look at the environment." Why is there such a difference in the phenomenon exists? North and South ...
    In April, regions across the country entered a state of high alert due to the rapid spread of the pandemic. The economic impact of the pandemic has once again made investment promotion a key focus and source of hope for regional economic recovery. This month, the central government and local authorities issued numerous policy documents aimed at facilitating a rapid post-pandemic economic recovery. Balancing short-term and long-term development goals, these documents guide the future direction of investment promotion efforts in three key areas: market development, land reform, and institutional and systemic innovation.Accelerating the Construction of a Unified National Market In April, a major policy document was officially released, sparking widespread discussion across the country. Titled "Opinions on Accelerating the Construction of a Unified National Market," the document outlined the...
    All investment, is returning. This once red-hot investment buzzword, once in a series of "more harm than good" in the discussion, faded from the vision of the investment people. But in the face of the repeated impact of the epidemic, many places in the recovery and development of the economy at the time of the reintroduction of "universal investment", unswervingly with the "first efforts" to grasp the investment ...
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