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    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 ...
    Speaking of bulk provinces, you only know Jiangsu? Jiangsu's bulk degree so that the provincial capital of Nanjing, are jokingly referred to as "Hui Jing" ...... In recent years, Anhui seems to be neighboring Jiangsu "contagious", urban development is also gradually towards the "Bulk" of the road. And Jiangsu is different, Anhui is mainly the south of Anhui, northern Anhui two schools of thought, Anhui ...
    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 ...
    Time marches on, and history unfolds through constant change. Looking back at the landscape of industrial parks, they have weathered more than four decades of ups and downs. Since the launch of reform and opening-up, industrial parks have sprung up across the country, growing from nothing to something, and from small to large, gradually becoming vital platforms for local industrial development.Based on their own development needs and unique characteristics, industrial parks have closely aligned themselves with the overall urban development landscape. Evolving from their origins as industrial parks, they have branched out into various types, including specialty theme parks and innovation-driven parks. Only by recognizing the strengths of different types of parks can we effectively advance investment promotion efforts when identifying target enterprises and engaging in communication. Large and powerful policy-driven development zones represent the epitome of industrial parks...
    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...
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