Dongguan,as a prefecture-level city in Guangdong Province,is one of the central cities in the Pearl River Delta of China.It shares the same important geographical location as Guangzhou,which is why Dongguan is labeled as a “world factory” and has an annual import and export volume of over a trillion dollars.Dongguan’s transformation from a “big
From 1757 to 1842,Guangzhou was officially recognized as the center of China’s foreign trade.In fact, the official decree merely established the accomplished fact in the form of a decree.The degree of expertise of Guangzhou merchants and officials in negotiating and managing trade,combined with other advantages that made Guangzhou unmatched by any other coastal Chinese city,marked the beginning of the 18th century as the center of China’s foreign trade.A city with an advantageous geographical location was destined to become the focus for the development of
As a city adjacent to Xiamen area of Fujian Free Trade Zone, Zhangzhou has been seizing the opportunity, because Free Trade Zone means that the country will carry out comprehensive reform, expand opening up and deepen economic cooperation, which is a new impetus to promote the growth of foreign trade. The Free Trade Zone has close goods exchanges and mutual penetration of funds and services, which is of great and far-reaching significance to Zhangzhou’s foreign trade and the development of Zhangzhou third
After the founding of new China, Xiamen has experienced 70 years of rapid development, and the city’s economic level has steadily improved. As a special economic zone and an important port city, it plays an important role in foreign trade. According to the 2018 “China’s Top 100 Foreign Trade Cities” published by China Customs magazine, Xiamen ranked sixth in the country and first in the whole province with a comprehensive score of 77.8. In this city with many foreign trade
In the 1950s, Ningbo established its first national machinery factory, mainly engaged in textile machinery and ship maintenance, which started Ningbo’s industrial development after the founding of New China. By the 1980s and 1990s, Ningbo’s manufacturing industry had risen in the opening up and trained a large number of entrepreneurs with an international perspective, from “foreign trade for thousands of households” to “going out with thousands of troops” to “promoting transformation by all means” in response to the financial
