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The Guangdong Provincial Development and Reform Commission estimates the gross domestic product of the province will have increased 8.5 percent in 2013, which would make it the first province in China with annual GDP of more than 6 trillion yuan ($1 trillion), comparable to the level of Mexico and Indonesia in 2012.
The statistics were from a report of the China Business News on Thursday.
However, some analysts attribute the province's fast rise of GDP in terms of US dollars partially to the appreciation of the yuan against the dollar. Also, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Foshan and Dongguan contribute to 70 percent of the provincial GDP, while the other 12 cities in the west and north of Guangdong have been less-developed for a long time.
Although Guangdong's 2012 GDP of $942 billion was comparable to that of South Korea in the same year, the average per capita GDP of Guangdong was only $8,931, the same level as Romania, which ranked 52nd in the world.
Despite fluctuations in trade in 2013, Guangdong's total export-import volume still grew by 7.5 percent year-on-year, exceeding $1 trillion.
In 2013, the added value of the service sector in Guangdong is expected to be 3 trillion yuan, surpassing that of secondary industry. Guangdong will continue to restructure its industries to improve the role of the service sector.
Private investment and the private economy both grew faster than fixed asset investment in Guangdong in the past year.
Thanks to the robust rise of electronic commerce, the total retail sales of consumer goods in Guangdong exceeded 2.55 trillion yuan in 2013.
Guangdong provincial governor Zhu Xiaodan said consumption, investment and exports contributed 45.5 percent, 22.8 percent and 31.7 percent to the Guangdong economy before 2007, and now account for 54.4 percent, 43.7 percent and 1.9 percent.
Hu Gang, a researcher of management with Jinan University in the provincial capital city of Guangzhou, said: "Guangdong is still at a crucial stage of industrial restructuring. Hi-tech industries, the service sector and innovation need to make more contribution to its economic growth."
The provincial government will invest 672 billion yuan on mainly infrastructure construction projects from 2013 to 2017 in the less-developed regions of Guangdong, to lay the foundation for their economic rise.
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- published: 15 Jun 2011
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President Muhammadu Buhari has promised to take revolutionary steps as a matter of urgency towards restructuring the Nation's economy through purpose driven investments with international collaboration in Mining, agriculture, manufacturing and other critical sectors. Speaking in Guangzhou at a reception held in his honour by the Governor of Guangdong province Hu Chun Hua, the president described Nigeria’s dependence mono cultural economy as disastrous.
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Commerce officials from China’s Guangdong Province met with counterparts from the state of California at the 2014 China-America Economic and Trade Conference in San Francisco. As CCTV’s Mark Niu reports, two of the most important regions in their respective countries are focusing on boosting business across the Pacific.
- published: 23 Sep 2014
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China recently began service of the world's longest high-speed rail line. It stretches from its political nerve center in the north to Guangzhou - one of country's key economic centers in the south. Both the high-speed rail and Guangdong's massive city of Guangzhou are windows into the tremendous economic challenges China's new leadership is facing. VOA's William Ide reports.
- published: 08 Mar 2013
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First stop, Shenzhen. Incoming Communist Party chief Xi Jinping is in Guangdong province. And the trip to southern China is making a statement—a statement that some say is two decades old.
[Zhang Tianliang, NTD Senior China Analyst]
"Xi's visit to Guangdong is to publicize his reform image, like what Deng Xioaping's 'southern tour' did in 1992. It kicked started China's 'lame duck reform'—that is, an economic reform without political change."
Xi Jinping's tour of Guangdong province is his first trip as the new leader of the Communist Party. The similarities to former leader Deng Xiaoping's "southern tour" twenty years ago are hard to miss. From the understated coach Xi travelled in, to this tree planting ceremony.
Like Deng's trip, Xi Jinping's comes at a time when the Communist Party is faced with prickly political and social challenges. Deng's answer was full blast economic reform and opening up. But with one condition. The Communist Party was to stay the supreme ruler.
But former professor at George Mason University, Zhang Tianliang, says that road was what led to the current situation: a political system that's grossly inadequate to deal with the changes that economic reform has brought.
[Zhang Tianliang, NTD Senior China Analyst]
"This road can't go on. Everyone can see clearly now that if Xi continues Deng Xiaoping's path, it'll be another dead end."
On Monday, state-run CCTV reports that Xi Jinping told Guangdong's entrepreneurs and government officials that there are new economic challenges ahead. Xi also said reform must be deepened for China's market economy.
Democracy advocate Wang Beiling, now living in exile in the US, says the Communist regime is dancing to its own tune.
[Wang Beiling, Democracy Advocate]
"The Communist Party is stuck in its own delusion. It wants to be politically conservative, but push the economy to maintain power. That's just what it hopes for, and it's dancing with shackles on."
The coastal Guangdong province has been at the forefront of economic development under the Chinese regime. Xi Jinping's father, Xi Zhongxu, was the provincial governor between the late 1970s to early 1980s. During his term, he influenced Deng Xiaoping to allow the region greater economic liberalization.
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FILE: Guangdong, China - 21 September 2007
1. Wide interior of toy factory, workers making dolls
2. Close-up of production line of dolls
3. Mid of worker handling a doll
4. Close-up of toy production line
Beijing, China - 22 January 2009
5. Wide of news conference on Chinese Statistics at China's State Council
6. Cutaway of cameramen
7. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Ma Jiantang, Chief of China's National Bureau of Statistics:
"The impact of the financial crisis has been felt, especially after October last year. It has expanded from small and medium enterprises to large enterprises, from export to other sectors, from the East coastal areas to China's inland regions. This is the most difficult task we are facing now."
FILE: Jiangxi, China - May 2008
8. Wide of car production line
9. Various of auto workers
10. Wide an export ship on the Yangtze river
11. Close-up of a container being loaded onto ship
Beijing, China - 22 January 2009
12. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Ma Jiantang, Chief of China's National Bureau of Statistics:
"Compared to the same period of previous year, GDP (gross domestic product) of the fourth quarter of 2008 grew 6.8 percent. In the third quarter, compared to same period in previous year, the growth rate was 9 percent. We are experiencing a slowdown."
FILE: Beijing, China - 9 January 2009
13. Wide of shoppers in the Tianyi market
14. Close-up of woman looking at a traditional Chinese Lunar year decoration
15. Mid of electronic doll bowing
Hong Kong - 22 January 2009
16. SOUNDBITE (English) Dariusz Kowalczyk, Chief Investment Strategist from SJS Markets Limited:
"There is also hope that Hong Kong banks would recover, and that's why the sentiments in the stock market turned positive. However, there is also data from China, Korea and Japan on GDP growth, which was mostly disappointing and as a result, gains in our part of the world are not as dramatic as they were in the US yesterday."
Seoul, South Korea - 21 January 2009
17. Pan of computer screen showing to KOSPI stock board
18. Various of computer screen showing rise in KOSPI index
19. Tilt-up of stock board
20. Wide of stock board
21. Trader in office
22. SOUNDBITE: (Korean) Rommel Lee, Manager of Retail Research Department of Goodmorning Shinhan Securities:
"Domestic economy slump appears to be more serious than previous expectancy. Because of this, there's a chance that domestic stock market or recovery of economy could take longer than what we expected. However, there's a possibility that government's declining interest rate or reflation policy could be strengthened one step further. Also, since the announced business barometer is according to the past year, this could increase the expectation on the very bottom state rather than largely shaking the stock market."
FILE: Seoul, South Korea - 9 October 2008
23. Various exterior shots of Bank of Korea in Seoul
STORYLINE:
Asian stock markets rose Thursday, as gains on Wall Street offset alarming new signs the region's economies were slowing faster than expected amid plummeting demand for their goods.
South Korea's Kospi closed 1.14 percent higher, while markets in mainland China also gained.
Despite the modest rises in most markets, trade was relatively cautious amid a maelstrom of bad news about the region's biggest economies.
China's economic slump deepened in the fourth quarter of 2008, and South Korea's economy shrank in the fourth quarter, contracting from the previous year for the first time in a decade.
China's economic growth in the three months through December plunged to 6.8 percent compared with a year earlier, the National Bureau of Statistics reported on Thursday - down sharply from 9 percent the previous quarter.
South Korea grew 5.1 percent in 2007.
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Special correspondent Jeffrey Kaye reports from Guangdong province in southern China on the clash between the populous nation's economic ambitions and worsening pollution problem.
- published: 13 Apr 2011
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Chief Executive CY Leung met Secretary of the CPC Guangdong Provincial Committee Hu Chunhua and Guangdong Governor Zhu Xiaodan in Beijing today.
Mr Leung said the two sides have had closer co-operation in economy and trade, culture, technology and youth exchange, and believes there is room for even closer co-operation.
Mr Hu said he is keen to improve Guangdong's relationship with Hong Kong, adding the city accounts for 20% of the province's external trade.
Hong Kong is also Guangdong’s biggest investment source, investing more than $20 billion into the province last year, Mr Hu noted.
Mr Leung also attended the opening of the second session of the 12th National People’s Congress this morning. (http://j.mp/1TyAmjX)
- published: 05 Mar 2016
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Mandarin/Nat
At least six state companies in southern China have missed repayment of domestic bonds, adding to a string of defaults that have burned banks and investors in the financially troubled Guangdong Province.
The Guangdong Province has been the biggest engine driving China's development throughout the country's 20 years of economic reform.
But after its biggest trust company G-I-T-I-C went bankrupt last month, Guangdong's fortunes have suffered and companies in the province appear to be teetering on the brink of insolvency in what some analysts fear may be a downward spiral.
China's southern prosperous Guangdong Province is closer to the former British colony of Hong Kong in both location and spirit.
The southerners here like to say, \"The mountains are high and the emperor is far away\" - in other words they've been able to make their fortunes without overbearing control from the Chinese administration.
This is precisely what is now worrying both China's leadership and many foreign banks.
Just weeks ago the trust company known as the \"pride of Guangdong\" was forced into bankruptcy - the largest bankruptcy in Chinese history.
It is now feared that the failure of G-I-T-I-C, or Guangdong International Trust and Investment Corporation, may be just the beginning of a disastrous series of defaults and bankruptcies.
The current crisis arose when China's central government refused to pay G-I-T-I-C's debts, triggering the bankruptcy.
Without guarantees from the central government, foreign bankers have now lost confidence in their loans to many Chinese companies and financial institutions.
Guangzhou city's own trust company, G-Z-I-T-I-C, is now also reported to be in serious trouble.
Last week Guangzhou officials said they are trying to save the city's investment firm from drowning under 400 (m) million U-S dollars of foreign debt.
G-Z-I-T-I-C is having trouble raising cash, and city officials said they may let the trust go bankrupt if it can't meet its obligations.
Another major investment arm of the province, Guangdong Enterprises, is currently pleading its case for debt
restructuring with its bankers.
On Friday the Hong Kong Monetary Authority urged the company's creditors to be patient.
While most of Guangdong Enterprises' assets are on mainland China, the company is registered in Hong Kong.
This has raised fears that the company's failure could trigger a rush to call loans at other Chinese-backed firms in the former British colony - an event that some economists say could send Hong Kong's economy plunging into a black hole.
And there has been more bad news for Guangdong as at least another six state-owned firms failed to repay debt totalling about 500 (m) million yuan or 60.4 (m) million U-S dollars.
Maoming Acrylic Fibre Co is said to have one of the biggest debts of 100 (m) million yuan.
Investment company employees in Guangdong have been reluctant to speak to reporters since G-I-T-I-C collapsed.
But a worker at Guangdong Enterprises said there is no talk of bankruptcy at his company at the moment.
UPSOUND: (Mandarin)
\"We don't have that problem. We are just having a capital reorganisation, not bankruptcy.\"
SUPER CAPTION: Guangdong Enterprises Employee
Analysts say that a domino-like series of failures at Guangdong's trust companies could imperil its so-called commercial banks as well.
Against this backdrop, Guangdong's leadership opened its People's Congress session last week.
Accentuating the positive, Guangdong's governor said he will work hard to put their financial house in order.
SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin)
SUPER CAPTION: Lu Rui Hua, Governor, Guangdong Province
SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin)
SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin)
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Guangdong is a province on the South China Sea coast of the People's Republic of China. The province was previously often written with the alternative English name Kwangtung Province. It surpassed Henan and Sichuan to become the most populous province in China in January 2005, registering 79 million permanent residents and 31 million migrants who lived in the province for at least six months of the year. The provincial capital Guangzhou and economic hub Shenzhen are amongst the most populous and important cities in China.
Since 1989 Guangdong has topped the total GDP rankings among all provincial-level divisions, with Jiangsu and Shandong second and third in rank. According to provincial annual preliminary statistics, Guangdong's GDP in 2010 reached CNY 4,550 billion, or USD 689.02 billion, making its economy roughly the same size as that of Turkey or Indonesia. Guangdong has the fourth highest GDP per capita among all provinces of mainland China, after Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Liaoning. The province contributes approximately 12% of the PRC's national economic output, and is home to the production facilities and offices of a wide-ranging set of multinational and Chinese corporations. Guangdong also hosts the largest Import and Export Fair in China called the Canton Fair in Guangdong's capital city Guangzhou.
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Deng Xiaoping (IPA: [tə̂ŋ ɕjɑ̀ʊpʰǐŋ] (
listen); 22 August 1904 – 19 February 1997) was a Chinese politician, statesman, and diplomat. As leader of the Communist Party of China, Deng was a reformer who led China towards a market economy. While Deng never held office as the head of state, head of government or General Secretary of the Communist Party of China (historically the highest position in Communist China), he nonetheless served as the paramount leader of the People's Republic of China from 1978 to 1992. As the core of the second generation leaders Deng shared his power with the two most powerful men after him: Li Xiannian and Chen Yun.
Born into a peasant background in Guang'an, Sichuan, China, Deng studied and worked in France in the 1920s, where he was influenced by Marxism. He joined the Communist Party of China in 1923. Upon his return to China he worked as a political commissar in rural regions and was considered a "revolutionary veteran" of the Long March. Following the founding of the People's Republic of China in 1949, Deng worked in Tibet and other southwestern regions to consolidate Communist control. He was also instrumental in China's economic reconstruction following the Great Leap Forward in the early 1960s. His economic policies were at odds with the political ideologies of Chairman Mao Zedong. As a result, he was purged twice during the Cultural Revolution but regained prominence in 1978 by outmaneuvering Mao's chosen successor, Hua Guofeng.
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2:24GDP in China Guangdong Province increases by 8 5% posed as first USD$1 trillion regional economy
GDP in China Guangdong Province increases by 8 5% posed as first USD$1 trillion regional economyGDP in China Guangdong Province increases by 8 5% posed as first USD$1 trillion regional economy
The Guangdong Provincial Development and Reform Commission estimates the gross domestic product of the province will have increased 8.5 percent in 2013, which would make it the first province in China with annual GDP of more than 6 trillion yuan ($1 trillion), comparable to the level of Mexico and Indonesia in 2012. The statistics were from a report of the China Business News on Thursday. However, some analysts attribute the province's fast rise of GDP in terms of US dollars partially to the appreciation of the yuan against the dollar. Also, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Foshan and Dongguan contribute to 70 percent of the provincial GDP, while the other 12 cities in the west and north of Guangdong have been less-developed for a long time. Although Guangdong's 2012 GDP of $942 billion was comparable to that of South Korea in the same year, the average per capita GDP of Guangdong was only $8,931, the same level as Romania, which ranked 52nd in the world. Despite fluctuations in trade in 2013, Guangdong's total export-import volume still grew by 7.5 percent year-on-year, exceeding $1 trillion. In 2013, the added value of the service sector in Guangdong is expected to be 3 trillion yuan, surpassing that of secondary industry. Guangdong will continue to restructure its industries to improve the role of the service sector. Private investment and the private economy both grew faster than fixed asset investment in Guangdong in the past year. Thanks to the robust rise of electronic commerce, the total retail sales of consumer goods in Guangdong exceeded 2.55 trillion yuan in 2013. Guangdong provincial governor Zhu Xiaodan said consumption, investment and exports contributed 45.5 percent, 22.8 percent and 31.7 percent to the Guangdong economy before 2007, and now account for 54.4 percent, 43.7 percent and 1.9 percent. Hu Gang, a researcher of management with Jinan University in the provincial capital city of Guangzhou, said: "Guangdong is still at a crucial stage of industrial restructuring. Hi-tech industries, the service sector and innovation need to make more contribution to its economic growth." The provincial government will invest 672 billion yuan on mainly infrastructure construction projects from 2013 to 2017 in the less-developed regions of Guangdong, to lay the foundation for their economic rise. GDP in China Guangdong Province increases by 8 5% posed as first USD$1 trillion regitional economy,more information about the latest news in China economy culture and her people subscribe and browse channal at http://youtube.com/user/cosmeticmachines -
2:09TG 15.06.11 Protocollo Puglia-Guangdong, cooperazione per la Green Economy
TG 15.06.11 Protocollo Puglia-Guangdong, cooperazione per la Green EconomyTG 15.06.11 Protocollo Puglia-Guangdong, cooperazione per la Green Economy
La Regione Puglia e Guangdong, hanno sottoscritto oggi un protocollo di intesa e di amicizia per un rapporto di amicizia e partenariato. Si lavorerà soprattutto nel campo della Green Economy. http://www.antennasud.com -
2:44President Muhammadu Buhari Visits Guangdong Industrial Region
President Muhammadu Buhari Visits Guangdong Industrial RegionPresident Muhammadu Buhari Visits Guangdong Industrial Region
President Muhammadu Buhari has promised to take revolutionary steps as a matter of urgency towards restructuring the Nation's economy through purpose driven investments with international collaboration in Mining, agriculture, manufacturing and other critical sectors. Speaking in Guangzhou at a reception held in his honour by the Governor of Guangdong province Hu Chun Hua, the president described Nigeria’s dependence mono cultural economy as disastrous. -
2:52Guangdong, California build economic ties
Guangdong, California build economic tiesGuangdong, California build economic ties
Commerce officials from China’s Guangdong Province met with counterparts from the state of California at the 2014 China-America Economic and Trade Conference in San Francisco. As CCTV’s Mark Niu reports, two of the most important regions in their respective countries are focusing on boosting business across the Pacific. -
2:51China's South a Window on Economy and Reform
China's South a Window on Economy and ReformChina's South a Window on Economy and Reform
China recently began service of the world's longest high-speed rail line. It stretches from its political nerve center in the north to Guangzhou - one of country's key economic centers in the south. Both the high-speed rail and Guangdong's massive city of Guangzhou are windows into the tremendous economic challenges China's new leadership is facing. VOA's William Ide reports. -
2:29Xi Jinping Shadows Deng Xiaoping's Guangdong Tour
Xi Jinping Shadows Deng Xiaoping's Guangdong TourXi Jinping Shadows Deng Xiaoping's Guangdong Tour
First stop, Shenzhen. Incoming Communist Party chief Xi Jinping is in Guangdong province. And the trip to southern China is making a statement—a statement that some say is two decades old. [Zhang Tianliang, NTD Senior China Analyst] "Xi's visit to Guangdong is to publicize his reform image, like what Deng Xioaping's 'southern tour' did in 1992. It kicked started China's 'lame duck reform'—that is, an economic reform without political change." Xi Jinping's tour of Guangdong province is his first trip as the new leader of the Communist Party. The similarities to former leader Deng Xiaoping's "southern tour" twenty years ago are hard to miss. From the understated coach Xi travelled in, to this tree planting ceremony. Like Deng's trip, Xi Jinping's comes at a time when the Communist Party is faced with prickly political and social challenges. Deng's answer was full blast economic reform and opening up. But with one condition. The Communist Party was to stay the supreme ruler. But former professor at George Mason University, Zhang Tianliang, says that road was what led to the current situation: a political system that's grossly inadequate to deal with the changes that economic reform has brought. [Zhang Tianliang, NTD Senior China Analyst] "This road can't go on. Everyone can see clearly now that if Xi continues Deng Xiaoping's path, it'll be another dead end." On Monday, state-run CCTV reports that Xi Jinping told Guangdong's entrepreneurs and government officials that there are new economic challenges ahead. Xi also said reform must be deepened for China's market economy. Democracy advocate Wang Beiling, now living in exile in the US, says the Communist regime is dancing to its own tune. [Wang Beiling, Democracy Advocate] "The Communist Party is stuck in its own delusion. It wants to be politically conservative, but push the economy to maintain power. That's just what it hopes for, and it's dancing with shackles on." The coastal Guangdong province has been at the forefront of economic development under the Chinese regime. Xi Jinping's father, Xi Zhongxu, was the provincial governor between the late 1970s to early 1980s. During his term, he influenced Deng Xiaoping to allow the region greater economic liberalization. For more news and videos visit ☛ http://ntd.tv Follow us on Twitter ☛ http://twitter.com/NTDTelevision Add us on Facebook ☛ http://on.fb.me/s5KV2C -
3:26WRAP Chinese economy slowdown deepens, SKorea economy shrinking
WRAP Chinese economy slowdown deepens, SKorea economy shrinkingWRAP Chinese economy slowdown deepens, SKorea economy shrinking
SHOTLIST FILE: Guangdong, China - 21 September 2007 1. Wide interior of toy factory, workers making dolls 2. Close-up of production line of dolls 3. Mid of worker handling a doll 4. Close-up of toy production line Beijing, China - 22 January 2009 5. Wide of news conference on Chinese Statistics at China's State Council 6. Cutaway of cameramen 7. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Ma Jiantang, Chief of China's National Bureau of Statistics: "The impact of the financial crisis has been felt, especially after October last year. It has expanded from small and medium enterprises to large enterprises, from export to other sectors, from the East coastal areas to China's inland regions. This is the most difficult task we are facing now." FILE: Jiangxi, China - May 2008 8. Wide of car production line 9. Various of auto workers 10. Wide an export ship on the Yangtze river 11. Close-up of a container being loaded onto ship Beijing, China - 22 January 2009 12. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Ma Jiantang, Chief of China's National Bureau of Statistics: "Compared to the same period of previous year, GDP (gross domestic product) of the fourth quarter of 2008 grew 6.8 percent. In the third quarter, compared to same period in previous year, the growth rate was 9 percent. We are experiencing a slowdown." FILE: Beijing, China - 9 January 2009 13. Wide of shoppers in the Tianyi market 14. Close-up of woman looking at a traditional Chinese Lunar year decoration 15. Mid of electronic doll bowing Hong Kong - 22 January 2009 16. SOUNDBITE (English) Dariusz Kowalczyk, Chief Investment Strategist from SJS Markets Limited: "There is also hope that Hong Kong banks would recover, and that's why the sentiments in the stock market turned positive. However, there is also data from China, Korea and Japan on GDP growth, which was mostly disappointing and as a result, gains in our part of the world are not as dramatic as they were in the US yesterday." Seoul, South Korea - 21 January 2009 17. Pan of computer screen showing to KOSPI stock board 18. Various of computer screen showing rise in KOSPI index 19. Tilt-up of stock board 20. Wide of stock board 21. Trader in office 22. SOUNDBITE: (Korean) Rommel Lee, Manager of Retail Research Department of Goodmorning Shinhan Securities: "Domestic economy slump appears to be more serious than previous expectancy. Because of this, there's a chance that domestic stock market or recovery of economy could take longer than what we expected. However, there's a possibility that government's declining interest rate or reflation policy could be strengthened one step further. Also, since the announced business barometer is according to the past year, this could increase the expectation on the very bottom state rather than largely shaking the stock market." FILE: Seoul, South Korea - 9 October 2008 23. Various exterior shots of Bank of Korea in Seoul STORYLINE: Asian stock markets rose Thursday, as gains on Wall Street offset alarming new signs the region's economies were slowing faster than expected amid plummeting demand for their goods. South Korea's Kospi closed 1.14 percent higher, while markets in mainland China also gained. Despite the modest rises in most markets, trade was relatively cautious amid a maelstrom of bad news about the region's biggest economies. China's economic slump deepened in the fourth quarter of 2008, and South Korea's economy shrank in the fourth quarter, contracting from the previous year for the first time in a decade. China's economic growth in the three months through December plunged to 6.8 percent compared with a year earlier, the National Bureau of Statistics reported on Thursday - down sharply from 9 percent the previous quarter. South Korea grew 5.1 percent in 2007. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/57f9fdfdbf9ab8f7c4ce8e3f09dfda28 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
8:52China Weighs Environmental Concerns Against Economic Growth
China Weighs Environmental Concerns Against Economic GrowthChina Weighs Environmental Concerns Against Economic Growth
Read the Transcript: http://to.pbs.org/gmSoUJ Special correspondent Jeffrey Kaye reports from Guangdong province in southern China on the clash between the populous nation's economic ambitions and worsening pollution problem. -
0:48CE meets Guangdong officials (5.3.2016)
CE meets Guangdong officials (5.3.2016)CE meets Guangdong officials (5.3.2016)
Chief Executive CY Leung met Secretary of the CPC Guangdong Provincial Committee Hu Chunhua and Guangdong Governor Zhu Xiaodan in Beijing today. Mr Leung said the two sides have had closer co-operation in economy and trade, culture, technology and youth exchange, and believes there is room for even closer co-operation. Mr Hu said he is keen to improve Guangdong's relationship with Hong Kong, adding the city accounts for 20% of the province's external trade. Hong Kong is also Guangdong’s biggest investment source, investing more than $20 billion into the province last year, Mr Hu noted. Mr Leung also attended the opening of the second session of the 12th National People’s Congress this morning. (http://j.mp/1TyAmjX) -
3:50CHINA: FINANCIALLY TROUBLED GUANGDONG PROVINCE
CHINA: FINANCIALLY TROUBLED GUANGDONG PROVINCECHINA: FINANCIALLY TROUBLED GUANGDONG PROVINCE
Mandarin/Nat At least six state companies in southern China have missed repayment of domestic bonds, adding to a string of defaults that have burned banks and investors in the financially troubled Guangdong Province. The Guangdong Province has been the biggest engine driving China's development throughout the country's 20 years of economic reform. But after its biggest trust company G-I-T-I-C went bankrupt last month, Guangdong's fortunes have suffered and companies in the province appear to be teetering on the brink of insolvency in what some analysts fear may be a downward spiral. China's southern prosperous Guangdong Province is closer to the former British colony of Hong Kong in both location and spirit. The southerners here like to say, \"The mountains are high and the emperor is far away\" - in other words they've been able to make their fortunes without overbearing control from the Chinese administration. This is precisely what is now worrying both China's leadership and many foreign banks. Just weeks ago the trust company known as the \"pride of Guangdong\" was forced into bankruptcy - the largest bankruptcy in Chinese history. It is now feared that the failure of G-I-T-I-C, or Guangdong International Trust and Investment Corporation, may be just the beginning of a disastrous series of defaults and bankruptcies. The current crisis arose when China's central government refused to pay G-I-T-I-C's debts, triggering the bankruptcy. Without guarantees from the central government, foreign bankers have now lost confidence in their loans to many Chinese companies and financial institutions. Guangzhou city's own trust company, G-Z-I-T-I-C, is now also reported to be in serious trouble. Last week Guangzhou officials said they are trying to save the city's investment firm from drowning under 400 (m) million U-S dollars of foreign debt. G-Z-I-T-I-C is having trouble raising cash, and city officials said they may let the trust go bankrupt if it can't meet its obligations. Another major investment arm of the province, Guangdong Enterprises, is currently pleading its case for debt restructuring with its bankers. On Friday the Hong Kong Monetary Authority urged the company's creditors to be patient. While most of Guangdong Enterprises' assets are on mainland China, the company is registered in Hong Kong. This has raised fears that the company's failure could trigger a rush to call loans at other Chinese-backed firms in the former British colony - an event that some economists say could send Hong Kong's economy plunging into a black hole. And there has been more bad news for Guangdong as at least another six state-owned firms failed to repay debt totalling about 500 (m) million yuan or 60.4 (m) million U-S dollars. Maoming Acrylic Fibre Co is said to have one of the biggest debts of 100 (m) million yuan. Investment company employees in Guangdong have been reluctant to speak to reporters since G-I-T-I-C collapsed. But a worker at Guangdong Enterprises said there is no talk of bankruptcy at his company at the moment. UPSOUND: (Mandarin) \"We don't have that problem. We are just having a capital reorganisation, not bankruptcy.\" SUPER CAPTION: Guangdong Enterprises Employee Analysts say that a domino-like series of failures at Guangdong's trust companies could imperil its so-called commercial banks as well. Against this backdrop, Guangdong's leadership opened its People's Congress session last week. Accentuating the positive, Guangdong's governor said he will work hard to put their financial house in order. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) SUPER CAPTION: Lu Rui Hua, Governor, Guangdong Province SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/143693dc6a2a09e666ae107c38a32ae6 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
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The Guangdong Provincial Development and Reform Commission estimates the gross domestic product of the province will have increased 8.5 percent in 2013, which would make it the first province in China with annual GDP of more than 6 trillion yuan ($1 trillion), comparable to the level of Mexico and Indonesia in 2012. The statistics were from a report of the China Business News on Thursday. However, some analysts attribute the province's fast rise of GDP in terms of US dollars partially to the appreciation of the yuan against the dollar. Also, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Foshan and Dongguan contribute to 70 percent of the provincial GDP, while the other 12 cities in the west and north of Guangdong have been less-developed for a long time. Although Guangdong's 2012 GDP of $942 billion was comparable... -
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CHINA: FINANCIALLY TROUBLED GUANGDONG PROVINCE
Mandarin/Nat At least six state companies in southern China have missed repayment of domestic bonds, adding to a string of defaults that have burned banks and investors in the financially troubled Guangdong Province. The Guangdong Province has been the biggest engine driving China's development throughout the country's 20 years of economic reform. But after its biggest trust company G-I-T-I-C went bankrupt last month, Guangdong's fortunes have suffered and companies in the province appear to be teetering on the brink of insolvency in what some analysts fear may be a downward spiral. China's southern prosperous Guangdong Province is closer to the former British colony of Hong Kong in both location and spirit. The southerners here like to say, \"The mountains are high and th...
GDP in China Guangdong Province increases by 8 5% posed as first USD$1 trillion regional economy
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The Guangdong Provincial Development and Reform Commission estimates the gross domestic product of the province will have increased 8.5 percent in 2013, which w...
The Guangdong Provincial Development and Reform Commission estimates the gross domestic product of the province will have increased 8.5 percent in 2013, which would make it the first province in China with annual GDP of more than 6 trillion yuan ($1 trillion), comparable to the level of Mexico and Indonesia in 2012.
The statistics were from a report of the China Business News on Thursday.
However, some analysts attribute the province's fast rise of GDP in terms of US dollars partially to the appreciation of the yuan against the dollar. Also, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Foshan and Dongguan contribute to 70 percent of the provincial GDP, while the other 12 cities in the west and north of Guangdong have been less-developed for a long time.
Although Guangdong's 2012 GDP of $942 billion was comparable to that of South Korea in the same year, the average per capita GDP of Guangdong was only $8,931, the same level as Romania, which ranked 52nd in the world.
Despite fluctuations in trade in 2013, Guangdong's total export-import volume still grew by 7.5 percent year-on-year, exceeding $1 trillion.
In 2013, the added value of the service sector in Guangdong is expected to be 3 trillion yuan, surpassing that of secondary industry. Guangdong will continue to restructure its industries to improve the role of the service sector.
Private investment and the private economy both grew faster than fixed asset investment in Guangdong in the past year.
Thanks to the robust rise of electronic commerce, the total retail sales of consumer goods in Guangdong exceeded 2.55 trillion yuan in 2013.
Guangdong provincial governor Zhu Xiaodan said consumption, investment and exports contributed 45.5 percent, 22.8 percent and 31.7 percent to the Guangdong economy before 2007, and now account for 54.4 percent, 43.7 percent and 1.9 percent.
Hu Gang, a researcher of management with Jinan University in the provincial capital city of Guangzhou, said: "Guangdong is still at a crucial stage of industrial restructuring. Hi-tech industries, the service sector and innovation need to make more contribution to its economic growth."
The provincial government will invest 672 billion yuan on mainly infrastructure construction projects from 2013 to 2017 in the less-developed regions of Guangdong, to lay the foundation for their economic rise.
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The Guangdong Provincial Development and Reform Commission estimates the gross domestic product of the province will have increased 8.5 percent in 2013, which would make it the first province in China with annual GDP of more than 6 trillion yuan ($1 trillion), comparable to the level of Mexico and Indonesia in 2012.
The statistics were from a report of the China Business News on Thursday.
However, some analysts attribute the province's fast rise of GDP in terms of US dollars partially to the appreciation of the yuan against the dollar. Also, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Foshan and Dongguan contribute to 70 percent of the provincial GDP, while the other 12 cities in the west and north of Guangdong have been less-developed for a long time.
Although Guangdong's 2012 GDP of $942 billion was comparable to that of South Korea in the same year, the average per capita GDP of Guangdong was only $8,931, the same level as Romania, which ranked 52nd in the world.
Despite fluctuations in trade in 2013, Guangdong's total export-import volume still grew by 7.5 percent year-on-year, exceeding $1 trillion.
In 2013, the added value of the service sector in Guangdong is expected to be 3 trillion yuan, surpassing that of secondary industry. Guangdong will continue to restructure its industries to improve the role of the service sector.
Private investment and the private economy both grew faster than fixed asset investment in Guangdong in the past year.
Thanks to the robust rise of electronic commerce, the total retail sales of consumer goods in Guangdong exceeded 2.55 trillion yuan in 2013.
Guangdong provincial governor Zhu Xiaodan said consumption, investment and exports contributed 45.5 percent, 22.8 percent and 31.7 percent to the Guangdong economy before 2007, and now account for 54.4 percent, 43.7 percent and 1.9 percent.
Hu Gang, a researcher of management with Jinan University in the provincial capital city of Guangzhou, said: "Guangdong is still at a crucial stage of industrial restructuring. Hi-tech industries, the service sector and innovation need to make more contribution to its economic growth."
The provincial government will invest 672 billion yuan on mainly infrastructure construction projects from 2013 to 2017 in the less-developed regions of Guangdong, to lay the foundation for their economic rise.
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TG 15.06.11 Protocollo Puglia-Guangdong, cooperazione per la Green Economy
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La Regione Puglia e Guangdong, hanno sottoscritto oggi un protocollo di intesa e di amicizia per un rapporto di amicizia e partenariato. Si lavorerà soprattutt...
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President Muhammadu Buhari Visits Guangdong Industrial Region
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President Muhammadu Buhari has promised to take revolutionary steps as a matter of urgency towards restructuring the Nation's economy through purpose driven inv...
President Muhammadu Buhari has promised to take revolutionary steps as a matter of urgency towards restructuring the Nation's economy through purpose driven investments with international collaboration in Mining, agriculture, manufacturing and other critical sectors. Speaking in Guangzhou at a reception held in his honour by the Governor of Guangdong province Hu Chun Hua, the president described Nigeria’s dependence mono cultural economy as disastrous.
wn.com/President Muhammadu Buhari Visits Guangdong Industrial Region
President Muhammadu Buhari has promised to take revolutionary steps as a matter of urgency towards restructuring the Nation's economy through purpose driven investments with international collaboration in Mining, agriculture, manufacturing and other critical sectors. Speaking in Guangzhou at a reception held in his honour by the Governor of Guangdong province Hu Chun Hua, the president described Nigeria’s dependence mono cultural economy as disastrous.
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Guangdong, California build economic ties
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Commerce officials from China’s Guangdong Province met with counterparts from the state of California at the 2014 China-America Economic and Trade Conference in...
Commerce officials from China’s Guangdong Province met with counterparts from the state of California at the 2014 China-America Economic and Trade Conference in San Francisco. As CCTV’s Mark Niu reports, two of the most important regions in their respective countries are focusing on boosting business across the Pacific.
wn.com/Guangdong, California Build Economic Ties
Commerce officials from China’s Guangdong Province met with counterparts from the state of California at the 2014 China-America Economic and Trade Conference in San Francisco. As CCTV’s Mark Niu reports, two of the most important regions in their respective countries are focusing on boosting business across the Pacific.
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China's South a Window on Economy and Reform
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- Duration: 2:51
- Updated: 08 Mar 2013
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China recently began service of the world's longest high-speed rail line. It stretches from its political nerve center in the north to Guangzhou - one of countr...
China recently began service of the world's longest high-speed rail line. It stretches from its political nerve center in the north to Guangzhou - one of country's key economic centers in the south. Both the high-speed rail and Guangdong's massive city of Guangzhou are windows into the tremendous economic challenges China's new leadership is facing. VOA's William Ide reports.
wn.com/China's South A Window On Economy And Reform
China recently began service of the world's longest high-speed rail line. It stretches from its political nerve center in the north to Guangzhou - one of country's key economic centers in the south. Both the high-speed rail and Guangdong's massive city of Guangzhou are windows into the tremendous economic challenges China's new leadership is facing. VOA's William Ide reports.
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Xi Jinping Shadows Deng Xiaoping's Guangdong Tour
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First stop, Shenzhen. Incoming Communist Party chief Xi Jinping is in Guangdong province. And the trip to southern China is making a statement—a statement that ...
First stop, Shenzhen. Incoming Communist Party chief Xi Jinping is in Guangdong province. And the trip to southern China is making a statement—a statement that some say is two decades old.
[Zhang Tianliang, NTD Senior China Analyst]
"Xi's visit to Guangdong is to publicize his reform image, like what Deng Xioaping's 'southern tour' did in 1992. It kicked started China's 'lame duck reform'—that is, an economic reform without political change."
Xi Jinping's tour of Guangdong province is his first trip as the new leader of the Communist Party. The similarities to former leader Deng Xiaoping's "southern tour" twenty years ago are hard to miss. From the understated coach Xi travelled in, to this tree planting ceremony.
Like Deng's trip, Xi Jinping's comes at a time when the Communist Party is faced with prickly political and social challenges. Deng's answer was full blast economic reform and opening up. But with one condition. The Communist Party was to stay the supreme ruler.
But former professor at George Mason University, Zhang Tianliang, says that road was what led to the current situation: a political system that's grossly inadequate to deal with the changes that economic reform has brought.
[Zhang Tianliang, NTD Senior China Analyst]
"This road can't go on. Everyone can see clearly now that if Xi continues Deng Xiaoping's path, it'll be another dead end."
On Monday, state-run CCTV reports that Xi Jinping told Guangdong's entrepreneurs and government officials that there are new economic challenges ahead. Xi also said reform must be deepened for China's market economy.
Democracy advocate Wang Beiling, now living in exile in the US, says the Communist regime is dancing to its own tune.
[Wang Beiling, Democracy Advocate]
"The Communist Party is stuck in its own delusion. It wants to be politically conservative, but push the economy to maintain power. That's just what it hopes for, and it's dancing with shackles on."
The coastal Guangdong province has been at the forefront of economic development under the Chinese regime. Xi Jinping's father, Xi Zhongxu, was the provincial governor between the late 1970s to early 1980s. During his term, he influenced Deng Xiaoping to allow the region greater economic liberalization.
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wn.com/Xi Jinping Shadows Deng Xiaoping's Guangdong Tour
First stop, Shenzhen. Incoming Communist Party chief Xi Jinping is in Guangdong province. And the trip to southern China is making a statement—a statement that some say is two decades old.
[Zhang Tianliang, NTD Senior China Analyst]
"Xi's visit to Guangdong is to publicize his reform image, like what Deng Xioaping's 'southern tour' did in 1992. It kicked started China's 'lame duck reform'—that is, an economic reform without political change."
Xi Jinping's tour of Guangdong province is his first trip as the new leader of the Communist Party. The similarities to former leader Deng Xiaoping's "southern tour" twenty years ago are hard to miss. From the understated coach Xi travelled in, to this tree planting ceremony.
Like Deng's trip, Xi Jinping's comes at a time when the Communist Party is faced with prickly political and social challenges. Deng's answer was full blast economic reform and opening up. But with one condition. The Communist Party was to stay the supreme ruler.
But former professor at George Mason University, Zhang Tianliang, says that road was what led to the current situation: a political system that's grossly inadequate to deal with the changes that economic reform has brought.
[Zhang Tianliang, NTD Senior China Analyst]
"This road can't go on. Everyone can see clearly now that if Xi continues Deng Xiaoping's path, it'll be another dead end."
On Monday, state-run CCTV reports that Xi Jinping told Guangdong's entrepreneurs and government officials that there are new economic challenges ahead. Xi also said reform must be deepened for China's market economy.
Democracy advocate Wang Beiling, now living in exile in the US, says the Communist regime is dancing to its own tune.
[Wang Beiling, Democracy Advocate]
"The Communist Party is stuck in its own delusion. It wants to be politically conservative, but push the economy to maintain power. That's just what it hopes for, and it's dancing with shackles on."
The coastal Guangdong province has been at the forefront of economic development under the Chinese regime. Xi Jinping's father, Xi Zhongxu, was the provincial governor between the late 1970s to early 1980s. During his term, he influenced Deng Xiaoping to allow the region greater economic liberalization.
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- published: 10 Dec 2012
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WRAP Chinese economy slowdown deepens, SKorea economy shrinking
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- Duration: 3:26
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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SHOTLIST
FILE: Guangdong, China - 21 September 2007
1. Wide interior of toy factory, workers making dolls
2. Close-up of production line of dolls
3. Mid of...
SHOTLIST
FILE: Guangdong, China - 21 September 2007
1. Wide interior of toy factory, workers making dolls
2. Close-up of production line of dolls
3. Mid of worker handling a doll
4. Close-up of toy production line
Beijing, China - 22 January 2009
5. Wide of news conference on Chinese Statistics at China's State Council
6. Cutaway of cameramen
7. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Ma Jiantang, Chief of China's National Bureau of Statistics:
"The impact of the financial crisis has been felt, especially after October last year. It has expanded from small and medium enterprises to large enterprises, from export to other sectors, from the East coastal areas to China's inland regions. This is the most difficult task we are facing now."
FILE: Jiangxi, China - May 2008
8. Wide of car production line
9. Various of auto workers
10. Wide an export ship on the Yangtze river
11. Close-up of a container being loaded onto ship
Beijing, China - 22 January 2009
12. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Ma Jiantang, Chief of China's National Bureau of Statistics:
"Compared to the same period of previous year, GDP (gross domestic product) of the fourth quarter of 2008 grew 6.8 percent. In the third quarter, compared to same period in previous year, the growth rate was 9 percent. We are experiencing a slowdown."
FILE: Beijing, China - 9 January 2009
13. Wide of shoppers in the Tianyi market
14. Close-up of woman looking at a traditional Chinese Lunar year decoration
15. Mid of electronic doll bowing
Hong Kong - 22 January 2009
16. SOUNDBITE (English) Dariusz Kowalczyk, Chief Investment Strategist from SJS Markets Limited:
"There is also hope that Hong Kong banks would recover, and that's why the sentiments in the stock market turned positive. However, there is also data from China, Korea and Japan on GDP growth, which was mostly disappointing and as a result, gains in our part of the world are not as dramatic as they were in the US yesterday."
Seoul, South Korea - 21 January 2009
17. Pan of computer screen showing to KOSPI stock board
18. Various of computer screen showing rise in KOSPI index
19. Tilt-up of stock board
20. Wide of stock board
21. Trader in office
22. SOUNDBITE: (Korean) Rommel Lee, Manager of Retail Research Department of Goodmorning Shinhan Securities:
"Domestic economy slump appears to be more serious than previous expectancy. Because of this, there's a chance that domestic stock market or recovery of economy could take longer than what we expected. However, there's a possibility that government's declining interest rate or reflation policy could be strengthened one step further. Also, since the announced business barometer is according to the past year, this could increase the expectation on the very bottom state rather than largely shaking the stock market."
FILE: Seoul, South Korea - 9 October 2008
23. Various exterior shots of Bank of Korea in Seoul
STORYLINE:
Asian stock markets rose Thursday, as gains on Wall Street offset alarming new signs the region's economies were slowing faster than expected amid plummeting demand for their goods.
South Korea's Kospi closed 1.14 percent higher, while markets in mainland China also gained.
Despite the modest rises in most markets, trade was relatively cautious amid a maelstrom of bad news about the region's biggest economies.
China's economic slump deepened in the fourth quarter of 2008, and South Korea's economy shrank in the fourth quarter, contracting from the previous year for the first time in a decade.
China's economic growth in the three months through December plunged to 6.8 percent compared with a year earlier, the National Bureau of Statistics reported on Thursday - down sharply from 9 percent the previous quarter.
South Korea grew 5.1 percent in 2007.
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wn.com/Wrap Chinese Economy Slowdown Deepens, Skorea Economy Shrinking
SHOTLIST
FILE: Guangdong, China - 21 September 2007
1. Wide interior of toy factory, workers making dolls
2. Close-up of production line of dolls
3. Mid of worker handling a doll
4. Close-up of toy production line
Beijing, China - 22 January 2009
5. Wide of news conference on Chinese Statistics at China's State Council
6. Cutaway of cameramen
7. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Ma Jiantang, Chief of China's National Bureau of Statistics:
"The impact of the financial crisis has been felt, especially after October last year. It has expanded from small and medium enterprises to large enterprises, from export to other sectors, from the East coastal areas to China's inland regions. This is the most difficult task we are facing now."
FILE: Jiangxi, China - May 2008
8. Wide of car production line
9. Various of auto workers
10. Wide an export ship on the Yangtze river
11. Close-up of a container being loaded onto ship
Beijing, China - 22 January 2009
12. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Ma Jiantang, Chief of China's National Bureau of Statistics:
"Compared to the same period of previous year, GDP (gross domestic product) of the fourth quarter of 2008 grew 6.8 percent. In the third quarter, compared to same period in previous year, the growth rate was 9 percent. We are experiencing a slowdown."
FILE: Beijing, China - 9 January 2009
13. Wide of shoppers in the Tianyi market
14. Close-up of woman looking at a traditional Chinese Lunar year decoration
15. Mid of electronic doll bowing
Hong Kong - 22 January 2009
16. SOUNDBITE (English) Dariusz Kowalczyk, Chief Investment Strategist from SJS Markets Limited:
"There is also hope that Hong Kong banks would recover, and that's why the sentiments in the stock market turned positive. However, there is also data from China, Korea and Japan on GDP growth, which was mostly disappointing and as a result, gains in our part of the world are not as dramatic as they were in the US yesterday."
Seoul, South Korea - 21 January 2009
17. Pan of computer screen showing to KOSPI stock board
18. Various of computer screen showing rise in KOSPI index
19. Tilt-up of stock board
20. Wide of stock board
21. Trader in office
22. SOUNDBITE: (Korean) Rommel Lee, Manager of Retail Research Department of Goodmorning Shinhan Securities:
"Domestic economy slump appears to be more serious than previous expectancy. Because of this, there's a chance that domestic stock market or recovery of economy could take longer than what we expected. However, there's a possibility that government's declining interest rate or reflation policy could be strengthened one step further. Also, since the announced business barometer is according to the past year, this could increase the expectation on the very bottom state rather than largely shaking the stock market."
FILE: Seoul, South Korea - 9 October 2008
23. Various exterior shots of Bank of Korea in Seoul
STORYLINE:
Asian stock markets rose Thursday, as gains on Wall Street offset alarming new signs the region's economies were slowing faster than expected amid plummeting demand for their goods.
South Korea's Kospi closed 1.14 percent higher, while markets in mainland China also gained.
Despite the modest rises in most markets, trade was relatively cautious amid a maelstrom of bad news about the region's biggest economies.
China's economic slump deepened in the fourth quarter of 2008, and South Korea's economy shrank in the fourth quarter, contracting from the previous year for the first time in a decade.
China's economic growth in the three months through December plunged to 6.8 percent compared with a year earlier, the National Bureau of Statistics reported on Thursday - down sharply from 9 percent the previous quarter.
South Korea grew 5.1 percent in 2007.
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China Weighs Environmental Concerns Against Economic Growth
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- Duration: 8:52
- Updated: 13 Apr 2011
- views: 4779
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Special correspondent Jeffrey Kaye reports from Guangdong province in southern China on the clash between the ...
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Special correspondent Jeffrey Kaye reports from Guangdong province in southern China on the clash between the populous nation's economic ambitions and worsening pollution problem.
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Special correspondent Jeffrey Kaye reports from Guangdong province in southern China on the clash between the populous nation's economic ambitions and worsening pollution problem.
- published: 13 Apr 2011
- views: 4779
CE meets Guangdong officials (5.3.2016)
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- Duration: 0:48
- Updated: 05 Mar 2016
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Chief Executive CY Leung met Secretary of the CPC Guangdong Provincial Committee Hu Chunhua and Guangdong Governor Zhu Xiaodan in Beijing today.
Mr Leung said...
Chief Executive CY Leung met Secretary of the CPC Guangdong Provincial Committee Hu Chunhua and Guangdong Governor Zhu Xiaodan in Beijing today.
Mr Leung said the two sides have had closer co-operation in economy and trade, culture, technology and youth exchange, and believes there is room for even closer co-operation.
Mr Hu said he is keen to improve Guangdong's relationship with Hong Kong, adding the city accounts for 20% of the province's external trade.
Hong Kong is also Guangdong’s biggest investment source, investing more than $20 billion into the province last year, Mr Hu noted.
Mr Leung also attended the opening of the second session of the 12th National People’s Congress this morning. (http://j.mp/1TyAmjX)
wn.com/Ce Meets Guangdong Officials (5.3.2016)
Chief Executive CY Leung met Secretary of the CPC Guangdong Provincial Committee Hu Chunhua and Guangdong Governor Zhu Xiaodan in Beijing today.
Mr Leung said the two sides have had closer co-operation in economy and trade, culture, technology and youth exchange, and believes there is room for even closer co-operation.
Mr Hu said he is keen to improve Guangdong's relationship with Hong Kong, adding the city accounts for 20% of the province's external trade.
Hong Kong is also Guangdong’s biggest investment source, investing more than $20 billion into the province last year, Mr Hu noted.
Mr Leung also attended the opening of the second session of the 12th National People’s Congress this morning. (http://j.mp/1TyAmjX)
- published: 05 Mar 2016
- views: 17
CHINA: FINANCIALLY TROUBLED GUANGDONG PROVINCE
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- Duration: 3:50
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 14
Mandarin/Nat
At least six state companies in southern China have missed repayment of domestic bonds, adding to a string of defaults that have burned banks an...
Mandarin/Nat
At least six state companies in southern China have missed repayment of domestic bonds, adding to a string of defaults that have burned banks and investors in the financially troubled Guangdong Province.
The Guangdong Province has been the biggest engine driving China's development throughout the country's 20 years of economic reform.
But after its biggest trust company G-I-T-I-C went bankrupt last month, Guangdong's fortunes have suffered and companies in the province appear to be teetering on the brink of insolvency in what some analysts fear may be a downward spiral.
China's southern prosperous Guangdong Province is closer to the former British colony of Hong Kong in both location and spirit.
The southerners here like to say, \"The mountains are high and the emperor is far away\" - in other words they've been able to make their fortunes without overbearing control from the Chinese administration.
This is precisely what is now worrying both China's leadership and many foreign banks.
Just weeks ago the trust company known as the \"pride of Guangdong\" was forced into bankruptcy - the largest bankruptcy in Chinese history.
It is now feared that the failure of G-I-T-I-C, or Guangdong International Trust and Investment Corporation, may be just the beginning of a disastrous series of defaults and bankruptcies.
The current crisis arose when China's central government refused to pay G-I-T-I-C's debts, triggering the bankruptcy.
Without guarantees from the central government, foreign bankers have now lost confidence in their loans to many Chinese companies and financial institutions.
Guangzhou city's own trust company, G-Z-I-T-I-C, is now also reported to be in serious trouble.
Last week Guangzhou officials said they are trying to save the city's investment firm from drowning under 400 (m) million U-S dollars of foreign debt.
G-Z-I-T-I-C is having trouble raising cash, and city officials said they may let the trust go bankrupt if it can't meet its obligations.
Another major investment arm of the province, Guangdong Enterprises, is currently pleading its case for debt
restructuring with its bankers.
On Friday the Hong Kong Monetary Authority urged the company's creditors to be patient.
While most of Guangdong Enterprises' assets are on mainland China, the company is registered in Hong Kong.
This has raised fears that the company's failure could trigger a rush to call loans at other Chinese-backed firms in the former British colony - an event that some economists say could send Hong Kong's economy plunging into a black hole.
And there has been more bad news for Guangdong as at least another six state-owned firms failed to repay debt totalling about 500 (m) million yuan or 60.4 (m) million U-S dollars.
Maoming Acrylic Fibre Co is said to have one of the biggest debts of 100 (m) million yuan.
Investment company employees in Guangdong have been reluctant to speak to reporters since G-I-T-I-C collapsed.
But a worker at Guangdong Enterprises said there is no talk of bankruptcy at his company at the moment.
UPSOUND: (Mandarin)
\"We don't have that problem. We are just having a capital reorganisation, not bankruptcy.\"
SUPER CAPTION: Guangdong Enterprises Employee
Analysts say that a domino-like series of failures at Guangdong's trust companies could imperil its so-called commercial banks as well.
Against this backdrop, Guangdong's leadership opened its People's Congress session last week.
Accentuating the positive, Guangdong's governor said he will work hard to put their financial house in order.
SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin)
SUPER CAPTION: Lu Rui Hua, Governor, Guangdong Province
SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin)
SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin)
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Mandarin/Nat
At least six state companies in southern China have missed repayment of domestic bonds, adding to a string of defaults that have burned banks and investors in the financially troubled Guangdong Province.
The Guangdong Province has been the biggest engine driving China's development throughout the country's 20 years of economic reform.
But after its biggest trust company G-I-T-I-C went bankrupt last month, Guangdong's fortunes have suffered and companies in the province appear to be teetering on the brink of insolvency in what some analysts fear may be a downward spiral.
China's southern prosperous Guangdong Province is closer to the former British colony of Hong Kong in both location and spirit.
The southerners here like to say, \"The mountains are high and the emperor is far away\" - in other words they've been able to make their fortunes without overbearing control from the Chinese administration.
This is precisely what is now worrying both China's leadership and many foreign banks.
Just weeks ago the trust company known as the \"pride of Guangdong\" was forced into bankruptcy - the largest bankruptcy in Chinese history.
It is now feared that the failure of G-I-T-I-C, or Guangdong International Trust and Investment Corporation, may be just the beginning of a disastrous series of defaults and bankruptcies.
The current crisis arose when China's central government refused to pay G-I-T-I-C's debts, triggering the bankruptcy.
Without guarantees from the central government, foreign bankers have now lost confidence in their loans to many Chinese companies and financial institutions.
Guangzhou city's own trust company, G-Z-I-T-I-C, is now also reported to be in serious trouble.
Last week Guangzhou officials said they are trying to save the city's investment firm from drowning under 400 (m) million U-S dollars of foreign debt.
G-Z-I-T-I-C is having trouble raising cash, and city officials said they may let the trust go bankrupt if it can't meet its obligations.
Another major investment arm of the province, Guangdong Enterprises, is currently pleading its case for debt
restructuring with its bankers.
On Friday the Hong Kong Monetary Authority urged the company's creditors to be patient.
While most of Guangdong Enterprises' assets are on mainland China, the company is registered in Hong Kong.
This has raised fears that the company's failure could trigger a rush to call loans at other Chinese-backed firms in the former British colony - an event that some economists say could send Hong Kong's economy plunging into a black hole.
And there has been more bad news for Guangdong as at least another six state-owned firms failed to repay debt totalling about 500 (m) million yuan or 60.4 (m) million U-S dollars.
Maoming Acrylic Fibre Co is said to have one of the biggest debts of 100 (m) million yuan.
Investment company employees in Guangdong have been reluctant to speak to reporters since G-I-T-I-C collapsed.
But a worker at Guangdong Enterprises said there is no talk of bankruptcy at his company at the moment.
UPSOUND: (Mandarin)
\"We don't have that problem. We are just having a capital reorganisation, not bankruptcy.\"
SUPER CAPTION: Guangdong Enterprises Employee
Analysts say that a domino-like series of failures at Guangdong's trust companies could imperil its so-called commercial banks as well.
Against this backdrop, Guangdong's leadership opened its People's Congress session last week.
Accentuating the positive, Guangdong's governor said he will work hard to put their financial house in order.
SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin)
SUPER CAPTION: Lu Rui Hua, Governor, Guangdong Province
SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin)
SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin)
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Richard Bangs Presents Hong Kong, Macau & Guangdong Travel Videos
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Richard Bangs Presents Hong Kong, Macau & Guangdong Travel Videos
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- Duration: 3:54
- Updated: 15 Mar 2012
- views: 8161
Join Richard Bangs, world-renowned adventure travel host, as he
journeys to a trilogy of destinations - Hong Kong, Macau and China's Guangdong Province - to dis...
Join Richard Bangs, world-renowned adventure travel host, as he
journeys to a trilogy of destinations - Hong Kong, Macau and China's Guangdong Province - to discover the ancient and contemporary expressions of harmony, a principle fundamental to Asian cultures worldwide. Check your local PBS listing for Richard Bangs' Adventures with Purpose: Quest for Harmony in Hong Kong, Macau and Guangdong.
Watch this amazing video on Hong Kong, Guangdong & Macau & plan your trip to Asia today!
Explore your own "Quest for Harmony" video at http://DiscoverHongKong.com/usa
Explore China, Trips To China, China Travel Guide, About China, China Travel Tips, Hong Kong Travel Guide, Explore Hong Kong,Hong Kong Tourism, Hong Kong Travel Video, Hong Kong Guide, Travel To Hong Kong, Hong Kong Hotels, Macau Tourism, Macau Tourist Attractions, Guangdong Travel, Explore Guangdong, Danxia Mountains, Unesco, National Parks, Danxia National Park, Lord Stow Bakery, Richard Bangs, Cathay Pacific, Hong Kong Tourism Board.
wn.com/Richard Bangs Presents Hong Kong, Macau Guangdong Travel Videos
Join Richard Bangs, world-renowned adventure travel host, as he
journeys to a trilogy of destinations - Hong Kong, Macau and China's Guangdong Province - to discover the ancient and contemporary expressions of harmony, a principle fundamental to Asian cultures worldwide. Check your local PBS listing for Richard Bangs' Adventures with Purpose: Quest for Harmony in Hong Kong, Macau and Guangdong.
Watch this amazing video on Hong Kong, Guangdong & Macau & plan your trip to Asia today!
Explore your own "Quest for Harmony" video at http://DiscoverHongKong.com/usa
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- published: 15 Mar 2012
- views: 8161
Top Tourist Attractions in Guangzhou: Travel Guide China
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:09
- Updated: 04 Apr 2016
- views: 3
Top Tourist Attractions in Guangzhou: Travel Guide China
Baiyun Shan, Beijing Road, Canton Tower, Chigang Pagoda, CITIC Plaza, CTF Finance Centre, Guangdong Pro...
Top Tourist Attractions in Guangzhou: Travel Guide China
Baiyun Shan, Beijing Road, Canton Tower, Chigang Pagoda, CITIC Plaza, CTF Finance Centre, Guangdong Provincial Museum, Guangxiao Temple, Guangzhou Opera House, Guangzhou Zoo, Happy Valley, Museum of the Mausoleum of the Nanyue King, Sacred Heart Cathedral, Shamian Island, South China Botanical Garden, Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall
wn.com/Top Tourist Attractions In Guangzhou Travel Guide China
Top Tourist Attractions in Guangzhou: Travel Guide China
Baiyun Shan, Beijing Road, Canton Tower, Chigang Pagoda, CITIC Plaza, CTF Finance Centre, Guangdong Provincial Museum, Guangxiao Temple, Guangzhou Opera House, Guangzhou Zoo, Happy Valley, Museum of the Mausoleum of the Nanyue King, Sacred Heart Cathedral, Shamian Island, South China Botanical Garden, Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall
- published: 04 Apr 2016
- views: 3
Guangdong Overview & Guangzhou: Most Prosperous & Dynamic Face of China
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:02
- Updated: 15 Mar 2012
- views: 24340
Situated in the Pearl River Delta, Guangdong Province is not only a thriving international business hub, but also an undiscovered pearl of China. Comparatively ...
Situated in the Pearl River Delta, Guangdong Province is not only a thriving international business hub, but also an undiscovered pearl of China. Comparatively few Americans have ventured as yet to this fascinating land of natural wonders.
Watch this amazing video on Guangdong & plan your trip to Asia today!
Explore your own "Quest for Harmony" video at http://DiscoverHongKong.com/usa
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wn.com/Guangdong Overview Guangzhou Most Prosperous Dynamic Face Of China
Situated in the Pearl River Delta, Guangdong Province is not only a thriving international business hub, but also an undiscovered pearl of China. Comparatively few Americans have ventured as yet to this fascinating land of natural wonders.
Watch this amazing video on Guangdong & plan your trip to Asia today!
Explore your own "Quest for Harmony" video at http://DiscoverHongKong.com/usa
Explore China, Trips To China, China Travel Guide, About China, China Travel Tips, Hong Kong Travel Guide, Explore Hong Kong,Hong Kong Tourism, Hong Kong Travel Video, Hong Kong Guide, Travel To Hong Kong, Hong Kong Hotels, Macau Tourism, Macau Tourist Attractions, Guangdong Travel, Explore Guangdong, Danxia Mountains, Unesco, National Parks, Danxia National Park, Lord Stow Bakery, Richard Bangs, Cathay Pacific, Hong Kong Tourism Board, Guangzhou.
- published: 15 Mar 2012
- views: 24340
Guangdong - The Official Guide
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:31
- Updated: 26 Aug 2015
- views: 63
Watch the official guide to Guangdong - A Taste of Guangdong, A Joy Forever - by Guangdong Tourism Bureau.
To enjoy Guangdong and all its wonderful sights, vis...
Watch the official guide to Guangdong - A Taste of Guangdong, A Joy Forever - by Guangdong Tourism Bureau.
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Watch the official guide to Guangdong - A Taste of Guangdong, A Joy Forever - by Guangdong Tourism Bureau.
To enjoy Guangdong and all its wonderful sights, visit http://www.jetbay.com/guangdong/?ref=youtube for promotions and offers.
Jetbay is the world's largest travel research and booking platform for China
- published: 26 Aug 2015
- views: 63
Guangdong's Danxia Mountains
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:52
- Updated: 15 Mar 2012
- views: 14869
A cruise up the Jinjiang River presents a stunning view of the fascinating stone formations unique to the Danxia Mountains. Chosen by UNESCO as a world heritag...
A cruise up the Jinjiang River presents a stunning view of the fascinating stone formations unique to the Danxia Mountains. Chosen by UNESCO as a world heritage site, China's world famous geopark offers a scenic wonderland. Explore a 105-acre Buddhist monastery including magnificent buildings and 690 statues at the Buddhist
Caverns. Hike the "Natural Ladder" at the spectacular Grand Canyon of China.
Watch this amazing video on The Danxia National Park & plan your trip to Asia today!
Explore your own "Quest for Harmony" video at http://DiscoverHongKong.com/usa
Explore China, Trips To China, China Travel Guide, About China, China Travel Tips, Hong Kong Travel Guide, Explore Hong Kong,Hong Kong Tourism, Hong Kong Travel Video, Hong Kong Guide, Travel To Hong Kong, Hong Kong Hotels, Macau Tourism, Macau Tourist Attractions, Guangdong Travel, Explore Guangdong, Danxia Mountains, Unesco, National Parks, Danxia National Park, Lord Stow Bakery, Richard Bangs, Cathay Pacific, Hong Kong Tourism Board.
wn.com/Guangdong's Danxia Mountains
A cruise up the Jinjiang River presents a stunning view of the fascinating stone formations unique to the Danxia Mountains. Chosen by UNESCO as a world heritage site, China's world famous geopark offers a scenic wonderland. Explore a 105-acre Buddhist monastery including magnificent buildings and 690 statues at the Buddhist
Caverns. Hike the "Natural Ladder" at the spectacular Grand Canyon of China.
Watch this amazing video on The Danxia National Park & plan your trip to Asia today!
Explore your own "Quest for Harmony" video at http://DiscoverHongKong.com/usa
Explore China, Trips To China, China Travel Guide, About China, China Travel Tips, Hong Kong Travel Guide, Explore Hong Kong,Hong Kong Tourism, Hong Kong Travel Video, Hong Kong Guide, Travel To Hong Kong, Hong Kong Hotels, Macau Tourism, Macau Tourist Attractions, Guangdong Travel, Explore Guangdong, Danxia Mountains, Unesco, National Parks, Danxia National Park, Lord Stow Bakery, Richard Bangs, Cathay Pacific, Hong Kong Tourism Board.
- published: 15 Mar 2012
- views: 14869
Richard Bangs' Begins Multi-Destination Asian Quest In Hong Kong, Macau & Guangdong
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:31
- Updated: 05 Apr 2012
- views: 6380
Journey with Richard Bangs to Hong Kong, Macau and China's Guangdong Province - to discover the ancient and contemporary expressions of harmony, a principle fun...
Journey with Richard Bangs to Hong Kong, Macau and China's Guangdong Province - to discover the ancient and contemporary expressions of harmony, a principle fundamental to Asian cultures worldwide.
Explore your own "Quest for Harmony" video at http://DiscoverHongKong.com/usa
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wn.com/Richard Bangs' Begins Multi Destination Asian Quest In Hong Kong, Macau Guangdong
Journey with Richard Bangs to Hong Kong, Macau and China's Guangdong Province - to discover the ancient and contemporary expressions of harmony, a principle fundamental to Asian cultures worldwide.
Explore your own "Quest for Harmony" video at http://DiscoverHongKong.com/usa
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- published: 05 Apr 2012
- views: 6380
Dongguan Guangdong
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:30
- Updated: 10 Oct 2008
- views: 250
http://www.Wentrip.com provides Dongguan Guangdong travel information, local news and Dongguan Guangdong guides to plan your trip.
http://www.Wentrip.com provides Dongguan Guangdong travel information, local news and Dongguan Guangdong guides to plan your trip.
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http://www.Wentrip.com provides Dongguan Guangdong travel information, local news and Dongguan Guangdong guides to plan your trip.
- published: 10 Oct 2008
- views: 250
June 2013, Guangdong travel
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:44
- Updated: 29 Jun 2013
- views: 275
June 2013, Guangdong travel
Title: 我是否也在你心中
( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M8dBM4OAMQM )
默默的等
mo mo de deng
等你在网络中
deng ni zai wang luo zhong
等你的心
deng...
June 2013, Guangdong travel
Title: 我是否也在你心中
( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M8dBM4OAMQM )
默默的等
mo mo de deng
等你在网络中
deng ni zai wang luo zhong
等你的心
deng ni de xin
每天把你梦
mei tian ba ni meng
难舍这份情
nan she zhe fen qing
难舍我的梦
nan she wo de meng
越等越冷
yue deng yue leng
越心痛
yue xin tong
无论风雨中
wu lun feng yu zhong
无论网络多冰冷
wu lun wang luo duo bing leng
我的心里早已把你深种
wo de xin li zao yi ba ni shen zhong
我问问雨
wo wen wen yu
我问问风
wo wen wen feng
我是否也在你梦中
wo shi fou ye zai ni meng zhong
我问问雨
wo wen wen yu
我问问风
wo wen wen feng
我是否也在你心中
wo shi fou ye zai ni xin zhong
默默的等
mo mo de deng
等你在网络中
deng ni zai wang luo zhong
等你的心
deng ni de xin
每天把你梦
mei tian ba ni meng
难舍这份情
nan she zhe fen qing
难舍我的梦
nan she wo de meng
越等越冷
yue deng yue leng
越心痛
yue xin tong
无论风雨中
wu lun feng yu zhong
无论网络多冰冷
wu lun wang luo duo bing leng
我的心里早已把你深种
wo de xin li zao yi ba ni shen zhong
我问问雨
wo wen wen yu
我问问风
wo wen wen feng
我是否也在你梦中
wo shi fou ye zai ni meng zhong
我问问雨
wo wen wen yu
我问问风
wo wen wen feng
我是否也在你心中
wo shi fou ye zai ni xin zhong
无论风雨中
wu lun feng yu zhong
无论网络多冰冷
wu lun wang luo duo bing leng
我的心里早已把你深种
wo de xin li zao yi ba ni shen zhong
我问问雨
wo wen wen yu
我问问风
wo wen wen feng
我是否也在你梦中
wo shi fou ye zai ni meng zhong
我问问雨
wo wen wen yu
我问问风
wo wen wen feng
我是否也在你心中
wo shi fou ye zai ni xin zhong
wn.com/June 2013, Guangdong Travel
June 2013, Guangdong travel
Title: 我是否也在你心中
( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M8dBM4OAMQM )
默默的等
mo mo de deng
等你在网络中
deng ni zai wang luo zhong
等你的心
deng ni de xin
每天把你梦
mei tian ba ni meng
难舍这份情
nan she zhe fen qing
难舍我的梦
nan she wo de meng
越等越冷
yue deng yue leng
越心痛
yue xin tong
无论风雨中
wu lun feng yu zhong
无论网络多冰冷
wu lun wang luo duo bing leng
我的心里早已把你深种
wo de xin li zao yi ba ni shen zhong
我问问雨
wo wen wen yu
我问问风
wo wen wen feng
我是否也在你梦中
wo shi fou ye zai ni meng zhong
我问问雨
wo wen wen yu
我问问风
wo wen wen feng
我是否也在你心中
wo shi fou ye zai ni xin zhong
默默的等
mo mo de deng
等你在网络中
deng ni zai wang luo zhong
等你的心
deng ni de xin
每天把你梦
mei tian ba ni meng
难舍这份情
nan she zhe fen qing
难舍我的梦
nan she wo de meng
越等越冷
yue deng yue leng
越心痛
yue xin tong
无论风雨中
wu lun feng yu zhong
无论网络多冰冷
wu lun wang luo duo bing leng
我的心里早已把你深种
wo de xin li zao yi ba ni shen zhong
我问问雨
wo wen wen yu
我问问风
wo wen wen feng
我是否也在你梦中
wo shi fou ye zai ni meng zhong
我问问雨
wo wen wen yu
我问问风
wo wen wen feng
我是否也在你心中
wo shi fou ye zai ni xin zhong
无论风雨中
wu lun feng yu zhong
无论网络多冰冷
wu lun wang luo duo bing leng
我的心里早已把你深种
wo de xin li zao yi ba ni shen zhong
我问问雨
wo wen wen yu
我问问风
wo wen wen feng
我是否也在你梦中
wo shi fou ye zai ni meng zhong
我问问雨
wo wen wen yu
我问问风
wo wen wen feng
我是否也在你心中
wo shi fou ye zai ni xin zhong
- published: 29 Jun 2013
- views: 275
Hong Kong Culinary Adventures: Cantonese Cuisine, "Wet Markets" & Fine Dining
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:40
- Updated: 15 Mar 2012
- views: 36001
When it comes to food, Hong Kong's culinary offerings are like Chinese opera—rich, colorful, and hypnotic. Cantonese cuisine prizes freshness above all, and "we...
When it comes to food, Hong Kong's culinary offerings are like Chinese opera—rich, colorful, and hypnotic. Cantonese cuisine prizes freshness above all, and "wet markets" spill throughout the city, unruly, individual, swelling with slithering, flopping, gyrating flavors.
Watch this amazing video on Hong Kong & plan your trip to Asia today!
Explore your own "Quest for Harmony" video at http://DiscoverHongKong.com/usa
Explore China, Trips To China, China Travel Guide, About China, China Travel Tips, Hong Kong Travel Guide, Explore Hong Kong,Hong Kong Tourism, Hong Kong Travel Video, Hong Kong Guide, Travel To Hong Kong, Hong Kong Hotels, Macau Tourism, Macau Tourist Attractions, Guangdong Travel, Explore Guangdong, Danxia Mountains, Unesco, National Parks, Danxia National Park, Lord Stow Bakery, Richard Bangs, Cathay Pacific, Hong Kong Tourism Board, Dim Sum, Wet Markets, Cantonese Cuisine, Fine Dining Hong Kong.
wn.com/Hong Kong Culinary Adventures Cantonese Cuisine, Wet Markets Fine Dining
When it comes to food, Hong Kong's culinary offerings are like Chinese opera—rich, colorful, and hypnotic. Cantonese cuisine prizes freshness above all, and "wet markets" spill throughout the city, unruly, individual, swelling with slithering, flopping, gyrating flavors.
Watch this amazing video on Hong Kong & plan your trip to Asia today!
Explore your own "Quest for Harmony" video at http://DiscoverHongKong.com/usa
Explore China, Trips To China, China Travel Guide, About China, China Travel Tips, Hong Kong Travel Guide, Explore Hong Kong,Hong Kong Tourism, Hong Kong Travel Video, Hong Kong Guide, Travel To Hong Kong, Hong Kong Hotels, Macau Tourism, Macau Tourist Attractions, Guangdong Travel, Explore Guangdong, Danxia Mountains, Unesco, National Parks, Danxia National Park, Lord Stow Bakery, Richard Bangs, Cathay Pacific, Hong Kong Tourism Board, Dim Sum, Wet Markets, Cantonese Cuisine, Fine Dining Hong Kong.
- published: 15 Mar 2012
- views: 36001
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Euroopan velkakriisi kiinalaisesta näkökulmasta. 郎咸平解释欧洲债务危机 (suomi sub/芬兰语字幕)
https://sulokiinas.wordpress.com/ (Finnish subtitles provided by Samuli Sulander) Euro crisis explained by Professor Lang Xianping. The show is part of Guangdong satellite TV series "Caijing Langyan" (财经郎眼) Finance and economy by Lang's eyes. Lang Xianping is probably the greatest Chinese economist of the modern history. -
Manufacturing at it`s best - China`s world of manufacturing
at least until the global financial crisis — there was no lack of places for migrants to work. Automobiles, petrochemicals, and electronics and information technology together account for over 40 percent of the economy in Guangdong. Major corporations like Apple, Sony, Motorola and Toshiba manufacture many of their products in Shenzhen. Guangzhou is one of the centers of the Chinese auto industry, and the big petrochemical multinationals — including Shell, Total, Du Pont, Exxon, et al. — operate in the city as well. And the list goes goes on and on. Migrant labor is what powers the export-led manufacturing empire. The wages of factory workers in Guangzhou are about one-twelfth of working-class wages in the United Kingdom. Not only do workers have few social rights, thanks to the exclusion... -
Guangdong
Guangdong (simplified Chinese: 广东; traditional Chinese: 廣東; pinyin: Guǎngdōng; Jyutping: gwong2 dung1) is a province on the South China Sea coast of the People's Republic of China. Guangdong is also known as Canton or Kwangtung in English. It surpassed Henan and Sichuan to become the most populous province in China in January 2005, registering 79.1 million permanent residents and 31 million migrants who lived in the province for at least six months of the year; the total population was 104,303,132 at the 2010 census, accounting for 7.79 percent of Mainland China's population. The provincial capital Guangzhou and economic hub Shenzhen are among the most populous and important cities in China. The population increase since the census has been modest, the province at 2013 end had 106,440,000 ... -
Regional and economic trends in China
China is no longer just an export-led economy; it is also driven by the domestic market. And there is so much more to China than just Beijing, Shanghai and Guangdong. How are the rising wages driving the "Made in China" manufacturers from coastal provinces to inland regions? In which province or city should you open your next operating office in? What are the factors you need to consider before making your next business investment decisions? This session will focus on the regional and economic trends in China and the opportunities and challenges they present to your business. Moderator: Robin Bew, Chief Economist and Editorial Director, Economist Intelligence Unit Panelists: • Manoj Vohra, Director, Custom Research Asia, Economist Intelligence Unit • Dr Liu Qian, Deputy D... -
Deng Xiaoping and the Opening of China
Perhaps no person in the 20th century affected more people or had a greater long-term impact on world history than Deng Xiaoping. Drawing from his latest book, Deng Xiaoping and the Transformation of China, award-winning social scientist Ezra Vogel argues that the economic reforms instituted by the Chinese leader resulted in more people rising out of poverty than in any other period. Presiding over unprecedented economic expansion and engagement with the West, but also the authoritarian crackdown in Tiananmen Square, Deng was single-minded in his drive to modernize his county. Called "a masterful new history of China's reform era" by the Washington Post, Vogel's 2011 accounting of the parallel rise of Deng and the world's second-biggest economy provides the basis of the lecture. Ezra F.... -
Guangxi Province and Guangdong Province | People's Republic of China, TVK Khmer News
Guangxi Province and Guangdong Province | People's Republic of China, TVK Khmer News Check out more videos on: http://www.ikomsan4all.blogspot.com Follow us on: Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/komsan4all Google Plus: https://plus.google.com/+Komsan4aLL/posts Face Book: https://www.facebook.com/komsan4all Twitter: https://twitter.com/Komsan4all YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/komsan4all PLEASE SUBSCRIBE, LIKE, COMMENT AND SHARE, IF YOU LIKE IT! Guangxi (Chinese: 广西; pronounced [kwàŋɕí]; Zhuang: Gvangjish), officially the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, is a Chinese autonomous region in South Central China, bordering Vietnam. Formerly a province, Guangxi became an autonomous region in 1958. Guangxi's location, in mountainous terrain in the far south of China, has placed it on ... -
How China became rich : Japanese business in Guangdong - NAKAI Yoshifumi
Speaker : NAKAI Yoshifumi (Gakushûin University) Moderator : Sylvie BEAUD (UMIFRE 19 - MFJ) Welcome to a drama set in the Chinese countryside. The main plot is simple: some poor people in Guangdong grow rich. The drama enjoys wide appeal because it is a true story. Guangdong province led the rapid economic growth that marked the 1990s. Shanghai and Shandong followed in the footsteps of Guangdong, and the drama came to have various versions. The main plot remained the same: some people in China became rich. However, although the drama still continues today, its background is not that simple. If you look at the details of what actually happened at that particular time and place, you may find that the drama has ended. The dream is over. You may find some sinister signs of decay: China is pay... -
China, Hong Kong & Taiwan: Economic & Political Systems, Investments (1997)
Hong Kong (Chinese: 香港, see Name section), alternatively known by its initials H.K., is a former British Colony and is currently a Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China, enclosed by the Pearl River Delta and South China Sea. Hong Kong is known for its expansive skyline and deep natural harbour, and with a land mass of 1,104 km2 (426 sq mi) and a population of over seven million people, is one of the most densely populated areas in the world. Hong Kong's population is 93.6% ethnic Chinese and 6.4% from other groups. Hong Kong's Cantonese-speaking majority originate mainly from the neighbouring Canton (now Guangdong) province, from which many of them fled to escape wars and Communist rule in China from the 1930s to the 1960s. Hong Kong became a colony of the Britis... -
The Gateway for Chinese Outbound Investment: Think Asia, Think Hong Kong (LA)
This seminar will help the US companies better understand the market environment of Chinese outbound investment, and the strong expertise of Hong Kong's services providers in enabling cross‐border deals, such as performing due diligence, merger and acquisition analyses, feasibility studies, risk assessments, financing and other related services. Organizers: Hong Kong Trade Development Council The Economic & Information Commission of Guangdong Province Think Asia, Think Hong Kong http://www.ThinkAsiaThinkHK.com/USA Opening Remarks: Raymond Yip Assistant Executive Director, Hong Kong Trade Development Council Qi Zhenli Counsel, The Economic & Information Commission of Guangdong Province Moderator: Clayton Dube Executive Director, USC US-China Institute Speakers: James Sun Chairman... -
Slovensko-kitajski poslovni forum
China is the world's second biggest economy with a nominal GNP of 10 trillion USD in 2014. With regard to Purchasing Power Parity, China has toppled the United States to become the largest economy, with more than 17 trillion of international dollars. In 2015 the amount of Chinese outward investment is, for the first time in modern history, greater than foreign investment in China; outward investment reached 116 billion USD and is expected to grow more than 10% over the next 5 years. Currently only 6% of the total amount of Chinese outward investment is in Europe, although China became the biggest investor in Germany in 2014. The Slovenian and Chinese governments have signed a trade agreement. Annual growth of the Chinese economy in 2015 is expected to show an increase of 6.8% in GNP. Ave...
Euroopan velkakriisi kiinalaisesta näkökulmasta. 郎咸平解释欧洲债务危机 (suomi sub/芬兰语字幕)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 36:41
- Updated: 28 Feb 2016
- views: 404
https://sulokiinas.wordpress.com/
(Finnish subtitles provided by Samuli Sulander)
Euro crisis explained by Professor Lang Xianping. The show is part of Guangdo...
https://sulokiinas.wordpress.com/
(Finnish subtitles provided by Samuli Sulander)
Euro crisis explained by Professor Lang Xianping. The show is part of Guangdong satellite TV series "Caijing Langyan" (财经郎眼) Finance and economy by Lang's eyes. Lang Xianping is probably the greatest Chinese economist of the modern history.
wn.com/Euroopan Velkakriisi Kiinalaisesta Näkökulmasta. 郎咸平解释欧洲债务危机 (Suomi Sub 芬兰语字幕)
https://sulokiinas.wordpress.com/
(Finnish subtitles provided by Samuli Sulander)
Euro crisis explained by Professor Lang Xianping. The show is part of Guangdong satellite TV series "Caijing Langyan" (财经郎眼) Finance and economy by Lang's eyes. Lang Xianping is probably the greatest Chinese economist of the modern history.
- published: 28 Feb 2016
- views: 404
Manufacturing at it`s best - China`s world of manufacturing
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 44:59
- Updated: 21 Mar 2016
- views: 3
at least until the global financial crisis — there was no lack of places for migrants to work. Automobiles, petrochemicals, and electronics and information tech...
at least until the global financial crisis — there was no lack of places for migrants to work. Automobiles, petrochemicals, and electronics and information technology together account for over 40 percent of the economy in Guangdong. Major corporations like Apple, Sony, Motorola and Toshiba manufacture many of their products in Shenzhen. Guangzhou is one of the centers of the Chinese auto industry, and the big petrochemical multinationals — including Shell, Total, Du Pont, Exxon, et al. — operate in the city as well. And the list goes goes on and on.
Migrant labor is what powers the export-led manufacturing empire. The wages of factory workers in Guangzhou are about one-twelfth of working-class wages in the United Kingdom. Not only do workers have few social rights, thanks to the exclusion and segregation institutionalized by the hukou household registration system; in practice they also have few labor rights, since employers often abuse the existing legal protections. And since the migrant labor force is seldom organized, workers struggle alone against injustice and exploitation. Some see no way out, and some find the most tragic way out. …
In 1988, the Hon Hai Precision Industry Company, Ltd., commonly known as Foxconn Technology Group, the world’s biggest manufacturer of electronics components and a major supplier to Apple, opened its largest plant in Shenzhen. There, in addition to components for the iPod, iPad and iPhone, Foxconn produces motherboards for Intel and parts for the Sony PlayStation, Nintendo Wii and Amazon Kindle, among others. In the summer of 2009 Foxconn also produced notorious headlines when one of its employees, Sun Danyong, a 25-year-old engineer from Yunnan province, jumped to his death from his 12th-floor apartment apparently, according to the China Labour Bulletin, “after management accused him of stealing an iPhone prototype.” 3 Foxconn made headlines again in 2010, when 14 workers committed suicide, followed by three more in 2011. …
Southern Weekend, a newspaper in Guangzhou, sent the reporter Liu Zhiyi to work undercover at Foxconn for 28 days. He reported grim working conditions and a harsh labor regime. Employees were compelled to work long hours with short breaks to sleep and eat; they were required to sign a “voluntary overtime affidavit,” relinquishing the right to keep their overtime to the 36-hour legal limit; but wages were so low they had to work a lot of overtime to make ends meet. Alarmingly, many migrant workers believed they weren’t likely to find better conditions elsewhere in the region generally. …
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at least until the global financial crisis — there was no lack of places for migrants to work. Automobiles, petrochemicals, and electronics and information technology together account for over 40 percent of the economy in Guangdong. Major corporations like Apple, Sony, Motorola and Toshiba manufacture many of their products in Shenzhen. Guangzhou is one of the centers of the Chinese auto industry, and the big petrochemical multinationals — including Shell, Total, Du Pont, Exxon, et al. — operate in the city as well. And the list goes goes on and on.
Migrant labor is what powers the export-led manufacturing empire. The wages of factory workers in Guangzhou are about one-twelfth of working-class wages in the United Kingdom. Not only do workers have few social rights, thanks to the exclusion and segregation institutionalized by the hukou household registration system; in practice they also have few labor rights, since employers often abuse the existing legal protections. And since the migrant labor force is seldom organized, workers struggle alone against injustice and exploitation. Some see no way out, and some find the most tragic way out. …
In 1988, the Hon Hai Precision Industry Company, Ltd., commonly known as Foxconn Technology Group, the world’s biggest manufacturer of electronics components and a major supplier to Apple, opened its largest plant in Shenzhen. There, in addition to components for the iPod, iPad and iPhone, Foxconn produces motherboards for Intel and parts for the Sony PlayStation, Nintendo Wii and Amazon Kindle, among others. In the summer of 2009 Foxconn also produced notorious headlines when one of its employees, Sun Danyong, a 25-year-old engineer from Yunnan province, jumped to his death from his 12th-floor apartment apparently, according to the China Labour Bulletin, “after management accused him of stealing an iPhone prototype.” 3 Foxconn made headlines again in 2010, when 14 workers committed suicide, followed by three more in 2011. …
Southern Weekend, a newspaper in Guangzhou, sent the reporter Liu Zhiyi to work undercover at Foxconn for 28 days. He reported grim working conditions and a harsh labor regime. Employees were compelled to work long hours with short breaks to sleep and eat; they were required to sign a “voluntary overtime affidavit,” relinquishing the right to keep their overtime to the 36-hour legal limit; but wages were so low they had to work a lot of overtime to make ends meet. Alarmingly, many migrant workers believed they weren’t likely to find better conditions elsewhere in the region generally. …
- published: 21 Mar 2016
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Guangdong
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- Duration: 23:55
- Updated: 14 Aug 2014
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Guangdong (simplified Chinese: 广东; traditional Chinese: 廣東; pinyin: Guǎngdōng; Jyutping: gwong2 dung1) is a province on the South China Sea coast of the People'...
Guangdong (simplified Chinese: 广东; traditional Chinese: 廣東; pinyin: Guǎngdōng; Jyutping: gwong2 dung1) is a province on the South China Sea coast of the People's Republic of China. Guangdong is also known as Canton or Kwangtung in English. It surpassed Henan and Sichuan to become the most populous province in China in January 2005, registering 79.1 million permanent residents and 31 million migrants who lived in the province for at least six months of the year; the total population was 104,303,132 at the 2010 census, accounting for 7.79 percent of Mainland China's population. The provincial capital Guangzhou and economic hub Shenzhen are among the most populous and important cities in China. The population increase since the census has been modest, the province at 2013 end had 106,440,000 people.
Since 1989 Guangdong has topped the total GDP rankings among all provincial-level divisions, with Jiangsu and Shandong second and third in rank. According to state statistics, Guangdong's GDP in 2011 reached CNY 5,267 billion, or USD 815.53 billion, making its economy roughly the same size as Netherlands. Furthermore, its 2011 nominal GDP is well over half of India's using 2012 exchange rates. Guangdong has the fourth highest GDP per capita among all provinces of mainland China, after Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Liaoning. The province contributes approximately 12 percent of the PRC's national economic output, and is home to the production facilities and offices of a wide-ranging set of multinational and Chinese corporations. Guangdong also hosts the largest Import and Export fair in China called the Canton Fair in Guangdong's capital city Guangzhou.
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Guangdong (simplified Chinese: 广东; traditional Chinese: 廣東; pinyin: Guǎngdōng; Jyutping: gwong2 dung1) is a province on the South China Sea coast of the People's Republic of China. Guangdong is also known as Canton or Kwangtung in English. It surpassed Henan and Sichuan to become the most populous province in China in January 2005, registering 79.1 million permanent residents and 31 million migrants who lived in the province for at least six months of the year; the total population was 104,303,132 at the 2010 census, accounting for 7.79 percent of Mainland China's population. The provincial capital Guangzhou and economic hub Shenzhen are among the most populous and important cities in China. The population increase since the census has been modest, the province at 2013 end had 106,440,000 people.
Since 1989 Guangdong has topped the total GDP rankings among all provincial-level divisions, with Jiangsu and Shandong second and third in rank. According to state statistics, Guangdong's GDP in 2011 reached CNY 5,267 billion, or USD 815.53 billion, making its economy roughly the same size as Netherlands. Furthermore, its 2011 nominal GDP is well over half of India's using 2012 exchange rates. Guangdong has the fourth highest GDP per capita among all provinces of mainland China, after Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Liaoning. The province contributes approximately 12 percent of the PRC's national economic output, and is home to the production facilities and offices of a wide-ranging set of multinational and Chinese corporations. Guangdong also hosts the largest Import and Export fair in China called the Canton Fair in Guangdong's capital city Guangzhou.
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- published: 14 Aug 2014
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Regional and economic trends in China
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- Duration: 27:56
- Updated: 18 May 2012
- views: 398
China is no longer just an export-led economy; it is also driven by the domestic market. And there is so much more to China than just Beijing, Shanghai and Guan...
China is no longer just an export-led economy; it is also driven by the domestic market. And there is so much more to China than just Beijing, Shanghai and Guangdong.
How are the rising wages driving the "Made in China" manufacturers from coastal provinces to inland regions? In which province or city should you open your next operating office in? What are the factors you need to consider before making your next business investment decisions? This session will focus on the regional and economic trends in China and the opportunities and challenges they present to your business.
Moderator: Robin Bew, Chief Economist and Editorial Director, Economist Intelligence Unit
Panelists:
• Manoj Vohra, Director, Custom Research Asia, Economist Intelligence Unit
• Dr Liu Qian, Deputy Director, China Forecasting Service, Economist Intelligence Unit
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China is no longer just an export-led economy; it is also driven by the domestic market. And there is so much more to China than just Beijing, Shanghai and Guangdong.
How are the rising wages driving the "Made in China" manufacturers from coastal provinces to inland regions? In which province or city should you open your next operating office in? What are the factors you need to consider before making your next business investment decisions? This session will focus on the regional and economic trends in China and the opportunities and challenges they present to your business.
Moderator: Robin Bew, Chief Economist and Editorial Director, Economist Intelligence Unit
Panelists:
• Manoj Vohra, Director, Custom Research Asia, Economist Intelligence Unit
• Dr Liu Qian, Deputy Director, China Forecasting Service, Economist Intelligence Unit
- published: 18 May 2012
- views: 398
Deng Xiaoping and the Opening of China
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- Duration: 89:04
- Updated: 12 Apr 2012
- views: 5718
Perhaps no person in the 20th century affected more people or had a greater long-term impact on world history than Deng Xiaoping. Drawing from his latest book, ...
Perhaps no person in the 20th century affected more people or had a greater long-term impact on world history than Deng Xiaoping. Drawing from his latest book, Deng Xiaoping and the Transformation of China, award-winning social scientist Ezra Vogel argues that the economic reforms instituted by the Chinese leader resulted in more people rising out of poverty than in any other period. Presiding over unprecedented economic expansion and engagement with the West, but also the authoritarian crackdown in Tiananmen Square, Deng was single-minded in his drive to modernize his county. Called "a masterful new history of China's reform era" by the Washington Post, Vogel's 2011 accounting of the parallel rise of Deng and the world's second-biggest economy provides the basis of the lecture.
Ezra F. Vogel is the Henry Ford II Professor of the Social Sciences Emeritus at Harvard. After graduating from Ohio Wesleyan in 1950 and serving two years in the U.S. Army, he studied sociology in the Department of Social Relations at Harvard, receiving his Ph.D. in 1958. He then went to Japan for two years to study the Japanese language and conduct research interviews with middle-class families. In 1960-1961 he was assistant professor at Yale University and from 1961-1964 a post-doctoral fellow at Harvard, studying Chinese language and history. He remained at Harvard, becoming lecturer in 1964 and, in 1967, professor. He retired from teaching on June 30, 2000.
Vogel succeeded John Fairbank to become the second Director (1972-1977) of Harvard's East Asian Research Center and Chairman of the Council for East Asian Studies (1977-1980). He was Director of the Program on U.S.-Japan Relations at the Center for International Affairs (1980-1987) and, since 1987, Honorary Director. He was Chairman of the undergraduate concentration in East Asian Studies from its inception in 1972 until 1991. He was Director of the Fairbank Center (1995-1999) and the first Director of the Asia Center (1997-1999). Vogel was Chairman of the Harvard Committee to Welcome President Jiang Zemin (1998). He has also served as Co-director of the Asia Foundation Task Force on East Asian Policy Recommendations for the New Administration (2001).
Drawing on his original field work in Japan, he wrote Japan's New Middle Class (1963). A book based on several years of interviewing and reading materials from China, Canton Under Communism (1969), won the Harvard University Press faculty book of the year award. The Japanese edition of his book Japan as Number One: Lessons for America (1979) is the all-time best-seller in Japan of non-fiction by a Western author. In Comeback (1988), he suggested things America might do to respond to the Japanese challenge. He spent eight months in 1987, at the invitation of the Guangdong Provincial Government, studying the economic and social progress of the province since it took the lead in pioneering economic reform in 1978. The results are reported in One Step Ahead in China: Guangdong Under Reform (1989). His Reischauer Lectures were published in The Four Little Dragons: The Spread of Industrialization in East Asia (1991). His most recent publication is Is Japan Still Number One? (2000). He has visited East Asia every summer since 1958 and has spent a total of over six years in Asia.
Vogel has received honorary degrees from Kwansei Gakuin (Japan), the Monterrey Institute, the Universities of Maryland, Massachusetts (Lowell), Wittenberg, Bowling Green, Albion, Ohio Wesleyan, Chinese University (Hong Kong) and Yamaguchi University (Japan). He received The Japan Foundation Prize in 1996 and the Japan Society Prize in 1998. He has lectured frequently in Asia, in both Chinese and Japanese.
From fall 1993 to fall 1995, Vogel took a two-year leave of absence from Harvard to serve as the National Intelligence Officer for East Asia at the National Intelligence Council in Washington. He directed the American Assembly on China in November 1996 and the Joint Chinese-American Assembly between China and the United States in 1998.
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Perhaps no person in the 20th century affected more people or had a greater long-term impact on world history than Deng Xiaoping. Drawing from his latest book, Deng Xiaoping and the Transformation of China, award-winning social scientist Ezra Vogel argues that the economic reforms instituted by the Chinese leader resulted in more people rising out of poverty than in any other period. Presiding over unprecedented economic expansion and engagement with the West, but also the authoritarian crackdown in Tiananmen Square, Deng was single-minded in his drive to modernize his county. Called "a masterful new history of China's reform era" by the Washington Post, Vogel's 2011 accounting of the parallel rise of Deng and the world's second-biggest economy provides the basis of the lecture.
Ezra F. Vogel is the Henry Ford II Professor of the Social Sciences Emeritus at Harvard. After graduating from Ohio Wesleyan in 1950 and serving two years in the U.S. Army, he studied sociology in the Department of Social Relations at Harvard, receiving his Ph.D. in 1958. He then went to Japan for two years to study the Japanese language and conduct research interviews with middle-class families. In 1960-1961 he was assistant professor at Yale University and from 1961-1964 a post-doctoral fellow at Harvard, studying Chinese language and history. He remained at Harvard, becoming lecturer in 1964 and, in 1967, professor. He retired from teaching on June 30, 2000.
Vogel succeeded John Fairbank to become the second Director (1972-1977) of Harvard's East Asian Research Center and Chairman of the Council for East Asian Studies (1977-1980). He was Director of the Program on U.S.-Japan Relations at the Center for International Affairs (1980-1987) and, since 1987, Honorary Director. He was Chairman of the undergraduate concentration in East Asian Studies from its inception in 1972 until 1991. He was Director of the Fairbank Center (1995-1999) and the first Director of the Asia Center (1997-1999). Vogel was Chairman of the Harvard Committee to Welcome President Jiang Zemin (1998). He has also served as Co-director of the Asia Foundation Task Force on East Asian Policy Recommendations for the New Administration (2001).
Drawing on his original field work in Japan, he wrote Japan's New Middle Class (1963). A book based on several years of interviewing and reading materials from China, Canton Under Communism (1969), won the Harvard University Press faculty book of the year award. The Japanese edition of his book Japan as Number One: Lessons for America (1979) is the all-time best-seller in Japan of non-fiction by a Western author. In Comeback (1988), he suggested things America might do to respond to the Japanese challenge. He spent eight months in 1987, at the invitation of the Guangdong Provincial Government, studying the economic and social progress of the province since it took the lead in pioneering economic reform in 1978. The results are reported in One Step Ahead in China: Guangdong Under Reform (1989). His Reischauer Lectures were published in The Four Little Dragons: The Spread of Industrialization in East Asia (1991). His most recent publication is Is Japan Still Number One? (2000). He has visited East Asia every summer since 1958 and has spent a total of over six years in Asia.
Vogel has received honorary degrees from Kwansei Gakuin (Japan), the Monterrey Institute, the Universities of Maryland, Massachusetts (Lowell), Wittenberg, Bowling Green, Albion, Ohio Wesleyan, Chinese University (Hong Kong) and Yamaguchi University (Japan). He received The Japan Foundation Prize in 1996 and the Japan Society Prize in 1998. He has lectured frequently in Asia, in both Chinese and Japanese.
From fall 1993 to fall 1995, Vogel took a two-year leave of absence from Harvard to serve as the National Intelligence Officer for East Asia at the National Intelligence Council in Washington. He directed the American Assembly on China in November 1996 and the Joint Chinese-American Assembly between China and the United States in 1998.
- published: 12 Apr 2012
- views: 5718
Guangxi Province and Guangdong Province | People's Republic of China, TVK Khmer News
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- Duration: 38:10
- Updated: 24 Nov 2015
- views: 46
Guangxi Province and Guangdong Province | People's Republic of China, TVK Khmer News
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Guangxi (Chinese: 广西; pronounced [kwàŋɕí]; Zhuang: Gvangjish), officially the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, is a Chinese autonomous region in South Central China, bordering Vietnam. Formerly a province, Guangxi became an autonomous region in 1958.
Guangxi's location, in mountainous terrain in the far south of China, has placed it on the frontier of Chinese civilization throughout much of China's history. The current name "Guang" means "expanse" and has been associated with the region since the creation of Guang Prefecture in 226 AD. It was given provincial level status during the Yuan dynasty, but even into the 20th century it was considered an open, wild territory.
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Guangdong (simplified Chinese: 广东; traditional Chinese: 廣東; pinyin: Guǎngdōng; Jyutping: gwong2 dung1) is a province on the South China Sea coast of the People's Republic of China. Formerly known as Canton or Kwangtung in English, Guangdong surpassed Henan and Sichuan to become the most populous province in China in January 2005, registering 79.1 million permanent residents and 31 million migrants who lived in the province for at least six months of the year;[5][6] the total population was 104,303,132 in the 2010 census, accounting for 7.79 percent of Mainland China's population.[7] The provincial capital Guangzhou and economic hub Shenzhen are among the most populous and important cities in China. The population increase since the census has been modest, the province at 2013 end had 106,440,000 people.
More Info: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guangdong
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Guangxi (Chinese: 广西; pronounced [kwàŋɕí]; Zhuang: Gvangjish), officially the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, is a Chinese autonomous region in South Central China, bordering Vietnam. Formerly a province, Guangxi became an autonomous region in 1958.
Guangxi's location, in mountainous terrain in the far south of China, has placed it on the frontier of Chinese civilization throughout much of China's history. The current name "Guang" means "expanse" and has been associated with the region since the creation of Guang Prefecture in 226 AD. It was given provincial level status during the Yuan dynasty, but even into the 20th century it was considered an open, wild territory.
More Info: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guangxi
Guangdong (simplified Chinese: 广东; traditional Chinese: 廣東; pinyin: Guǎngdōng; Jyutping: gwong2 dung1) is a province on the South China Sea coast of the People's Republic of China. Formerly known as Canton or Kwangtung in English, Guangdong surpassed Henan and Sichuan to become the most populous province in China in January 2005, registering 79.1 million permanent residents and 31 million migrants who lived in the province for at least six months of the year;[5][6] the total population was 104,303,132 in the 2010 census, accounting for 7.79 percent of Mainland China's population.[7] The provincial capital Guangzhou and economic hub Shenzhen are among the most populous and important cities in China. The population increase since the census has been modest, the province at 2013 end had 106,440,000 people.
More Info: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guangdong
- published: 24 Nov 2015
- views: 46
How China became rich : Japanese business in Guangdong - NAKAI Yoshifumi
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- Duration: 90:17
- Updated: 19 May 2016
- views: 1
Speaker : NAKAI Yoshifumi (Gakushûin University)
Moderator : Sylvie BEAUD (UMIFRE 19 - MFJ)
Welcome to a drama set in the Chinese countryside. The main plot is...
Speaker : NAKAI Yoshifumi (Gakushûin University)
Moderator : Sylvie BEAUD (UMIFRE 19 - MFJ)
Welcome to a drama set in the Chinese countryside. The main plot is simple: some poor people in Guangdong grow rich. The drama enjoys wide appeal because it is a true story. Guangdong province led the rapid economic growth that marked the 1990s. Shanghai and Shandong followed in the footsteps of Guangdong, and the drama came to have various versions. The main plot remained the same: some people in China became rich. However, although the drama still continues today, its background is not that simple. If you look at the details of what actually happened at that particular time and place, you may find that the drama has ended. The dream is over. You may find some sinister signs of decay: China is paying the price of its miraculous economic growth. “If you’re riding a tiger, it’s hard to get off.”
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Speaker : NAKAI Yoshifumi (Gakushûin University)
Moderator : Sylvie BEAUD (UMIFRE 19 - MFJ)
Welcome to a drama set in the Chinese countryside. The main plot is simple: some poor people in Guangdong grow rich. The drama enjoys wide appeal because it is a true story. Guangdong province led the rapid economic growth that marked the 1990s. Shanghai and Shandong followed in the footsteps of Guangdong, and the drama came to have various versions. The main plot remained the same: some people in China became rich. However, although the drama still continues today, its background is not that simple. If you look at the details of what actually happened at that particular time and place, you may find that the drama has ended. The dream is over. You may find some sinister signs of decay: China is paying the price of its miraculous economic growth. “If you’re riding a tiger, it’s hard to get off.”
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Co.Org : CCI France Japon
- published: 19 May 2016
- views: 1
China, Hong Kong & Taiwan: Economic & Political Systems, Investments (1997)
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- Duration: 54:56
- Updated: 30 Sep 2014
- views: 353
Hong Kong (Chinese: 香港, see Name section), alternatively known by its initials H.K., is a former British Colony and is currently a Special Administrative Region...
Hong Kong (Chinese: 香港, see Name section), alternatively known by its initials H.K., is a former British Colony and is currently a Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China, enclosed by the Pearl River Delta and South China Sea. Hong Kong is known for its expansive skyline and deep natural harbour, and with a land mass of 1,104 km2 (426 sq mi) and a population of over seven million people, is one of the most densely populated areas in the world. Hong Kong's population is 93.6% ethnic Chinese and 6.4% from other groups. Hong Kong's Cantonese-speaking majority originate mainly from the neighbouring Canton (now Guangdong) province, from which many of them fled to escape wars and Communist rule in China from the 1930s to the 1960s.
Hong Kong became a colony of the British Empire after the First Opium War (1839–42). Hong Kong Island was first ceded to the UK in perpetuity, followed by Kowloon Peninsula in 1860 and then the New Territories was put under lease in 1898. It was occupied by Japan during the Pacific War (1941–45), after which the British resumed control until 1997, when China resumed sovereignty.[15][16] The region espoused minimum government intervention under the ethos of positive non-interventionism during the colonial era.[17] The time period greatly influenced the current culture of Hong Kong, often described as "East meets West",[18] and the educational system, which used to loosely follow the system in England[19] until reforms implemented in 2009.[20]
On 1 July 1997, Hong Kong became the first Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China, under the principle of "one country, two systems" (the other, Macau, attained that status in December 1999). It has a different political system from mainland China.[21] Hong Kong's independent judiciary functions under the common law framework.[22][23] The Hong Kong Basic Law (its constitutional document) governs its political system, and stipulates that Hong Kong shall have a high degree of autonomy in all matters except foreign relations and military defence.[24][25] Although it has a burgeoning multi-party system, a small-circle electorate controls half of its legislature, which led to it being classified a semi-authoritarian regime[26] with highly suppressed political rights. The head of the government, the Chief Executive of Hong Kong, is chosen by an Election Committee of 400 to 1,200 members, a situation that will be in effect during the first 20 years of Chinese rule.[27][28][29]
Hong Kong is a world city. It is one of the Alpha+ cities. As Hong Kong ranks the third most important leading international financial centre, after London and New York City, Hong Kong has a major capitalist service economy characterised by low taxation and free trade, and the currency, Hong Kong dollar, is the eighth most traded currency in the world.[30] The lack of space caused demand for denser constructions, which developed the city to a centre for modern architecture and the world's most vertical city.[31][32] Hong Kong has one of the highest per capita incomes in the world but also the highest income inequality among advanced economies.[5] The dense space has also led to a highly developed transportation network with the public transport travelling rate exceeding 90 percent,[33] the highest in the world.[34] Hong Kong has numerous high international rankings in various aspects, such as its economic freedom, financial and economic competitiveness,[35] quality of life, corruption perception,[36] Human Development Index are all ranked highly. According to estimates from both UN and WHO, Hong Kong had the longest life expectancy of any region in the world in 2012.[37] However, air pollution and smog is a serious problem[38] with loose emission standards compared to other advanced economies.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hong_kong
Taiwan (Listeni/ˌtaɪˈwɑːn/ Chinese: 臺灣 or 台灣; pinyin: Táiwān; see below), officially the Republic of China (ROC; Chinese: 中華民國; pinyin: Zhōnghuá Mínguó), is a state in East Asia. The Republic of China, originally based in mainland China, now governs the island of Taiwan, which makes up over 99% of its territory,[f] as well as Penghu, Kinmen, Matsu, and other minor islands. Neighboring states include the People's Republic of China to the west, Japan to the east and northeast, and the Philippines to the south. Taipei is the seat of the central government.[2] New Taipei, encompassing the metropolitan area surrounding Taipei proper, is the most populous city.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taiwan
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Hong Kong (Chinese: 香港, see Name section), alternatively known by its initials H.K., is a former British Colony and is currently a Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China, enclosed by the Pearl River Delta and South China Sea. Hong Kong is known for its expansive skyline and deep natural harbour, and with a land mass of 1,104 km2 (426 sq mi) and a population of over seven million people, is one of the most densely populated areas in the world. Hong Kong's population is 93.6% ethnic Chinese and 6.4% from other groups. Hong Kong's Cantonese-speaking majority originate mainly from the neighbouring Canton (now Guangdong) province, from which many of them fled to escape wars and Communist rule in China from the 1930s to the 1960s.
Hong Kong became a colony of the British Empire after the First Opium War (1839–42). Hong Kong Island was first ceded to the UK in perpetuity, followed by Kowloon Peninsula in 1860 and then the New Territories was put under lease in 1898. It was occupied by Japan during the Pacific War (1941–45), after which the British resumed control until 1997, when China resumed sovereignty.[15][16] The region espoused minimum government intervention under the ethos of positive non-interventionism during the colonial era.[17] The time period greatly influenced the current culture of Hong Kong, often described as "East meets West",[18] and the educational system, which used to loosely follow the system in England[19] until reforms implemented in 2009.[20]
On 1 July 1997, Hong Kong became the first Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China, under the principle of "one country, two systems" (the other, Macau, attained that status in December 1999). It has a different political system from mainland China.[21] Hong Kong's independent judiciary functions under the common law framework.[22][23] The Hong Kong Basic Law (its constitutional document) governs its political system, and stipulates that Hong Kong shall have a high degree of autonomy in all matters except foreign relations and military defence.[24][25] Although it has a burgeoning multi-party system, a small-circle electorate controls half of its legislature, which led to it being classified a semi-authoritarian regime[26] with highly suppressed political rights. The head of the government, the Chief Executive of Hong Kong, is chosen by an Election Committee of 400 to 1,200 members, a situation that will be in effect during the first 20 years of Chinese rule.[27][28][29]
Hong Kong is a world city. It is one of the Alpha+ cities. As Hong Kong ranks the third most important leading international financial centre, after London and New York City, Hong Kong has a major capitalist service economy characterised by low taxation and free trade, and the currency, Hong Kong dollar, is the eighth most traded currency in the world.[30] The lack of space caused demand for denser constructions, which developed the city to a centre for modern architecture and the world's most vertical city.[31][32] Hong Kong has one of the highest per capita incomes in the world but also the highest income inequality among advanced economies.[5] The dense space has also led to a highly developed transportation network with the public transport travelling rate exceeding 90 percent,[33] the highest in the world.[34] Hong Kong has numerous high international rankings in various aspects, such as its economic freedom, financial and economic competitiveness,[35] quality of life, corruption perception,[36] Human Development Index are all ranked highly. According to estimates from both UN and WHO, Hong Kong had the longest life expectancy of any region in the world in 2012.[37] However, air pollution and smog is a serious problem[38] with loose emission standards compared to other advanced economies.
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Taiwan (Listeni/ˌtaɪˈwɑːn/ Chinese: 臺灣 or 台灣; pinyin: Táiwān; see below), officially the Republic of China (ROC; Chinese: 中華民國; pinyin: Zhōnghuá Mínguó), is a state in East Asia. The Republic of China, originally based in mainland China, now governs the island of Taiwan, which makes up over 99% of its territory,[f] as well as Penghu, Kinmen, Matsu, and other minor islands. Neighboring states include the People's Republic of China to the west, Japan to the east and northeast, and the Philippines to the south. Taipei is the seat of the central government.[2] New Taipei, encompassing the metropolitan area surrounding Taipei proper, is the most populous city.
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The Gateway for Chinese Outbound Investment: Think Asia, Think Hong Kong (LA)
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This seminar will help the US companies better understand the market environment of Chinese outbound investment, and the strong expertise of Hong Kong's service...
This seminar will help the US companies better understand the market environment of Chinese outbound investment, and the strong expertise of Hong Kong's services providers in enabling cross‐border deals, such as performing due diligence, merger and acquisition analyses, feasibility studies, risk assessments, financing and other related services.
Organizers:
Hong Kong Trade Development Council
The Economic & Information Commission of Guangdong Province
Think Asia, Think Hong Kong
http://www.ThinkAsiaThinkHK.com/USA
Opening Remarks:
Raymond Yip
Assistant Executive Director, Hong Kong Trade Development Council
Qi Zhenli
Counsel, The Economic & Information Commission of Guangdong Province
Moderator:
Clayton Dube
Executive Director, USC US-China Institute
Speakers:
James Sun
Chairman, The American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong;
Managing Director, Charles Schwab HK Ltd
(Speech Powerpoint: http://www.thinkasiathinkhk.com/usa/download/info_programme/thematic_sessions/session1_gateway/james_sun.pdf)
Dieter Yih, JP
Immediate Past President, The Law Society of Hong Kong;
Partner, Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy LLP
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Charles Chan
Chairman and CEO, Crowe Horwath (HK) CPA Ltd
Sharing from Representatives of Guangdong Enterprises
Liu Yongpeng
Chairman, Zhaoqing Beryl Electronic Co Ltd
Wang Zhu
Deputy General Manager, Guangdong Kito Ceramics Co Ltd
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This seminar will help the US companies better understand the market environment of Chinese outbound investment, and the strong expertise of Hong Kong's services providers in enabling cross‐border deals, such as performing due diligence, merger and acquisition analyses, feasibility studies, risk assessments, financing and other related services.
Organizers:
Hong Kong Trade Development Council
The Economic & Information Commission of Guangdong Province
Think Asia, Think Hong Kong
http://www.ThinkAsiaThinkHK.com/USA
Opening Remarks:
Raymond Yip
Assistant Executive Director, Hong Kong Trade Development Council
Qi Zhenli
Counsel, The Economic & Information Commission of Guangdong Province
Moderator:
Clayton Dube
Executive Director, USC US-China Institute
Speakers:
James Sun
Chairman, The American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong;
Managing Director, Charles Schwab HK Ltd
(Speech Powerpoint: http://www.thinkasiathinkhk.com/usa/download/info_programme/thematic_sessions/session1_gateway/james_sun.pdf)
Dieter Yih, JP
Immediate Past President, The Law Society of Hong Kong;
Partner, Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy LLP
(Speech Powerpoint: http://www.thinkasiathinkhk.com/usa/download/info_programme/thematic_sessions/session1_gateway/dieter_yih.pdf)
Charles Chan
Chairman and CEO, Crowe Horwath (HK) CPA Ltd
Sharing from Representatives of Guangdong Enterprises
Liu Yongpeng
Chairman, Zhaoqing Beryl Electronic Co Ltd
Wang Zhu
Deputy General Manager, Guangdong Kito Ceramics Co Ltd
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China is the world's second biggest economy with a nominal GNP of 10 trillion USD in 2014. With regard to Purchasing Power Parity, China has toppled the United ...
China is the world's second biggest economy with a nominal GNP of 10 trillion USD in 2014. With regard to Purchasing Power Parity, China has toppled the United States to become the largest economy, with more than 17 trillion of international dollars. In 2015 the amount of Chinese outward investment is, for the first time in modern history, greater than foreign investment in China; outward investment reached 116 billion USD and is expected to grow more than 10% over the next 5 years. Currently only 6% of the total amount of Chinese outward investment is in Europe, although China became the biggest investor in Germany in 2014. The Slovenian and Chinese governments have signed a trade agreement.
Annual growth of the Chinese economy in 2015 is expected to show an increase of 6.8% in GNP. Average income per capita in China in 2014 is 7.340 USD. The Chinese provinces which are collaborating with the City of Maribor have the following GNP growth: Zhejiang 7.6%, Jiangsu 8.7%, Chongqing 10.9%, Jinagxi 9.7%, Shanghai 7.0%, Guangdong 7.8%. Chinese partner cities have the following income per capita: Hagnzhou 16.937 USD, Chongqing 7.852 USD, Ningbo 16.200 USD, Huai'an 8.425 USD, Yancheng 7.883 USD, Shanghai 15.880 USD, Wuxi 18.700 USD, Shenzhen 24.084 USD.
The Forum will take place between 9th and 10th November 2015 in Maribor at the conference hall of the Habakuk Hotel.
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China is the world's second biggest economy with a nominal GNP of 10 trillion USD in 2014. With regard to Purchasing Power Parity, China has toppled the United States to become the largest economy, with more than 17 trillion of international dollars. In 2015 the amount of Chinese outward investment is, for the first time in modern history, greater than foreign investment in China; outward investment reached 116 billion USD and is expected to grow more than 10% over the next 5 years. Currently only 6% of the total amount of Chinese outward investment is in Europe, although China became the biggest investor in Germany in 2014. The Slovenian and Chinese governments have signed a trade agreement.
Annual growth of the Chinese economy in 2015 is expected to show an increase of 6.8% in GNP. Average income per capita in China in 2014 is 7.340 USD. The Chinese provinces which are collaborating with the City of Maribor have the following GNP growth: Zhejiang 7.6%, Jiangsu 8.7%, Chongqing 10.9%, Jinagxi 9.7%, Shanghai 7.0%, Guangdong 7.8%. Chinese partner cities have the following income per capita: Hagnzhou 16.937 USD, Chongqing 7.852 USD, Ningbo 16.200 USD, Huai'an 8.425 USD, Yancheng 7.883 USD, Shanghai 15.880 USD, Wuxi 18.700 USD, Shenzhen 24.084 USD.
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A federal judge based in San Francisco, Calif. ruled last week two Starbucks customers may pursue a lawsuit accusing the coffee chain of cheating patrons by underselling lattes, Reuters reported.U.S. District Judge Shelton Henderson said the California plaintiffs may seek damages from Starbucks in their proposed nationwide class action, including fraud and false advertising charges....
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(Photo) Chief Executive Mr Chui Sai On and Governor of Guangdong Province Mr Zhu Xiaodan lead their respective government delegation at the 2016 Guangdong-Macao Cooperation Joint Conference. (Macau Special Administrative Region Government)
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MAJOR TRANSACTION IN RELATION TO CONVERSION OF THE BUXIN LAND FOR THE BUXIN PROJECT (Guangdong Land Holdings Limited)
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Wukan, a coastal fishing village in the eastern part of Guangdong province, was last under the media spotlight in 2011, when more than four months of rallies were held in protest against a previous village head over corruption allegations. The rallies finally came to an end following an agreement made after face-to-face talks between villagers and senior Guangdong provincial officials in 2012 ... ....
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