Harbin, nicknamed the “Oriental Moscow” for its distinctive architecture, is home to some major manufacturing industries however, it is arguably more important as a shopping and tourism center.
Kunming is undergoing a resurgence due to its bounty of natural and high quality agricultural produce, as well as its integration with Southeast Asia with road and rail connecting it to markets in Laos, Vietnam, Tailand, Malaysia and Singapore, while potential future India routes lie just to the west.
Ningbo, in East China’s Zhejiang Province, is not just an ordinary city; it has the same authority as provincial governments for economic administration and was one of the first major east coast cities to open to foreign trade.
Shenyang is strategically located at the center of the Northeast Asian economic ring and Bohai economic ring. The city is 200 kilometers from the North Korean border and on the trade routes north to Russia.
Taiyuan is one of the top industrial centers in Northeast China because of its rich resources of coal used to provide electricity to the rest of the country.
Although sometimes overshadowed by the neighboring city of Shanghai,Nanjing is a large and vibrant city with a rich history and excellent business opportunities.
Nicknamed “Venice of the East,” Suzhou has a reputation for beautiful landscapes as well as citizens. Its excellent location ensures the development of trade as well as tourism within the city.
Zhuhai is located in the center of the Pearl River Delta and is one of the emerging forces in South China. When completed, the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge will bring increased prosperity and opportunities to the city.
