China Hi-Tech Fair begins in Shenzhen
2015-11-17
The 17 China Hi-Tech Fair kicked off in Shenzhen Convention Exhibition Center, on Nov 16. The annual event will last for six days until Nov 21.
More than 3,000 exhibitors from 30 countries gathered and brought with them over 10,000 projects to the fair, which is known as the "No 1 Technology Show in China".
This year's fair, themed "Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Cross-Industry Integration", features five sections covering exhibition zones, conferences and forums, special events, hi-tech talents exchange and a trade fair.
Guangdong's Party chief Hu Chunhua, president of Chinese Academy of Engineering Zhou Ji and Guangdong Governor Zhu Xiaodan attended the opening ceremony. Hu said on the occasion that the fair, since its inception 16 years ago has grown into a technology exhibition brand with international influence. According to the top leader of Guangdong, the South China province is vigorously implementing the innovation-driven development strategy to form an economic setup led and supported by innovation.
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Guangdong's Party chief Hu Chunhua, president of Chinese Academy of Engineering Zhou Ji (right) and Guangdong Governor Zhu Xiaodan(left) inaugurated the 17th China Hi-Tech Fair by enlightening a high-tech cube which is designed and 3D-printed by makers. [Photo provided to chinadaily.com.cn] |
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Shenzhen Party Secretary Ma Xingrui delivers a speech at the 17th China Hi-Tech Fair in Shenzhen, Nov 16. [Photo provided to chinadaily.com.cn] |
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Video displays the latest robot product at the opening ceremony of the China Hi-Tech Fair in Shenzhen, Nov 16. [Photo provided to chinadaily.com.cn] |
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Overview of CHTF
CHTF is the largest and most influential scientific and technological fair in China.
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How to visit CHTF
CHTF offers special service to professional visitors. You can apply for registration as a professional visitor on the CHTF website during the valid time.
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How to get SZCEC
SZCEC is only 30 minutes from Shenzhen Railway Station and Luohu check point by bus, or 15 minutes by metro.