One of China’s fast-growing economies, Chengdu in southwestern China is also a good example of ecological protection.
Already a science and technology hub in southwestern China, Chengdu is striving to further build its innovative strength by increasing cooperation with universities and research institutes.
Chengdu, a hub city in southwestern China, saw rapid growth in its foreign trade facing with global economic slowdown, thanks to the flourish of its high-tech industries.
Sichuan's capital Chengdu has been winning favor among the foreign investment community even amid a gloomy global economy and downward pressure nationwide.
Chengdu, the capital city of Southwest China's Sichuan province, expects more cultural and economic exchanges with Latin American countries amid the strengthening ties between China and the region.
German Chancellor praises city's approach toward efficient, sustainable development, adding it could last not just 10-20 years but much longer.
The Chengdu government recently released a new policy to attract company or regional headquarters to the western hub city.
Eight cities in Sichuan province will act in concert to improve the environment, according to a plan recently released by the local governments.
Nestled in a quiet community in Montpellier, France, a primary school often catches the attention of passersby due to its unusual name.
"Chengdu has a very strong R&D sector for the rail transport industry. We need to integrate scientific fruits into the industry and turn them into economic growth," said Huang Xinchu, Chengdu's Party chief.
Chengdu's exhibition industry looks set to strengthen after the city signed a memorandum with UBM, the world's second largest exhibition company.
A free oral health education museum is due to open next to the West China Hospital of Stomatology in Chengdu, the capital of Sichuan province, in October.
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