Development Trend of Exhibition Industry of Wuhan in The E-commerce Environment

With the development of Web Economics, network exhibition came into being. Network and reality exhibition complement each other and develop together. New opportunities and challenges are promoting exhibition industry of Wuhan, which based on innovation, make full use of modern technology, electronic commerce and service, efforts to expand its geographical space and space. Exhibition industry of Wuhan should speed up the construction of virtual exhibition business platform, which is a unique design, complete functions, convenient operation platform and it is feasible

Significance, Problems and Countermeasures of the Development of Foreign Trade E-commerce in Xinjiang

With the rapid spread of international financial crisis and the stagnation of world economic growth, the Xinjiang international trade is facing a very serious challenge. How to improve the international competitiveness is not only the need of the development of their own living, but also related to the development of national economy is healthy sustainable and stable or not in Xingjian. Therefore, we must develop the electronic commerce. The purpose of the paper is to discuss the meaning of foreign trade E-commerce development in Xinjiang, and to point out the existing foreign trade E-commerce to some existing problems and provides the specific countermeasures of the development for foreign trade E-commerce

Research on the brand image of "study in China" in the new era of overseas chinese newspapers and periodicals: a case study of Sin Chew daily in Malaysia

This study focuses on Malaysia's Sin Chew Daily newspaper as its research subject. By searching the electronic resource library of the Sin Chew Daily's headquarters, the study obtained relevant reports and comments on "Study in China" from 2013 to the present. The study employed a combination of quantitative and qualitative methods, including data collection, topic classification, text interpretation, and comprehensive analysis to deeply analyze the focus of the Malaysian Chinese society (referred to as "Chinese society") on "Study in China" and the information it implies. The research found that the attitude of the Malaysian Chinese society towards "Study in China" is mostly positive. "Study in China" is seen as a bright and promising opportunity, and the "Study in China" brand is viewed as positive and reliable. Based on these findings, the study puts forward suggestions for improving the "Study in China" brand with the aim of promoting its connotative development and sustainable growth

Regional Cultural Enterprises and Cultural Markets in Early Republican China: The Motion Picture as Case Study

The transition of the motion picture from foreign amusement to local enterprise was primarily the result of transnational commercial activity linking investors, entrepreneurs, and entertainment professionals. Amid the ongoing urbanization of China’s early Republican period, the enterprises emerging from this activity became increasingly profitable and, as a result, film production and exhibition became regularized phenomena, rooted in identifiable genres and standardized approaches to engaging audiences within the immersive space of the theater. By the early 1920s, those closest to the nascent industry were eager to legitimize its power by portraying the medium as a tool for political and social reform. However, commercial strategies and aesthetics remained relatively undisturbed despite this progressive rhetoric. In geographic terms, motion picture–related enterprises and culture remained strongly regional: affected and constrained by the non-Chinese national industries operating in politically divided China, by competing forms of local popular culture, and by existing geographies of exchange and infrastructure. The early Republican “experimental” period in Chinese cinema was, from an enterprise-centered perspective, one of numerous coexisting subnational cultural centers and zones. Keywords: modern Chinese history, Republican era (1911–1949), business history, cultural geography, Sino-foreign enterprise, media change, cinema, motion pictures (production and exhibition), film theaters, popular cultur

Chinese sectoral industrial policy shaping international trade and investment patterns - Evidence from the iron and steel industry

In the three decades since China's economic opening to the world, the country's integration into the global economy has progressed by leaps and bounds. Especially after joining the WTO in 2001, international trade and investment flows have been on a steep upward trajectory. This process was not only driven by market forces but heavily influenced by government intervention in commodity and financial markets. While government authorities are strongly determined to promote closer economic integration with the rest of the world, they seek to supervise and control the process in order to carve out maximum benefits for domestic enterprises and the economy as a whole. Balancing market forces and industrial policy strategy, political decision makers have worked out an elaborate framework of measures to create an environment conducive to the development of several sectors deemed backbone or pillar industries. As one of them, the steel industry is subjected to numerous measures steering its development both in the home market and at the global market interface. By examining these mechanisms, this article aims to illustrate that sectoral industrial policy in China does not push for expanding exports and investments across the board but carefully and discretionarily promotes global integration in some areas while delaying it in others. --Economic integration,industrial policy,trade policy,trade restrictions,foreign direct investment,steel industry

Promoting Indonesia’s Tourism to China through Public Diplomacy during The Reign of President Joko Widodo

During President Joko Widodo's (Jokowi's) administration, Indonesia and China tend to have closer partnership concerning tourism sector. On the other hand, as Chinese outbound tourists gradually increase year to year, China becomes a key market that is expected to boost international tourist arrivals in Indonesia. The article aims to explain Indonesia’s public diplomacy to China in the tourism sector during the first period of President Jokowi’s administration from the analysis of international relations. This article presents an analysis of Indonesia’s public diplomacy models in enhancing tourism-branding to China based on the soft power theory. Public diplomacy represents a country’s foreign policy through two-way communication and people-topeople interaction between representatives of a country and foreign publics as objects of diplomacy. The article mainly uses qualitative research methodology with analytical and descriptive analysis to understand and analyze public diplomacy and its practical implementations to China. The result finding is that Indonesia makes tourism as a potential soft power to strengthen its identity and enhance strategic and comprehensive relations with China. By developing diplomatic practices through a people-centered approach, the government would be more effective and efficient to reach all levels of Chinese society to promote Indonesia’s touris

ArtPro 2023 Business Plan for the New Art Project Artist Ecological Service

Beijing ArtPro Technology Co., Ltd. (Hereinafter referred to as ArtPro) wasestablished in November 2019 with a registered capital of 10 million yuan. It is a capital starting form in which Wu Jian, the founder and legal representative, contributes 70% and the other three co founders jointly contribute 30%.The founder and core management of ArtPro are from the core product teams ofChina\u27s leading Internet companies, such as Sogou, Tencent, ByteDance and Artron. With strong Internet genes and domestic leading brand marketing, product design and technology research and development capabilities, ArtPro is a team with superb technology, tacit cooperation, passion, continuous innovation and evolution. We have 15 product/design/sales personnel, 20 experts in technology, algorithm, operation and back-end development, and a team of 50 people. The service cooperation fields include auction big data, live broadcast, new retail, advertising, blockchain and many other fields, affecting the product experience of hundreds of millions of users worldwide. ArtPro\u27s existing business foundation can help collectors and art practitioners more quickly obtain information about artists and works of art, while providing a series of decision support and query tools to assist art research and trading

Urban renewal planning practice and form in early-modern Guangxi (1925-1936)

Aiming at the old cities renovation planning practice by Guangxi Government with their military and political power from the 1920s to the 1930s, who were local warlords before and formed the New Kwai Clique ruling with Three People’s Principles and Material Development Planning under the guidance of Sun Zhongshan, the paper analyzes the evolution Characteristics of urban form in the four major cities, which was Wuzhou, Liuzhou, Nanning and Guilin, includes that demolishing the walls, constructing ring roads at the original sites, straightening streets of cities, expanding and changing them to roads, then building arcades on both sides to escape the rain and the sun, and finally adding the public facilities with drainage, docks, water and power supply, and so on, that could be considered as existed old city reconstruction with gradual developments. And it also shows that planning criss-cross roads network in a new district outside the old cities of the jumping rhythm by with new urban core. Either the former or the latter were both applying western planning theories for the purpose of improving and beautifying the urban environment. While presenting different urban forms, it could be sum up that the pattern went to the style “Streets Cit