Fairs and Exhibitions in China 2015
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Fairs and Exhibitions in China 2015 Preface Although China became the first trading country in the world in 2013, there was still a big gap from the target of a “trading power” with high quality and technology as well as strong competitiveness and creativity. Currently, China’s economy still faces many difficulties and challenges, including the big pressure of economic downturn and the pains of structural adjustment. In the future, the growth rate of world’s economy may show a slight rise, but it is difficult to significantly change the trend of recovery weakness. In the “new normal” context that China’s economic growth declines from a high speed to a middle-high speed, economic structure is constantly optimized and upgraded, and the element-driven and investment-driven mode turns into innovation-driven mode, professional economic and trading exhibitions, as an effective channel of optimizing industrial structure, encouraging scientific and technological innovation, exploiting trade and investment markets, and promoting balanced development between export and trade, should catch the opportunity to help China’s enterprises to realize transformation and upgrade, push up economic development, enhance economic quality and efficiency, and cultivate new advantages in international competitiveness. China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT) has held and participated in economic and trade exhibitions around the world since 60 years ago. Since the reform and opening-up, especially when China entered into WTO, CCPIT has given full play to its advantages to provide management and other services for overall, coordinated and sustainable development of China’s exhibition economy, and put up an effective platform for extensive exhibition organizers and exhibitors to carry out international exchange and economic and trade cooperation, thus making its contributions to the prosperous development of China’s exhibition industry. CCPIT began to edit and publish Fairs and Exhibitions in China since 1995 and issued the first China Exhibition Almanac in 1999. From the year of 2004, CCPIT has organized experts in exhibition industry to write Annual Report on China’s Exhibition Industry based on a great deal of investigation and analysis. In 2005, CCPIT, jointly with UFI, IAEE and SISO, founded China Expo Forum for International Cooperation (CEFEO), and issued the first Annual Report on China’s Exhibition Industry in the forum. These publications offer reliable information and valuable decision-making references for China’s governmental sector, chambers of commerce and associations, exhibition industry, foreign trade enterprises, foreign business institutions and enterprises, and promote further legislation, marketization, industrialization and internationalization of China’s exhibition economy. Through long-term organization of exhibitions and professional publishing work, CCPIT has accumulated a large amount of data and information on exhibitions, venues and exhibition enterprises. Since 2012, CCPIT has speeded up information construction of exhibition, and established the exhibition information collection system among trade promotion units distributed in various provinces and cities and different industries to manage and analyze exhibition data collected by the entire system, edit and issue special publications of CCPIT, perform annual review and outlook on China’s exhibition economy, and meanwhile build www. fair123.cn and other digital information sharing platforms. Data is the basic coordinate of exhibition management, service, decision- making and innovation, and also the solid basis for us to provide authoritative and credible public service. On the basis of scientific data collection and analysis, CCPIT has made a solid step towards the big data era of exhibition industry. We sincerely hope that the professional publications and exhibition information network built by CCPIT based on its particular organization positioning, industrial experience and network resources can provide more valuable references and help for governmental sector to manage exhibitions, public institutions to better serve exhibitions, industrial organizations to hold exhibitions, and extensive enterprises to participate in exhibitions, and expect all parties regard exhibition as a platform to set up a positively interactive bridge and commonly embrace opportunities and challenges of exhibition industry, so as to achieve cooperation and win- win result and drive the prosperity and development of world’s economy. Editorial Board of China’s Expositions and Exhibitions (2015) ·227· Fairs and Exhibitions in China 2015 Organizer China Council for the Promotion of International Trade Compilation and Publishing Exhibition Department, CCPIT China International Exhibition Center Group Corporation, CIEC China Trade News Chief Editorial Board Director: Wang Jinzhen Vice Chairman of CCPIT Deputy Director: Zhao Zhenge Deputy Director of Exhibition Department, CCPIT Cai Guofeng Chairman of CIEC Fan Peikang President & Chief Editor of China Trade News Office Yang Ping’an Director of Business Department, CCPIT Executive Editorial Board Director: Xu Yanbo Deputy Director of Exhibition Department, CCPIT Xu Qiang Chief Financial Officer of CIEC General Project Planning: Wang Rui, Yang Hong, Wang Huimin, Zhang Yunya, Wu Heng Business Support: Exhibition Department, CCPIT: Wang Huimin, Zhou Jianxiu, Ma Keke, Fang Shuo CIEC: Zhang Yunya, Lu Yao, Han Ying, Liu Hongkun, Wang Chunyu, Wei Jun, Yuan Hang, Yun Dong, Kang Yanan, Lv Peijian, Zhang Dongli, Yang Jing, Chen Yanrong, Li Yamei, Wang Yao, Yao Hongqin, Wang Jingyan, ZangYongping, Zhang Qian, Wang Shunping. China Trade News: Wu Heng, Zeng Qingqing, Xiao Yumeng, Dai Bin Senior Editor: Wang Huimin, Zhang Yunya, Wu Heng Copywriting: Han Ying, Yuan Hang, Wang Huimin, Luan Qingang, Zhou Jianxiu, Zhang Zimeng, Ma Keke, Fang Shuo, Chen Danyi, Fang Ke, Luo Shenglan Translator: Lan Shan, Zhang Xi, Ge Weihong, Yan Shuchao Translation Editing and Proofreading: Wang Huimin, Zhou Jianxiu, Ma Keke, Fang Shuo Excutive Editing: Yuan Hang, Chen Yanrong, Zeng Qingqing, Xiao Yumeng Cover, Layout Designer and Typesetting: Wen Qinghe ·228· Editor’s Note Since the year 1995, China Council for the Promotion of International Trade has edited and published Fairs and Exhibitions in China every year in which the information of economic and trade exhibitions held in Mainland China, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan is collected and released in both Chinese and English. Over the years, the book has provided significant assistance to its users in understanding and participating in China’s economic and trade exhibitions. It has won permanent users from Economic and Commercial Office of Chinese embassies and consulates abroad, exhibition agencies and exhibition research institutes from home and abroad, trade associations, foreign embassies and consulates in China, foreign economic and trade promotion organizations and transnational enterprises. In recent years, we have further improved the accuracy and comprehensiveness of information in Fairs and Exhibitions in China by efforts of adjusting and improving the mechanism of editorial committee, integrating resources of trade promotion system and establishing the institution of exhibition information gathering, etc. which has been accepted among the readers. In editing Fairs and Exhibitions in China (2015), we continue to intensify our efforts to integrate resources, and we hope to provide more accurate and extensive information for you. I will make special instructions on the following aspects: I. Style Designing This book lists economic and trade exhibitions held in Mainland China, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan in 2015 in detail according to the host cities. It provides the relevant detailed information of every exhibition, and supplements industry index for users’ reference. The book is in both English and Chinese. II. Efforts to Improve Accuracy The work of information collection, organization and database construction of China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT) has been done for nearly 20 years. The editors have gathered the information of exhibitions nationwide comprehensively relying on the networks of local and industrial sub-councils of CCPIT and through direct and extensive cooperation with exhibition organizers at home and abroad, exhibition venues and professional media of exhibitions. In 2014, CCPIT continues to improve the institution of exhibition information gathering built nationwide within the whole system so as to ensure the sustainable development of the work. Data in this book comes from local and industrial sub-councils of CCPIT, other exhibition organizers, exhibition venues and independent collection of information by domestic public media (networks and newspapers). The editors try to improve the authenticity and accuracy of information through cross-check and verification by various channels including websites, paper media, telephone and e-mail, etc.. III. Limitation and Authenticity Economic and trade exhibitions are the key component of exhibition economy as well as the type of exhibition that contribute the most to local economy. They can better represent the direction and content of exhibition economic development. Therefore, this book only includes economic and trade exhibitions while other public exhibitions of culture, art, festivals, talent market and science and technology are not included. Due to the different manners towards data publication by data providers