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Special Report Chinese Opportunity for Outbound Investment? The Export-Import Bank of China: Want to Be the Best in A Better World ? SPECIAL REPORT Chinese Opportunity for Outbound Investment? Sun Bingzhong Chairman of Wuxi May. 2009/Issue 10 Sunmart Holdings Pte Ltd. 邮发代号：80-799 China's Foreign Trade 国内刊号：CN11-1020/F 国际刊号：ISSN0009-4498 Jiangxi Changhe Motors Co.,Ltd. I. The introduction of Changhe Motors Established on Nov. 26, 1999, Jiangxi Changhe Motors Co.,Ltd. is located in Jingdezhen, Jiangxi prov- ince, the famous city of China. It was sanctioned by National Economic and Trade Committee, Changhe Air- craft Industries Group is the main sponsor. Jiangxi Changhe Motors Co., Ltd. (Changhe Motors) is one of the leading motor manufacturers, and the R&D and production base of small emission autos. The first microbus of China was manufactured here. Changhe Motors has 6000 employees, with the registered capital of RMB 410 million. It has three bases of finished car manufacturing, including Jingdezhen, Jiujiang and Hefei, one engine manufacturing base in Jiujiang, and a industrial park of auto parts production. With a production pattern of crossing over two prov- inces and three cities, the company has developed an annual production capacity of 300,000 finished cars and 150,000 auto engines. The company covers a wide business range of the series of mini cars, the design, development, manufac- ture, sales, aftersales services for economic vehicles, and the development, consultation and services of the relevant projects. The company adheres to the concept of “Striving for the mission of letting cars drive into the average families”. The company is devoted to the mission of boosting China’s auto industry, making great contribu- tions to the clients, shareholders and the society with the highest quality. The government leaders have shown great concerns to Changhe Motor’s development. Jiang Zemin, Li Peng, Wu Bangguo, Zeng Qinghong, Wu Guanzheng, Hui Liangyu, and some other national leaders, have visited the company, and given high praise to it. II. The main products By adhering to the concept of safety, environmental protection, and energy saving, Changhe Motors has kept developing new family cars. Since 1982, when the company produced the first mini lorry, up to now, 62 it has developed and introduced in new products to meet the market demand. It has produced mini lorries, mini buses, mini asloon cars, middle level saloon cars, etc. It has developed five platforms, and 8 major systems of a hundred kinds of vehicles, which are smoothly sold across the country. The first generation of leading products was named series of CH1010, which took quite considerable market shares in the domestic mini car market. It has made quite a good foundation for the development of the company. Former Premier Li Peng gave it a pretty name “locust”. The products of the second generation was called series of CH1018 system, with a development rate of over 40%, marking the most splendid period of the company, the sales and produc- tion have topped the domestic car industry for many consecu- tive years. The products of the third generation are named “Charles’s Wain” and “Ideal”. Jiangxi Changhe Automobile Co., Ltd. Add: No.208 Xinchangdong Road, Jing- dezhen, Jiangxi 333002, P.R.China Contact Person: Zhou Zhenguang Tel: 86-798-8462884 Fax: 86-798-8462987 E-mail: [email protected] Web Site: www.changheauto.com 63 Lifestyle The Northern Life ~ Finnish Art and Design Duration: April 25- June 25, 2009 Venue: Medium Art Centre, Haidian District, Beijing, China All 18 Northern Life Artists are from Oulu area, Finland. They are: Visual art: Sakari Matinlauri, Moosa Myllykangas, Lauri Rankka, Anni Rapinoja, Riikka Soininen, Veikko Törmänen and Petri Yrjölä. Photography: Anni Kinnunen, Antti Laitinen and Vesa Ranta. Design: Sirpa Kivilompolo, Päivi Mikola, Kimmo Nissinen ja Satu Pisilä. Anssi Lassila Anni Rapinoja Veikko Törmänen Architecture: Ari Järvinen, Antti Lassila, Jukka Laurila and Kärsämäen Kirkko warmshoes-2-2009 Irtoaminen Lauri Louekari. The a practicing architect, running his own office since 1980 with his Sirpa Kivilompolo ~ wife, architect Anna Louekari. Their work has been published in a Paperivalo studio in the serenity of number of foreign books and journals. Louekari’s scholarly work Lapland is where unique luminaires, has been covered in both domestic and international publications. cinerary urns and watermark paper cards take shape. I use natural fibres Architect, PhD, born 1952 and ecological methods to make pa- http://www.louekariarkkitehdit.com/ per by hand. Using watermarks to decorate paper gives me a chance to realise my dream of combining light Moosa Myllykangas ~ I mainly use diverse junk ma- and paper. As handmade white paper terials in my works incorporating copper thread, steel thread and already is expressive itself, the play of line. Last two years I have light and shadow as well as subtle dif- work on acrylic and gold foil. ferences in shades create an illusion I have noticed that the materi- that catches attention. als seek their way to me. The watermark is a miracle hidden in a sheet of handmade Many materials found by paper and revealed by the light into stories and transparent images. chance bring up me memory Paperartist, designer, born 1959 http://www.paperivalo.fi/ about events during life and eventually those events shape up to a piece of art. The sig- Jukka Laurila nificance of the work is very important for me but I try to Architect, born 1949 leave things open also for the Half of the designs of my viewer so that everybody can studio have been renovating the create their own story around old and the other half designing the work. I hope that the mes- the new including single fam- sage of the artwork becomes ily houses, villas, multi storey the essential point. buildings, office buildings and small public buildings etc. Us- Visual Artist, born 1960 ing wood and wide range of it's http://www.moosamyllykangas.net/ surface finishings has become an essential element of architec- ture of these buildings. Finnish Päivi Mikola ~ In my people have a strong history on work I try to follow the star of using wood as a construction material. Wood is an ecological simplycity,not forgetting warm material and especially important for me. When used in the right human touch. way it can carry Finland's strong tradition of forests to collabo- rate even with steel, concrete and glass. In design I find the val- ues of ergonomy, ecology, economy, ethics and esthetics Lauri Louekari ~ Lauri equally important – they are Louekari is an architect and Doc- all complementary parts in a tor of Technology teaching at the successful design project. University of Oulu’s Laboratory And, in design for every of Contemporary Architecture. day life, the Nature materials, Louekari’s doctoral research dealt like wood, are the best companionship. with the analogical spatial relations When everything goes together and functions, in an easy simple between architecture and nature, way,forming a complete whole – then the thing is most beautiful. and included a significant design Seeing it happen - I am happy. component. Louekari has worked as Interior Architect, born 1949 http://www.colmio.com/ LIFESTYLE ANNI KINNUNEN ~ I’m interested in time in a pic- ture- how a moment constitutes. How aphotograph is in endless motion, thougha picture originates from a moment.In my pho- tographs time stops. Places, that I use in my pictures are empty ordeserted. Usually I float in the air and I’m free from reality The floating reflects an interval: I feel I’m always between two things - never ready.” Photographer, born 1978 http://www.annikinnunen.com/ LALAN Shanghai, Shanghai Art Museum, may 2009 Lalan, a woman artist of China from early days LaLan went to Paris with her first husband Zao Wou- Ki to study music and dance in 1948, and started to paint in the end of 1950’s. She incorporates many elements from music and dance into her painting and forms a special style of abstract paint- ing. Her work manifests both the influence of French ab- stract painting in 1950’s and 1960’s and that of oriental cul- ture. In her painting, there is the dynamic beat and rhythm of the author’s gestures as well as the serenity and lasting appeal which is typical of Chinese classic painting. As a China’s woman artist of early period, Lalan is of some representative importance in the history of China’s abstract painting with the modernity of her painting. Xiao Xiao Lan, the Director of the Academic and Re- search Dept. of SAM is the curator of this exhibition and in charge of the editing of the accompanying catalogue. The exhibits of over 80pcs will be provided by the French collector Mr. Beurdeley and the family of Lalan. Mr. Beurdely will do- nate two of Lalan’s work to SAM as her permanent collection. After SAM, this show will later tour in the Museum of China Academy of Art, based in Hangzhou, Macau Museum of Art and Taiwan Museum of Art. Prague Biennale 4 China Section ARTISTS: Cui Jie, Li Chao, Li Qing, Li Wei, Qin Chong, Qin Qi, Tu Hongtao, Wang Guangle, Wang Yabin, Wang Yaqiang, Xue Jun, Ye Yongqing Curated by Cecilia Freschini Opening: May 14th-15th-16th (Thursday, Friday, Saturday) 2009 Dates: May 14 - July 26 Venue: Karlin Hall, Prague, Czech Republic Presented by Prague Biennale Foundation, Iberia Center for Contemporary Art, International Art and Culture Foundation of Spain (IAC) PRAGUEBIENNALE is already in its forth year. Having established itself as one of the most dynamic and interesting Biennale all around the world. This internationally acclaimed biennale in Czech Republic has become the international reference point, especially with regards to painting.
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