Core Insights - The article highlights the growing investment opportunities in Qingyuan, particularly from Taiwanese businesses, emphasizing the favorable natural environment and supportive policies that have fostered a thriving investment climate [1][2]. Investment Environment - The "Qingyuan Special Session" event attracted nearly 600 representatives from Guangdong and Taiwan, culminating in a signing amount of nearly 900 million yuan [1]. - Qingyuan has established a strong relationship with Taiwanese investors since its establishment, with 131 Taiwanese enterprises investing a total of 1.283 billion USD, of which 1.078 billion USD has been utilized [3]. - Taiwanese enterprises span various sectors, including manufacturing, real estate, and modern services, contributing significantly to the local economy [3]. Geographic and Economic Advantages - Qingyuan benefits from its strategic location in the Greater Bay Area, with access to a consumer market of 86 million people and efficient transportation links, including a 24-minute high-speed train to Guangzhou [4]. - The North River provides a cost-effective and environmentally friendly transportation option for businesses, particularly in the cement industry, which has seen significant investment due to the region's abundant mineral resources [6][7]. Environmental and Lifestyle Factors - Qingyuan is referred to as the "back garden" of the Greater Bay Area, with a high forest coverage rate and excellent air quality, making it an attractive location for health-oriented businesses [9][10]. - The region's ecological advantages support agricultural development, with initiatives like the establishment of cross-strait agricultural cooperatives focusing on high-potential crops [11]. Government Support and Services - The local government has implemented efficient service measures, such as "one-stop" services for business registration and project initiation, enhancing the investment experience for Taiwanese enterprises [12]. - Continuous communication between the government and Taiwanese businesses has established a supportive environment, allowing for quick resolution of issues and fostering long-term investment [12][13]. Conclusion - Taiwanese investors have evolved from initial business establishment to becoming ambassadors for Qingyuan, promoting the city as a prime location for future investments and cultural exchanges [13].

"重庆是一个开放的城市，来到这里后我发现处处是惊喜、处处有惊艳。"台湾大健康产业联盟协会理事 长王国安不久前在第十七届"重庆·台湾周"上表示，通过实地参访，很多台资企业有意落地重庆，对扎 根当地发展充满信心。 本届"重庆·台湾周"以"融合发展 共创未来"为主题，两岸600余名嘉宾齐聚山城，畅叙情谊，共谋发展。 搭建经贸交流平台 "祖国大陆经济的规模优势、产业体系和技术创新，为包括台企在内的各类市场主体扎根大陆发展开辟 了更广空间、提供了更多机遇。"两岸企业家峰会大陆方面副理事长张平表示，两岸经贸合作有强大内 生动力，符合两岸同胞的根本利益。 本届"重庆·台湾周"上，来自台湾的相关企业和行业协会与重庆市相关区县集中签订8个两岸经贸合作重 点项目，主要涉及智能科技、大健康产业、创业服务等领域，投资总额达32.85亿元人民币。 "此次我们带了20多位企业家来重庆，探寻新的合作空间。"台湾工商建设研究会理事长雷宏毅说，他常 鼓励台商台企多来大陆中西部地区寻找发展机会。两岸企业家峰会台湾方面副理事长毛治国认为，重庆 为台胞打造"第二故乡"般的温暖环境，成为台胞西进大陆的首选之地。全国台企联会长李政宏也认为， 西部陆海新 ...

"如今越来越多台资企业将研发中心、生产基地布局河南，与当地企业开展技术协作、市场共享和人才 交流，形成协同发展的良好局面。此次活动聚焦智能装备制造，搭建精准高效的交流平台，将进一步推 动两岸相关产业链、供应链深度融合，为两岸经济合作注入新动能。"全国台企联会长李政宏对记者 说。 由国台办、河南省政府共同主办的2025豫台经贸洽谈会暨两岸智能装备制造对接活动近日在河南郑州航 空港区举办，340余名海峡两岸嘉宾汇聚一堂，围绕"智能制造 融合未来"主题，共商豫台经贸合作，共 促两岸融合发展。 据河南省台办统计，截至今年6月底，河南全省共有台商投资园区27个，实际存续台企1086家，其中年 产值超1亿元的台企48家，规上台企63家，总投资额超198亿美元。 "豫台合作基础深厚，潜力巨大。"河南省委常委、常务副省长孙守刚表示，要以两岸智能制造融合发展 示范区建设为依托，围绕制造业高端化智能化发展和数字化绿色化转型，持续深化先进制造、电子信息 等领域合作。河南将落实落细各项惠台政策，为广大台商台企在豫发展创造良好条件，携手共绘豫台互 利共赢新画卷。 扎根发展 豫台经贸洽谈会自2009年至今共举办16届，累计签约项目562 ...

记者从重庆市商务委员会了解到，截至今年6月底，重庆累计批准台资企业2299家。今年1至7月，渝台 两地进出口总额395.42亿元，同比增长35%。 本届"重庆·台湾周"由重庆市人民政府、国务院台湾事务办公室共同主办，两岸企业家峰会支持举办， 以"融合发展共创未来"为主题，涵盖经贸交流、青年交流、人文交流等5大板块10余个分项活动。 （文章来源：新华社） 新华社重庆9月16日电（记者赵佳乐）第十七届"重庆·台湾周"16日在重庆开幕。开幕式上，集中签约两 岸经贸合作重点项目8个，投资总额32.85亿元，项目涉及智能产业、大健康产业、现代服务业等领域。 参会台湾代表认为，重庆区位优势突出、营商环境良好、发展空间广阔。近年来，重庆加速布局智能网 联新能源汽车、生物医药等战略性新兴产业，跟台湾在半导体、精密制造、绿色科技等领域的优势高度 契合。希望通过"重庆·台湾周"这一两岸重要的综合性交流平台，带动更多台湾企业家在渝投资兴业。 ...

Group 1 - The 2025 Dongguan Taiwan Products Expo features a record scale with 671 participating companies and 1881 exhibition booths, showcasing various high-tech products and Taiwanese delicacies [1][3][15] - The expo aims to enhance the integration of Taiwanese businesses into the new development landscape and promote high-quality development, expanding the exhibition area from 32,000 square meters to 33,000 square meters [3][5] - The introduction of the "Asian Taiwanese Business Theme Pavilion" marks the first participation of brands from Thailand, India, Malaysia, and Vietnam, further broadening the expo's influence [5] Group 2 - The high-throughput chemical synthesis platform, showcased by Dongguan Qingyu Runda New Materials Technology Co., is an AI-integrated device that automates chemical synthesis, improving research efficiency and reducing labor costs [7][9] - The magnetic traction pipeline inspection robot, presented by Dongguan University of Technology, offers enhanced safety and energy efficiency compared to traditional inspection methods [9][11] - The Taiwanese delicacies section, featuring products like pomelo and pineapple cakes, has seen significant sales, with one exhibitor selling 400-500 boxes of pomelo in just one morning [13][15]

Core Insights - The event "Taiwan Business Renewal, Cross-Strait Common Prosperity" was held in Quanzhou, focusing on the integration and development of Taiwan and mainland enterprises [1][2] - Over 200 Taiwanese business representatives participated, engaging in site visits and policy discussions to explore new paths for cross-strait economic cooperation [1] Group 1: Event Overview - The event took place on June 20 in the Quanzhou Taiwan Investment Zone, featuring visits to local Taiwanese enterprises and facilities [1] - Participants explored the development positioning and future planning of the Taiwan Investment Zone, as well as innovations in high-end machinery and the health industry [1] Group 2: Policy and Support - A special session on "policy insights" was held, where local authorities detailed support policies for Taiwanese enterprises, including talent subsidies and healthcare services [1] - The "Taiwanese Medical Insurance/Health Insurance Online Service Platform" has processed 83 health insurance pre-approvals for 61 Taiwanese individuals, amounting to medical expenses of 699,800 yuan [1] Group 3: Economic Cooperation - The Quanzhou Taiwan Investment Zone has actively sought to deepen cross-strait economic cooperation by attracting Taiwanese businesses and expanding its collaborative reach [2] - In 2023, the zone signed four new Taiwanese investment projects with a total investment of approximately 1.51 billion yuan, enhancing economic ties [2] - The zone has implemented initiatives like the "Taiwanese Enterprises First Data Port" and the online healthcare platform to facilitate easier business operations for Taiwanese entrepreneurs [2]

Core Viewpoint - The 27th Cross-Strait Economic and Trade Fair aims to deepen cross-strait integration and promote cooperation between Fujian and Taiwan, featuring a comprehensive platform for economic exchanges and industry collaboration [1][3]. Group 1: Event Overview - The event is organized by the Fujian Provincial Government and the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council, with a theme of "Deepening Cross-Strait Integration, Building the First Home" [1]. - The fair adopts a "4+2+N" model, including four main activities, two supporting promotional platforms, and a series of high-level cross-strait economic exchange activities [1]. Group 2: Participation and Impact - Over 1,000 Taiwanese business representatives from more than 60 business groups and nearly 700 overseas Chinese from over 60 countries and regions attended the event [2]. - The fair facilitated the signing of over 80 projects with a total investment exceeding 130 billion yuan [2]. Group 3: Agricultural Collaboration - Fujian Province has 14 national-level Taiwan Farmers' Entrepreneurship Parks, showcasing the achievements of cross-strait agricultural exchanges and calling for more Taiwanese youth and farmers to engage in agricultural initiatives [2]. Group 4: Strategic Partnerships - Major companies such as JD.com and Yonghui signed cooperation agreements during the event, alongside 10 Taiwanese-funded projects that were also signed [2].