"港口城项目已成为斯里兰卡人民了解中国、接触中国的一个生动窗口。这不仅仅是港口城经济价 值的体现，也是社会价值的体现。"科伦坡港口城项目公司总经理熊洪峰说。 熊洪峰说，截至目前，已有超过210家企业在港口城注册，其中超30家企业已正式进驻港口城启动 区，直接或间接为当地创造了上千个就业岗位，形成"商业带动就业"的良性循环。他还表示，项目建设 开发运营全生命周期将为当地创造近40万个就业机会。 "在这里，人们看到了高水平的'中国制造'。"基尼加马说，为回应斯里兰卡消费者对中国品牌的热 情，中免推出了"国潮出海计划"，将通过免税店把更多中国品牌带给包括斯里兰卡在内南亚市场的消费 者，也让更多斯里兰卡人通过这一窗口近距离了解中国。 在购物中心另一侧，新加坡ODF免税店正在加紧扩容。免税店执行经理安贾莉·考沙利娅表示，店 铺经营状况好于预期，斯里兰卡顾客对这种新颖的购物模式反响热烈。 她说，港口城的发展为科伦坡注入新的活力。"以往科伦坡并不是游客主要目的地，而港口城的建 设让这里有望成为游客离境前的最后一站，也弥补了城市购物的短板。作为斯里兰卡人，我相信港口城 的发展将为斯里兰卡经济作出独特贡献。" 考沙利娅回忆说， ...

新华财经科伦坡11月5日电 在斯里兰卡首都科伦坡西北海滨，由中国港湾工程有限责任公司（中国港 湾）投资建设并运营的科伦坡港口城，正成为越来越多市民的休闲新去处。购物、美食、水上运动…… 每逢周末，港口城的沙滩上总是充满欢声笑语。 位于港口城入口处的免税购物中心是许多人购物的第一站。66岁的苏达曼·德席尔瓦一早便携家人来免 税店购物。他们刚刚结束在迪拜的旅行，前一天晚上才回到科伦坡。德席尔瓦为自己挑了几瓶酒，儿媳 妇则选购了几件化妆品。"这是斯里兰卡第一家开在市区的免税店，"他说，"以前我们只能在机场匆忙 选购几件免税品，如今回到家睡一觉后还能再来店里慢慢逛，的确是一种全新的购物体验。" 德席尔瓦注意到货架间几款来自中国的白酒。他说，这些商品精美包装上飘逸的汉字书法让他格外感兴 趣，想要试一试。 中免集团斯里兰卡国别总经理迪曼塔·基尼加马介绍，酒类是斯里兰卡消费者最喜爱的免税商品之一， 如今不少顾客开始钟情于中国白酒，甚至多次回购。免税店里其他中国产品也十分吸引当地顾客。哪些 电子产品是中国品牌？这些文创产品代表了什么中国文化？能后空翻的"机器狗"又是什么原理？当地消 费者表示，中国的科技创新令人耳目一新。 " ...

"在这里，人们看到了高水平的'中国制造'。"基尼加马说，为回应斯里兰卡消费者对中国品牌的热情， 中免推出了"国潮出海计划"，将通过免税店把更多中国品牌带给包括斯里兰卡在内南亚市场的消费者， 也让更多斯里兰卡人通过这一窗口近距离了解中国。 在购物中心另一侧，新加坡ODF免税店正在加紧扩容。免税店执行经理安贾莉·考沙利娅表示，店铺经 营状况好于预期，斯里兰卡顾客对这种新颖的购物模式反响热烈。 新华社科伦坡11月5日电 通讯｜"全新的休闲、购物体验"——港口城为斯里兰卡带来发展新机遇 新华社记者伍岳 陈冬书 在斯里兰卡首都科伦坡西北海滨，由中国港湾工程有限责任公司（中国港湾）投资建设并运营的科伦坡 港口城，正成为越来越多市民的休闲新去处。购物、美食、水上运动……每逢周末，港口城的沙滩上总 是充满欢声笑语。 位于港口城入口处的免税购物中心是许多人购物的第一站。66岁的苏达曼·德席尔瓦一早便携家人来免 税店购物。他们刚刚结束在迪拜的旅行，前一天晚上才回到科伦坡。德席尔瓦为自己挑了几瓶酒，儿媳 妇则选购了几件化妆品。"这是斯里兰卡第一家开在市区的免税店，"他说，"以前我们只能在机场匆忙 选购几件免税品，如今回到家睡一觉后 ...

Core Insights - The China Alcoholic Drinks Association plans to initiate the dual heritage application for Chinese Baijiu, focusing on both material and intangible cultural heritage [2][3] Group 1: Internationalization of Chinese Baijiu - The internationalization of Chinese Baijiu is seen as a long-term process that requires breaking traditional thinking and focusing on consumer preferences [2][3] - The industry has been preparing for Baijiu's internationalization by standardizing its name to "Baijiu" in international contexts, moving away from terms like "Chinese spirits" [3] - The association aims to promote Baijiu through international activities to enhance global recognition of the category before promoting individual brands [2][3] Group 2: Cultural and Quality Aspects - The essence of the Chinese liquor industry is described as a combination of "quality + culture," emphasizing the need to reconstruct cultural connotations around gratitude, sharing, and altruism [2] - The association is working on establishing international standards for Baijiu, which is crucial for its global positioning [3] - A public identification mark for Chinese Baijiu is planned to facilitate recognition among international consumers, with potential registration as early as next year [3]

Core Insights - The first Chishui River Forum was held in Maotai, emphasizing the need for Chinese liquor to explore various aspects such as flavor preferences, scene creation, trade policies, international standards, and category recognition for international expansion [1][2] - The Chinese liquor industry is fundamentally a "quality + culture" industry, and there is a call to reconstruct its cultural connotation focusing on gratitude, sharing, and altruism while also considering self-enjoyment [1] - The internationalization of Chinese liquor is a long-term process that requires breaking traditional thinking and allowing consumers to appreciate Chinese liquor based on personal preferences [1][2] Industry Developments - The internationalization process of Chinese liquor is still in its early stages, focusing on helping foreign consumers adapt to and understand the product [2] - Recent efforts include standardizing the name "Baijiu" in national standards to aid in international promotion, moving away from various other terms [2] - The association plans to initiate the dual heritage application for both material and intangible cultural heritage of Chinese liquor, which is seen as crucial for establishing its international status [2] - A public identification system for Chinese liquor is also in the works, aimed at creating a unified voice for international consumers to recognize the product, with potential registration as early as next year [2]

Core Viewpoint - The primary focus of the news is on the internationalization of Chinese Baijiu, driven by the need for Chinese liquor companies to explore global markets due to domestic economic challenges and changing consumer behaviors [1][5][8]. Group 1: Current Status and Challenges - The current state of Chinese Baijiu exports is underwhelming, with an export value of $970 million in 2024, accounting for only 2.4% of the global liquor export market [8][9]. - The internationalization of Chinese Baijiu faces multiple challenges, including cultural barriers, varying regulations across countries, and a lack of established international standards [10][11]. - The report highlights that approximately 70% of Baijiu exports rely on Chinese communities abroad, indicating a weak local sales network [6][10]. Group 2: Industry Consensus and Collaborative Development - The report aims to unify the industry’s voice and promote the cultural value of Chinese Baijiu internationally, establishing a clear identity for the product [11][12]. - It advocates for a collaborative mechanism involving government, industry associations, and enterprises to create a supportive ecosystem for Baijiu's internationalization [12][13]. - The need for international talent with expertise in both Baijiu culture and international trade is emphasized to enhance local operations [13]. Group 3: Policy and Standardization - The report will outline the tax, sales, and labeling regulations in overseas markets to assist companies in formulating effective market entry strategies [14][15]. - It will also address domestic policies that support Baijiu exports, urging the government to facilitate favorable trade conditions [15][16]. - The establishment of a standardized certification system for Baijiu is proposed to improve its recognition in international markets [16]. Group 4: Strategic Outlook - The report is seen as a milestone in transitioning Chinese Baijiu from a local specialty to a global liquor category, with predictions of significant international growth by 2025 [17]. - Future trends include a shift from product-focused to culture-focused exports, diversification of markets, and an increase in high-end market participation [17]. - The collective effort of government, industry associations, and enterprises is deemed essential for successfully promoting Chinese Baijiu on the global stage [17].

Core Insights - In 2024, China's baijiu exports are projected to reach $970 million, indicating potential growth opportunities despite a low current market share in the international spirits market [2] - The internationalization of Chinese baijiu faces multiple challenges, including strong competition from established brands like whiskey and vodka, reliance on the Chinese diaspora for market, strict international standards, and tariff barriers [2][4] Group 1: Challenges in Internationalization - The international spirits market is predominantly dominated by whiskey and vodka, posing significant competitive pressure on Chinese baijiu [2] - Chinese baijiu exports are heavily dependent on the Chinese community abroad, with low recognition among local consumers [2] - International standards for alcoholic beverages are stricter, and existing domestic standards do not fully meet international market requirements [2] - Tariff barriers are a common issue in global liquor trade, complicating the export of Chinese baijiu [2] Group 2: Strategies for Overcoming Challenges - Emphasizing product quality is crucial, with leading companies like Moutai and Wuliangye setting benchmarks through their global exploration [4] - Innovation should focus on adapting to foreign consumer preferences and moving beyond traditional export models that rely on trade fairs and intermediaries [4] - The future strategy should involve "industry going abroad," collaborating with experienced overseas distributors and manufacturers to adapt products to local tastes [4] Group 3: Enhancing Brand Recognition - There is a need to improve the international influence of Chinese baijiu brands, which are currently recognized mainly through a few top brands like Moutai and Wuliangye [5] - Engaging international experts and professional organizations for evaluations can enhance the credibility and recognition of Chinese baijiu in the global market [5]

Core Insights - The 2025 World Liquor Development Summit was held in Guiyang, China, focusing on how Chinese Baijiu can break into the global market and establish sustainable export pathways [1] Group 1: Summit Discussions - Over 200 industry leaders, experts, and representatives discussed key topics such as the transition from selling liquor to selling lifestyle, and the importance of capital, strategy, culture, education, marketing, logistics, and standards [5] - Wu Xiangdong, Chairman of Huazhi Liquor, shared insights on how Baijiu companies can build competitive advantages and value in the global market from the perspective of industrial capital and international layout [5] - Jiang Moma, Deputy General Manager of Guizhou Guotai Intelligent Liquor Group, presented on digital marketing, experiential scenarios, and brand ecosystem construction as part of Guotai Liquor's practices and new marketing strategies for Guizhou Baijiu [5] Group 2: Strategic Collaborations and Reports - A strategic cooperation agreement was signed between the Spanish Chamber of Commerce in Beijing and the Liquor Expo City, laying a solid foundation for further collaboration in the liquor industry [6] - The China Food and Animal Products Import and Export Chamber, in collaboration with the Guizhou Provincial Department of Commerce, released the "China Baijiu Going Global Report," marking a new phase of systematic and data-driven internationalization for Chinese Baijiu [6] - The report provides a comprehensive overview of global liquor consumption and trade trends, key overseas target markets, and strategic recommendations for liquor companies looking to expand internationally [6]

General Provisions - The company aims to protect the legal rights of the company, shareholders, employees, and creditors, and to regulate its organization and behavior according to relevant laws [1][3] - The company was established as a joint-stock company in accordance with national regulations and has undergone name changes from "Sichuan Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd." to "Sichuan Quanjing Co., Ltd." and finally to "Sichuan Shuijingfang Co., Ltd." [1][2] - The company was approved for its initial public offering of 26.6 million shares in 1996 and is listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange [1][3] Company Structure - The registered capital of the company is RMB 487,503,198 [2] - The company is a permanent joint-stock company, and the general manager serves as the legal representative [2][3] - The company’s assets are divided into equal shares, and shareholders are liable for the company’s debts only to the extent of their subscribed shares [2][3] Business Objectives and Scope - The company's business objective is to establish a dynamic operating system, improve technology and management levels, and develop its core business centered on Chinese liquor while also engaging in diversified operations [5] - The main business scope includes food production and sales, with additional activities in biobased materials technology research and development, manufacturing, and sales [5] Share Issuance and Management - The company issues shares in the form of stocks, adhering to principles of openness, fairness, and justice [6][7] - The total number of shares issued by the company is 487,503,198, all of which are ordinary shares [6][7] - The company can increase its capital through various methods, including issuing shares to unspecified or specific objects, distributing bonus shares, or converting reserves into capital [7][8] Shareholder Rights and Responsibilities - Shareholders have rights to dividends, voting, supervision of company operations, and access to company documents [10][11] - Shareholders must comply with laws and the company’s articles of association, and they cannot withdraw their capital except as legally permitted [14][39] - Shareholders holding more than 5% of voting shares must report any pledges of their shares to the company [14] Shareholder Meetings - The company holds annual and temporary shareholder meetings, with the annual meeting required to be held within six months after the end of the previous fiscal year [47] - Shareholder meetings are the company's decision-making body, with powers including electing directors, approving profit distribution plans, and making decisions on major company changes [45][46] - The company must provide legal opinions on the legality of the meeting procedures and the qualifications of attendees [50] Voting and Resolutions - Resolutions can be ordinary or special, with ordinary resolutions requiring a simple majority and special resolutions requiring a two-thirds majority [79][80] - Shareholders can exercise their voting rights based on the number of shares they hold, with each share granting one vote [82] - The company must ensure that the voting process is transparent and that results are disclosed promptly [30][83]