The fourth episode of Guangdong’s online video series “Beacon Over Lingnan” features Wen Zhifen, chairman of Wens Foodstuff Group.
He shares how a small chicken farm founded by seven households grew into a multibillion-dollar agriculture giant through smart technology, IoT tracking, and data innovation. The 20-episode documentary series highlights key leaders driving economic, cultural, and technological breakthroughs across the GBA.
Will future cars become robots? Can low-altitude flight reshape the way we live?
He Xiaopeng, Chairman and CEO of XPeng, gives his answers in the latest episode of Beacon Over Lingnan.
Watch the full conversation and explore his vision for the future of smart mobility and China's new energy vehicle industry.
Will future cars become robots? Can low-altitude flight reshape the way we live?
He Xiaopeng, Chairman and CEO of XPeng, gives his answers in the latest episode of Beacon Over Lingnan.
Watch the full conversation and explore his vision for the future of smart mobility and China's new energy vehicle industry.
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How can a company navigate business cycles and achieve lasting success: Chairman and President of Midea Group
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The "Beacon Over Lingnan" video series was launched on June 27. The premiere features a conversation with Fang Hongbo, Chairman and President of Midea Group, offering an inside look at the leader of the Fortune Global 500 company.
The first season includes 20 episodes spanning the economy, culture, science and education, and people's livelihood, with distinguished guests sharing their stories of Guangdong, the Greater Bay Area and China.
As Dear You prepares for its overseas release, Malaysian Chinese leader Ong Tee Keat says the film's Qiaopi (overseas Chinese letters and remittances) stories reflect the affection, integrity, and family values passed down through generations.
Drawing from his own family's experience of sending Qiaopi between Malaysia and China, Ong believes the film is a touching reminder of the enduring bond between overseas Chinese and their ancestral homeland.
Qingyuan’s rapids are calling!
The 2026 China Qingyuan International Rafting Open gathered 80 teams from 14 countries to race down northern Guangdong’s wild rivers. From Ukraine to France, Spain to Nepal, adventurers rode the currents, cheered the challenge—and slept like babies in the forest afterwards.
Known as China’s Rafting Capital, Qingyuan is more than a race: it’s a full nature escape with karting, coasters, and mountain air. Summer just got cooler.
#Qingyuan | After watching videos from Qingyuan, a #Canadian security guard found himself rethinking the future — now dreaming of retiring in China 🇨🇦➡️🇨🇳
Inspired by a restaurateur bridging cultures through food, the moment shows how simple stories online can spark real-life connections across the world 🍽️✨
Dive in: https://t.co/bALQUo4OAR
#ChinaStories #CulturalExchange #GlobalConnections #FoodCulture
Zhanjiang Builds a Portside Industrial Cluster Worth over 100 Billion Yuan
In 2025, the regional gross domestic product (GDP) of Zhanjiang was expected to approach 400 billion yuan, with industrial added value projected to exceed 100 billion yuan and the growth rate of added value of industrial enterprises above the designated size achieving double-digit growth. Over the past five years, 2,367 major provincial and municipal projects have been implemented, with cumulative investment reaching 440 billion yuan, ranking first in eastern, western, and northern Guangdong.
#Guangdong | All 57 counties are now growing faster than the provincial average—for the 2nd year running!
✅ What’s new?
20-minute expressway access to counties 🛣️
Full 5G coverage in 19,382 villages 📡
Top schools & hospitals paired with rural areas 🏫🏥
8 trillion-yuan agri clusters feeding the nation 🌽💪
Marine economy tops 2 trillion yuan 🌊🥇
From tea fields to tech fields—growth is spreading everywhere! 📈🏡
👇 See how Guangdong is balancing urban + rural success:
🔗 https://t.co/fZMLsvR1lZ
#RuralRevitalization #Growth #Inclusive #Development #5G #Agriculture #Marine #Economy #China2025