As one of the most important cities in southwest China, Chongqing has excellent national and international transport links. Chongqing Jiangbei International Airport has services to most major cities in China and to seven international destinations. ... Read More>>
Commercial Real Estate Overview Chongqing's commercial office buildings are mainly concentrated in the Yuzhong District, the Jiangbei District and the new high-tech zones. Office buildings in Yuzhong District include the Chongqing World Trade Center, ... Read More>>
◎ Chongqing Association Of Enterprises With Foreign Investment http://www.cqwsxh.org/(Chinese) ◎ China Chongqing Investment Promotion Network http://www.investcq.gov.cn/en/index.asp ◎ Chongqing Investment Network http://www.cq.3000.gov.cn/(Chinese) ◎ ... Read More>>
Industrial Orientation: The One-Hour Economic Circle Chongqing's strategic focus for the foreseeable future is on the development of its One-Hour Economic Circle, which will be centered on the city proper; a super metropolis that covers 23 of Chongqing's ... Read More>>
Mayor Mayor: Wang Hongju Municipal Departments • General Office of Chongqing Municipal People's Government Add: 252 Renmin Lu, Yuzhong District, Chongqing Tel: 023- 63898562 Postcode: 400015 • Chongqing Municipal Development and Reform Committee ... Read More>>
In recent years, Chongqing has reinforced and improved upon its policies for foreign investment promotion and aims to close the FDI gap with the country's Big Three municipalities of Beijing, Shanghai and Tianjin. In 2006, the city's total FDI reached ... Read More>>
Human Resource Overview By the end of 2005, there were over 8 million workers in Chongqing, including 600 thousand professional technicians and over 49,100 scientists and engineers. Among the professional technicians, senior-level technical workers account ... Read More>>
1) Taxation a) For sectors encouraged by the state for foreign investment, a preferred corporate taxation rate of 15% shall be levied for 3 years following the expiration of the tax exemption period. b) Income tax levied on income from technology transfer, ... Read More>>
Chongqing is the largest postal and telecommunications hub in Western China, acting as the dispatch and command center for postal and telecommunication services in Southwest China. Currently, postal and telecommunication services connect with 180 countries ... Read More>>
Chongqing is the sole major hub for comprehensive water, air and land-based transportation in Western China. The city is at the center of the confluence of major trunk railways, arterial expressways running east-west and north-south and fleets of three ... Read More>>
1. One-Stop Service for Foreign Investors To simplify administrative procedures and improve governmental efficiency in order to improve the investment environment in Chongqing, an integrated "One-Stop" service center for foreign investment has ... Read More>>
Chongqing New North Zone The Chongqing New North Zone (CNNZ) is located in the metropolitan area of Chongqing at the confluence of the Yangtze River and the Jialing River. It borders the Cuntan harbor area on the east, the Jialing River to the west, the ... Read More>>
Public Utilities and Infrastructure (2005) Indicator 2005 Residential Water Consumption Per Capita (Liters) 153.66 Percentage of Population with Access to Tap Water 79.2 Percentage of Population with Access to Natural Gas 69.7 Number of buses Per 10,000 ... Read More>>
Geographical Advantages Chongqing is centrally located on China's map at the core of the upper Yangtze River economic belt, connecting China's vast western interior to the major centers of the country's east coast and beyond. It is a key transition point ... Read More>>
Chongqing has diverse and competitive industrial sectors as well as an advanced and highly developed supply chain network. The city is one of China's most important industrial bases and is now strengthening its four pillar industries: the automotive & ... Read More>>
Vital Statistics (2006) GDP: RMB348.6 billion RMB GDP per Capita: RMB12,437 RMB Economic Growth Rate: 12.2% Population: 13.11 million (urban) – 14.87 million (rural) FDI: Vital Statistics (2006) GDP: 348.6 billion RMB GDP per Capita: 12,437 RMB ... Read More>>
· GDP: RMB 1001.1 billion (2011) · Per Capita Disposable Income of Urban Residents: RMB 20,250 (2011) · Economic Growth Rate: 16.4% (2011) · Resident Population: 28.846 million (2010) · Unemployment Rate: 3.97% (2009) ... Read More>>
The area of the Chongqing municipality area is approximately 82,400 square kilometers; the municipality shares borders with Hubei, Hunan, Guizhou, Sichuan and Shaanxi provinces. Recent census indicates that the Han form the majority of its total urban ... Read More>>
The public bus system in Chongqing has over 300 routes, which start up at around 5.30 in the morning, running until 21:00. Fares vary; regular buses cost 1 RMB and air-conditioned buses cost 2 RMB. Buses tend to get very crowded during rush hours. Service ... Read More>>
With Chongqing’s food & beverage industry thriving, “snack streets”, or areas where restaurants and snack vendors proliferate, are gradually forming without government urging or intervention. The areas around Jiefangbei (locally called ... Read More>>
Chongqing's summers can be fiercely hot, so bring sunblock, but bring an umbrella too: heavy rain can fall at any time of the year. The fog is equally famous: about a third of the days during spring and summer are foggy. The sun can easily penetrate the fog ... Read More>>
The city of Chongqing is situated at 105°17'and 28°10'. It is a part of the Chongqing municipality which sits within the Sichuan Basin in the central area of China surrounded by Shaanxi, Sichuan, Hubei, Hunan, and Guizhou provinces. Topographically, ... Read More>>
Chongqing Chaotianmen Dock Chongqing sits at the confluence of the Yangtze River and the smaller Jialing River, forming an inland port which has been a major factor in the city's growth. The position of the port makes it possible for central China to ... Read More>>
The booming bar industry is a recent addition to China's developing economy, and patrons tend to be under thirty. While new bars open all the time, Chongqing tends to favor European-style clubs. Most Chongqing bars offer both drinks and dining. Bars that ... Read More>>