Tianfu New Area in Sichuan province, China's newest national-level development area, is leading the way as the city pursues a development path that puts people at the heart of a modern metropolis.
Chengdu's tourism authorities hope to attract more visitors to the city with the launch of an English-language website detailing all it has to offer.
Technical missions, business groups, SMEs, universities, R&D institutions, industrial experts and government officials from China and Europe gathered in Chengdu last week to seek opportunities and discuss the latest developments in the high-tech industries.
With two overseas banks setting up new branches in Chengdu in May, the capital of Sichuan province has made another step towards its goal to be the financial hub of western China.
Chengdu has stepped up its efforts to develop public transport and bring a "new type of urbanization" to the city.Chengdu has seven satellite towns around its central area, known as the second circle area to local people.
As the regional transportation hub and one of the major growth engines in western China, Chengdu is now looking to Europe for more business, trade and cultural exchanges.
Chengdu, an inland city in southwestern China known for its giant pandas and tasty cuisine, is striving to become a globally appealing city and China's western gateway for opening-up.
One of the fastest growing cities in China, Chengdu, the capital of Sichuan province, has strived to develop emerging industries and further boost its economy.
Lei Yin knows the world is a stage for Sichuan opera as its appeal is going global and audiences around the world discover its passion and technique.
“Lower your leg, please,” Wang Yumei gently says before helping her student Liang Xiaoju adjust her leg on a bar in a spacious room in the Chengdu School of Culture and Art in the western suburbs of the capital of Sichuan province.
It is 1:30 pm. Chen Qiaoru is holding her lunch in a bowl in the rehearsal hall of the Sichuan Opera Theater in Chengdu .
While the ancient Silk Road is famed throughout the world, another route, the South Silk Road that starts from Chengdu in Sichuan province, remains little known.
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