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03 SHENZHEN CONTACT US AT: 8351-9443, [email protected] Wednesday June 17, 2020 At a Glance Drone congress THE 2020 Drone World Congress is slated to be held in Shenzhen from Sept. 13 to 15, Shenzhen Economic Daily reported yesterday. Statistics show that China’s drone industry has maintained rapid growth in 2019. There are more than 7,000 drone companies in the country that have obtained drone-operating licenses, over 600 of which are in Shenzhen. Theme park KAISA Golden Sands Bay International Paradise, which will be the first theme park in Dapeng New Area, will partially open to the public in 2021. The project, covering an area of 1.5 million square meters, will include five amusement venues, five international luxury hotels, penthouses, three ecological parks, a commercial street, a theater and a gymnasium. Fintech patents CHINESE insurer Ping An took the top spot in the world in fintech patents by filing 1,604 patents last year, according to a report released by the World Intellectual Property Organiza- tion. Alibaba filed 798 fintech patents, ranking second. A total of 3,909 enterprises from 33 countries filed 14,706 fintech patents by the end of 2019, the report said. In the top 100, 48 enterprises came from China, covering tradi- tional finance, fintech, Inter- net, e-commerce, technology, and telecommunications. WITH no new local COVID-19 cases reported for more than three months, the nighttime economy in Huaqiangbei com- mercial circle, Futian District, is showing strong signs of recov- ery, Shenzhen Special Zone Daily reported. Enthusiasm for going out and spending time with friends in the evening is definitely high, as some stores have filed applications for extension of business hours. “We plan to extend our business hours from Friday to Sunday until midnight,” the manager of an eatery in Rainbow Shopping Mall, sur- named Yuan, told the Daily. The application for extension of business hours was mainly to launch nighttime dining pack- ages to attract more consum- ers, according to Yuan. Other famous restaurants, such as Haidilao and Gelao- guan, have also offered to oper- ate around the clock and until 2 a.m., respectively, said Ouyang Jie, assistant general manager of Rainbow Shopping Mall. On the east side of the Huaqiangbei commercial circle, CICCI Mall also attracted a large number of consumers, with daily average foot traffic reaching 12,000. According to Wang Yanju, assistant general manager of CICCI Mall, some dining busi- nesses have provided outdoor seating sections as more con- sumers prefer to dine outdoors due to the epidemic. Authorities in Futian Dis- trict have beefed up measures to develop the nighttime economy in Huaqiangbei, with steps to encourage post-dusk business activities and later closing hours. In a bid to enliven the commercial circle, piano and instrumental players as well as performers will be invited to stage thematic performances in the main street of Huaqiangbei at fixed times every week. Futian will also make full use of the public space in the north- ern area of Huaqiangbei Main Street to attract millennials who are interested in Cosplay, skate- boarding, street dance and hip- hop music, so as to add vitality to the area and further increase foot traffic. (Zhang Yu) Wang Jingli [email protected] SOME 92 percent of nearly 5,000 graduates from the 2020 class of Shenzhen Insti- tute of Information Technol- ogy (SZIIT) had received job offers as of Monday, SZIIT announced at the commence- ment ceremony held Monday on its campus in Longgang District. Several student representa- tives attended the ceremony on campus while others joined in online due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In order to help fresh gradu- ates conquer employment challenges brought about by the COVID-19 public health crisis, SZIIT held several online recruitments to attract more job opportunities from companies offering employment. The employment rate of fresh graduates in 2020 reached 92 percent as of Monday. Among the graduates, 423 won awards in provincial and national skills contests and a total of 37 students successfully got high-demand certificates including the HCIF certificate, a Huawei certification in the IT industry, according to SZIIT. Chen Hongduo, one of the excellent students, established two startups when he was in school and formed cooperations with Haier and SF Express. Sun Yong, president of SZIIT, delivered a speech during the ceremony in which he encour- aged students to bravely pursue their dreams and to always have the spirit of innovation. Yang Mei, Jin Yingqi [email protected] DESPITE the global economic downturn and bleak job market driven by the coronavirus outbreak, the class of 2020 from Peking University HSBC Business School (PHBS) reg- istered a surprisingly impres- sive employment rate with a majority of the new graduates recruited by leading financial and consulting institutions and companies including China Development Bank, The Export-Import Bank of China, Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs and CITIC Securities, according to the school. As of June 6, 273 of its 280 Chinese master’s graduates have chosen to enter the job market fresh from graduation with seven continuing pursu- ing doctoral degrees overseas, reporting an initial employment rate of 95.4 percent. On average each graduate is having two or more job offers in hand, far more than their peers in other business schools. To prepare its students for the fiercely competitive job market and the society as a whole, PHBS has been focused on cultivating well-rounded students and providing them with a high-quality education, school officials said. PHBS aims to build students’ competence, wisdom, fitness and moral integrity through weekly team- building and fitness training, high academic requirements and rigorous thesis defense. In addition, to make sure students devote themselves to academic learning, the school only allows students to do internships after their first-year of study and sets a minimum GPA requirement for graduation. In the QS 2018 Top Business Schools with Employers Rank- ing, Peking University ranked 9th in the category of business school in terms of employer reputation. Rainbow before sunset A rainbow as seen from atop a building in Futian District before sunset yesterday. A rainbow is a bow-shaped display in the sky of the colors of the spectrum, caused by the refraction and reflection of the sun’s rays through rain or mist. Shenzhen has lately been affected by the “dragon boat rain” — intense rainfalls brought on by summer monsoons and affect the city in the weeks ahead of the Dragon Boat Festival. Sun Yuchen SHENZHEN has set up a lead- ing group and seven task forces to push forward construc- tion of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area (GBA), according to a pamphlet on guiding the development of GBA published by the GBA Office of the Shenzhen CPC committee recently, according to a Shenzhen Special Zone Daily report yesterday. Titled “Guidance for the Development of the Guangdong- Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area (Shenzhen),” the pamphlet gives clear and brief explana- tions about spatial layout, key projects, key areas and sup- portive Shenzhen policy on construction of the GBA from perspectives including State strategies, core driving forces and social participation. Shenzhen is speeding up construction of the Qianhai Shenzhen-Hong Kong Modern Service Cooperation Zone, Shenzhen-Hong Kong Science and Technology Innovation Cooperation Zone, Guangming Science City, Shenzhen-Hong Kong Port Belt, Xili Lake Inter- national Science and Education City and Shatoujiao Shenzhen- Hong Kong International Travel Consumption Cooperation Zone, according to the guid- ance pamphlet. The directive also introduces Shenzhen policies in finance, employment, housing, talent introduction and education for the construction of GBA. It stresses the importance of private participation in GBA construction and building Shenzhen into a pilot demon- stration area of socialism with Chinese characteristics. The Central Government unveiled its Outline Develop- ment Plan for the Guangdong- Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area in February last year, signifying a new milestone in the development of the Greater Bay Area. In August last year, the city was given a new role as a pilot demonstration area of socialism with Chinese char- acteristics. According to the new guide- line, Shenzhen will become a leading city globally in terms of economic strength and quality of development, and by 2035, it will become not only a national model of high-quality development, but also a hub of innovation, entrepreneurship and creativity with interna- tional influence. The Greater Bay Area com- prises Hong Kong, Macao and nine cities in Guangdong Prov- ince. At the end of 2018, the total population was 71 million and GDP was US$1.64 trillion. (Han Ximin) Greater Bay Area directive published Night economy booming in Huaqiangbei PHBS’s class of 2020 proves competitive 92% of SZIIT’s fresh graduates get job offers
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03 SHENZHENCONTACT US AT: 8351-9443, [email protected] Wednesday June 17, 2020
At a Glance
Drone congressTHE 2020 Drone World Congress is slated to be held in Shenzhen from Sept. 13 to 15, Shenzhen Economic Daily reported yesterday.
Statistics show that China’s drone industry has maintained rapid growth in 2019. There are more than 7,000 drone companies in the country that
have obtained drone-operating licenses, over 600 of which are in Shenzhen.
Theme parkKAISA Golden Sands Bay International Paradise, which will be the first theme park in Dapeng New Area, will partially open to the public in 2021.
The project, covering an area of 1.5 million square meters, will
include five amusement venues, five international luxury hotels, penthouses, three ecological parks, a commercial street, a theater and a gymnasium.
Fintech patentsCHINESE insurer Ping An took the top spot in the world in fintech patents by filing 1,604 patents last year, according to a report released by the World
Intellectual Property Organiza-tion. Alibaba filed 798 fintech patents, ranking second.
A total of 3,909 enterprises from 33 countries filed 14,706 fintech patents by the end of 2019, the report said. In the top 100, 48 enterprises came from China, covering tradi-tional finance, fintech, Inter-net, e-commerce, technology, and telecommunications.
WITH no new local COVID-19 cases reported for more than three months, the nighttime economy in Huaqiangbei com-mercial circle, Futian District, is showing strong signs of recov-ery, Shenzhen Special Zone Daily reported.
Enthusiasm for going out and spending time with friends in the evening is definitely high, as some stores have filed applications for extension of business hours.
“We plan to extend our business hours from Friday to Sunday until midnight,” the manager of an eatery in Rainbow Shopping Mall, sur-named Yuan, told the Daily. The application for extension of business hours was mainly to launch nighttime dining pack-ages to attract more consum-ers, according to Yuan.
Other famous restaurants, such as Haidilao and Gelao-guan, have also offered to oper-ate around the clock and until 2 a.m., respectively, said Ouyang Jie, assistant general manager of Rainbow Shopping Mall.
On the east side of the Huaqiangbei commercial circle, CICCI Mall also attracted a large number of consumers, with daily average foot traffic reaching 12,000.
According to Wang Yanju, assistant general manager of CICCI Mall, some dining busi-nesses have provided outdoor seating sections as more con-sumers prefer to dine outdoors due to the epidemic.
Authorities in Futian Dis-trict have beefed up measures to develop the nighttime economy in Huaqiangbei, with steps to encourage post-dusk business activities and later closing hours.
In a bid to enliven the commercial circle, piano and instrumental players as well as performers will be invited to stage thematic performances in the main street of Huaqiangbei at fixed times every week.
Futian will also make full use of the public space in the north-ern area of Huaqiangbei Main Street to attract millennials who are interested in Cosplay, skate-boarding, street dance and hip-hop music, so as to add vitality to the area and further increase foot traffic.
(Zhang Yu)
Wang [email protected]
SOME 92 percent of nearly 5,000 graduates from the 2020 class of Shenzhen Insti-tute of Information Technol-ogy (SZIIT) had received job offers as of Monday, SZIIT announced at the commence-ment ceremony held Monday on its campus in Longgang District.
Several student representa-tives attended the ceremony on campus while others joined
in online due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
In order to help fresh gradu-ates conquer employment challenges brought about by the COVID-19 public health crisis, SZIIT held several online recruitments to attract more job opportunities from companies offering employment.
The employment rate of fresh graduates in 2020 reached 92 percent as of Monday.
Among the graduates, 423 won awards in provincial and national skills contests and a
total of 37 students successfully got high-demand certificates including the HCIF certificate, a Huawei certification in the IT industry, according to SZIIT.
Chen Hongduo, one of the excellent students, established two startups when he was in school and formed cooperations with Haier and SF Express.
Sun Yong, president of SZIIT, delivered a speech during the ceremony in which he encour-aged students to bravely pursue their dreams and to always have the spirit of innovation.
Yang Mei, Jin [email protected]
DESPITE the global economic downturn and bleak job market driven by the coronavirus outbreak, the class of 2020 from Peking University HSBC Business School (PHBS) reg-istered a surprisingly impres-sive employment rate with a majority of the new graduates recruited by leading financial and consulting institutions and companies including China Development Bank, The Export-Import Bank of China, Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs and CITIC Securities, according to the school.
As of June 6, 273 of its 280 Chinese master’s graduates have chosen to enter the job market fresh from graduation with seven continuing pursu-ing doctoral degrees overseas, reporting an initial employment rate of 95.4 percent. On average each graduate is having two or more job offers in hand, far more than their peers in other business schools.
To prepare its students for the fiercely competitive job market and the society as a whole, PHBS has been focused on cultivating well-rounded students and providing them with a high-quality education, school officials said. PHBS aims to build students’ competence, wisdom, fitness and moral integrity through weekly team-building and fitness training, high academic requirements and rigorous thesis defense.
In addition, to make sure students devote themselves to academic learning, the school only allows students to do internships after their first-year of study and sets a minimum GPA requirement for graduation.
In the QS 2018 Top Business Schools with Employers Rank-ing, Peking University ranked 9th in the category of business school in terms of employer reputation.
Rainbow before sunsetA rainbow as seen from atop a building in Futian District before sunset yesterday. A rainbow is a bow-shaped display in the sky of the colors of the spectrum, caused by the refraction and reflection of the sun’s rays through rain or mist. Shenzhen has lately been affected by the “dragon boat rain” — intense rainfalls brought on by summer monsoons and affect the city in the weeks ahead of the Dragon Boat Festival. Sun Yuchen
SHENZHEN has set up a lead-ing group and seven task forces to push forward construc-tion of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area (GBA), according to a pamphlet on guiding the development of GBA published by the GBA Office of the Shenzhen CPC committee recently, according to a Shenzhen Special Zone Daily report yesterday.
Titled “Guidance for the Development of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area (Shenzhen),” the pamphlet gives clear and brief explana-tions about spatial layout, key projects, key areas and sup-portive Shenzhen policy on
construction of the GBA from perspectives including State strategies, core driving forces and social participation.
Shenzhen is speeding up construction of the Qianhai Shenzhen-Hong Kong Modern Service Cooperation Zone, Shenzhen-Hong Kong Science and Technology Innovation Cooperation Zone, Guangming Science City, Shenzhen-Hong Kong Port Belt, Xili Lake Inter-national Science and Education City and Shatoujiao Shenzhen-Hong Kong International Travel Consumption Cooperation Zone, according to the guid-ance pamphlet.
The directive also introduces
Shenzhen policies in finance, employment, housing, talent introduction and education for the construction of GBA.
It stresses the importance of private participation in GBA construction and building Shenzhen into a pilot demon-stration area of socialism with Chinese characteristics.
The Central Government unveiled its Outline Develop-ment Plan for the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area in February last year, signifying a new milestone in the development of the Greater Bay Area. In August last year, the city was given a new role as a pilot demonstration area of
socialism with Chinese char-acteristics.
According to the new guide-line, Shenzhen will become a leading city globally in terms of economic strength and quality of development, and by 2035, it will become not only a national model of high-quality development, but also a hub of innovation, entrepreneurship and creativity with interna-tional influence.
The Greater Bay Area com-prises Hong Kong, Macao and nine cities in Guangdong Prov-ince. At the end of 2018, the total population was 71 million and GDP was US$1.64 trillion.
(Han Ximin)
Greater Bay Area directive published Night economy booming inHuaqiangbei
PHBS’s class of 2020 proves competitive
92% of SZIIT’s fresh graduates get job offers
