summit site. Photo provided by the Taiwan Affairs Office of Jiangsu Province
The common mission of entrepreneurs on both sides of the Taiwan Strait." After listening to the wonderful sharings of many guests at the summit, Taisheng International Group Chairman Guo Shanhui was deeply moved, "The majority of Taiwanese entrepreneurs should love the motherland, care about both sides of the strait, be based in China, and look at the world."
html On the 17th, the 2021 Cross-Strait Entrepreneurs Purple Mountain Summit was linked via video The online mode is held simultaneously in Nanjing and Taipei. Taiwanese businessmen interviewed at the meeting said that cross-strait economic integration is inseparable, and the majority of Taiwanese businessmen should be more proactive in integrating into the new development pattern of the mainland and work together to strengthen the Chinese national economy."There is huge space for cross-strait integration and development." Guo Shanhui said that the prospects for high-quality development outlined in the mainland's "14th Five-Year Plan" are huge opportunities for enterprises on both sides of the strait. In areas such as new infrastructure, 5G, and modern agriculture, enterprises on both sides of the Taiwan Strait can cooperate in depth.
Affected by the new coronavirus epidemic, Taiwan Chamber of Commerce Chairman Lai Cheng-yi stayed in the mainland for half a year this year, which also gave him a deeper understanding of the mainland's economic development. "The mainland's economy is full of resilience and has huge potential. This huge market is a great boost to Taiwan."
Lai Zhengyi said that the "14th Five-Year Plan" clarified the future development direction of the mainland and also allowed Taiwanese businessmen and enterprises to see new opportunities. I believe that with the mainland’s huge market size, stable economic growth and systematic planning and layout, this world’s major economy will continue to grow and develop.
Lin Kunyou was interviewed. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Lu Huadong
Guangyun Agricultural Biotechnology (Jiangsu) Co., Ltd., where Taiwanese businessman Lin Kunyou works, is mainly engaged in edible mushroom processing. Its business is spread across the mainland and it is a mushroom supplier for many catering brands. In his view, the "three unchanged things" proposed by Chairman Wang Yang in his congratulatory letter are undoubtedly a "reassurance" for Taiwanese businessmen and enterprises in mainland China.
"We truly feel that the mainland's long-held concept of 'one family across the Taiwan Strait' will not change, its policy of taking the lead in sharing development opportunities with Taiwan compatriots will not change, and its measures to do practical things and good things for Taiwanese businessmen and enterprises will not change." Lin Kunyou said, "Everyone is more confident in continuing to live in the mainland and start up business!"
Lin Kunyou, who has lived in the mainland for more than 20 years, currently serves as the chairman of the Jiangsu District Youth Committee of the National Taiwan Enterprises Federation. This also made him pay special attention to cross-strait youth exchanges. "I hope young people in Taiwan will visit the mainland more often, take a look, step out, stretch out their hands, and think more," Lin Kunyou said.
Sun Decong was interviewed. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Lu Huadong
Sun Decong, executive vice president of the National Federation of Taiwan Enterprises and chairman of Nanbao Resin Group's mainland region, has attended the conference for many consecutive years. This year, he paid special attention to green and low-carbon development, supply chain restructuring and other topics. Sun Decong said frankly that this is closely related to the company's main business.
"Facing the new era, enterprises on both sides of the Taiwan Strait should seize new opportunities and strengthen coordination and cooperation with the help of platforms such as the Jiangsu-Taiwan Enterprise Cooperation Alliance." Sun Decong said that despite the impact of the epidemic, cross-Strait trade has remained resilient, which also shows that Taiwanese enterprises' market, Taiwan The hope of business cannot be separated from the mainland. "We must exert greater efforts to contribute to the strengthening of the Chinese nation's economy."
