Ancient Civilization and

Modern Power

with Eastern Appeal

As the world's second largest economy and the only civilization to have remained unbroken for millennia, China is home to global cultural symbols like the Forbidden City, the Great Wall, and the giant panda, as well as leading innovations in high-speed rail networks, digital economy, and clean energy transformation.From the Belt and Road Initiative that connects 149 countries, to the wave of innovation in first-tier cities including Chengdu and Shenzhen, China is reshaping global cooperation pattern with the vision of "a community with a shared future for mankind", writing a new chapter for all of humanity.

Timeless Legacy of 

Ancient Shu Civilization and

a Global Metropolis

Known as the "Land of Abundance", Chengdu boasts 3,000 years of ancient Shu civilization and is a world-class international city. It is recognized as the "City of Pandas", "International City of  Gastronomy", "World-Famous Cultural City" and one of "The Most Happiest Cities in the World". As the economic engine of western China, Chengdu is becoming a new focal point for global capital investment, thanks to its status as an international gateway and the leading city among

China's new first-tier cities.Currently, Chengdu ranks 58th in the authoritative 2024 World City List by the well-known global think  tank GaWC.

With its world-class city image, laid-back warmth, and urban street life, Chengdu offers every international resident the chance to find a different way of life.Time Magazine commented: "Chengdu defines its development pace with the boiling of hotpot and the rhythm of life by the bamboo chairs of its teahouses".

The Chunxi Road Business District includes IFS and Taikoo Li, the top two shopping centers in Southwest China.This vibrant area is home to over 200 international flagship stores, including LV and Gucci, among others. It also features iconic pop-up shops like "Louis Vuitton Maison"- LV's top-tier flagship store, creating a space where the world's top-tier individuals can effortlessly integrate into daily life.

You'll start your day sharing a tofu pudding breakfast with locals at Kuixinglou Street. By noon, you're weaving through Yulin West Street's intoxicating hotpot aromas. In the evening, you find yourself lingering at Jianshe Alley's snack stalls, tempted by tangyou guozi (deep-fried sticky rice ball) and danhonggao (fluffy egg pancakes). And that's just the beginning - you'll soon discover why this is UNESCO's 'City of Gastronomy, through Longchaoshou (dragon-shaped wontons), fiery Mapo Tofu,Braised Trotters,and Sliced Beef in Chili Sauce.

Tivano, a Black Pearl Restaurant and the third LV restaurant globally, alongside the Tranquil Tea Room, Xu's Home-Style Cuisine, and other Michelin-starred dining destinations, offers an exquisite selection of world-class

gourmet cuisine, catering to diverse needs from global high-end clientele to epicureans and business banquets.

You could meet friends for tea at a traditional teahouse,test your mahjong skills, or watch the amazing Sichuan opera face-changing act. Amidst the clattering sound of mahjong tiles and endless trivial conversations,

Chengdu locals savor life, turning daily living into an art form;

Pandas are undoubtedly the symbol of this city. Thev dance in the bamboo forests and roll on the lush areen meadows. becoming a striking feature of Chenadu's landscape. Every vear. countless visitors from all over the

world come to Chengdu just to witness these adorable national treasures in person.

The Du Fu Thatched Cottage is the former residence of the great poet Du Fu, where you can feel the poet's profound compassion for his troubled nation and its people. You can also drink a cup of wine, sing a piece of Three Kingdoms Opera, and experience the emotions of the Three Kingdoms era at the Wuhou Shrine and Jinli Street.The Sanxingdui Site and Jinsha Site, like twin stars in the ancient Shu civilization,stand as witnesses to the brilliant history of the ancient Shu region that spans over 3,000 years.

Mount Qingcheng, one of the cradles of Taoism, is dotted with ancient Taoist temples and historic sites.Dujiangyan Irrigation System stands as a remarkable feat of ancient hydraulic engineering.Mount Emei,a sacred

Buddhist mountain, enchants visitors with its temples and vast sea of clouds.