Chaozhou, Ceramic Capital of China Makes Debut at NYC Times Square

Innovations that combine modern technologies with traditional craftsmanship are also found in Chaozhou's woodcarving, embroidery and other intangible cultural heritages in addition to ceramics traditional crafts with new features bring opportunities for better development, making modern industries like woodcarving and embroidered clothing boom. In addition, Chaozhou is seeking new boosters in emerging industries. In the following three years, it plans to build five industrial clusters each with a value of 50 billion yuan in five fields, namely, ceramics, food, new materials, new energy and biomedicine.

Innovations that combine modern technologies with traditional craftsmanship are also found in Chaozhou's woodcarving, embroidery and other intangible cultural heritages in addition to ceramics traditional crafts with new features bring opportunities for better development, making modern industries like woodcarving and embroidered clothing boom. In addition, Chaozhou is seeking new boosters in emerging industries. In the following three years, it plans to build five industrial clusters each with a value of 50 billion yuan in five fields, namely, ceramics, food, new materials, new energy and biomedicine.

In the beginning of a new era, Chaozhou, the eastern gateway to Guangdong, is giving full play to the courage, passion and entrepreneurship of the local people. Aiming at high-quality development, it is seizing the historic opportunities brought by the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, the fourth largest of its kind in the world, and planning for differentiated development in an effort to evolve into a special and distinctive city in the coastal economic belts of China.