Beijing Industrial Park Will Build A Silk Cultural Tourism Industrial Park

 　　筆者剛走進(jìn)高坪區(qū)都京鎮(zhèn)都京工業(yè)園區(qū)南充六合集團(tuán)制絲車間，就被數(shù)臺(tái)機(jī)器的轟鳴聲和數(shù)十名忙碌的工人所吸引。再走進(jìn)后繅車間，處處可見(jiàn)工人繁忙作業(yè)，一片繁忙景象。

The Capital Industrial Park of DJing town in Gaoping district was officially launched in early 2007. Up to now, there are 15 large scale enterprises with Liuhe as the leading body, and 12 of them are silk clothing enterprises.

The overall scale of silk garment enterprises has 26 kinds of automatic reeling machine, 7600 reeling, 240 coarse silk, 700 looms, 70 imported rapier looms, 1000 industrial sewing machines and 300 knitting machines. It achieves the annual production capacity of 4 million sets of medium and high grade garments, 9 million meters of all kinds of silk fabrics and 700 tons of mulberry silk.

Among them, more than 100 products have been awarded various honorary titles of the state, the province and the city. They have been exported to more than 30 countries and regions, such as Europe, America, Japan and South Korea, Southeast Asia, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, and have formed a complete industrial chain from planting mulberry, silkworm, silk reeling, weaving, dyeing, production, processing and marketing.

In April 2009, the China Silk Association awarded the "China silk capital silk first town" reputation in Gaoping metropolitan area.

In 2009, the total industrial output value of the town amounted to 800 million yuan, 50 million yuan in profits and taxes, and 20 million US dollars in export earnings.

It is understood that in order to build the "first silk town in China silk", the Capital Industrial Park is built as the largest silk clothing production and processing base in China. The town of DJing has intensified its undertaking of industrial pfer, plans to attract more than 20 enterprises with a scale of above 2 billion yuan, and excavates the silk culture connotation, starting a high starting point plan and implementing it vigorously. In 5 years, the Dujing Industrial Park has been built into a tourism industrial park with silk culture as its theme.