The Korean Media Group Visited The First Station In Guangdong To Arrive At TIT International Clothing Creative Park.

South Korean media group visits Guangzhou TIT International

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On the afternoon of June 3rd, under the leadership of the South Korean Embassy in China, under the guidance of Hsien Feng, counsellor, so far, the largest visit to Guangdong Korean media group was launched, and a 5 day trip to Guangdong was launched.

After the first station arrived in Guangzhou T.I.T international clothing Creative Park, 19 senior journalists from 17 South Korean media immediately set up "long gun and short gun" and captured the wonderful moment.

After only half an hour's visit to the conference, sharp media people even asked questions, aiming at the pformation and upgrading of Guangdong and Guangdong's competitiveness.

Why are old factories attractive with new fashion?

On the southern side of Guangzhou new TV Tower, T.I.T international clothing creative garden, the media group reporter saw a unique fashion Publishing Center: old trees, old houses, new people, new fashions...

50 years ago, this is a textile factory in Haizhuqu District, Guangzhou. Now it has been pformed into a fashion creative park. Now, 68 garment enterprises are stationed in the park, of which 15 are international brands.

Pu Xuanhao, from the Korean culture daily, asked, "where does this attraction come from? Do you work hard on tax preferences as well as some cities?"

"Tax incentives are only part of it," Mai Qinghua, vice chairman of the creative park, said. The government also provided support for talents, land and industry information supply.

"Especially in terms of information, the government has greatly helped us to provide a platform to understand the most advanced information in the world and help enterprises identify the direction of development and guide them."

Because of this, the creative park is not only the headquarters of many international fashion brands, but also the fashion publishing center.

Why can creative gardens kill blood?

Under the influence of the international financial crisis and the European debt crisis, the European and American clothing market is not booming. How to make Guangdong get rid of a bloody path in such an environment is the concern of Korean National Daily reporter Pu Minxi.

The answer is: pformation and upgrading, R & D and market grasping.

Mai Qinghua recalled that enterprises at that time stayed in the era of foundry, especially for the clothing brands of Asian countries (Japan and Korea). With the increasingly fierce competition, many enterprises found that they would soon be eliminated if they went on like this.

Against this background, independent brands and local designers emerge as the times require.

"Nowadays, the enterprises in the creative garden are concerned about two things, one is research and development, the other is the market, so that enterprises can better survive."

Mai Qinghua said that the annual output value of the industrial park has reached 15 billion yuan. After a famous French clothing brand entered the country, the number of national stores increased from more than 200 to more than 500.

Vitality of "Happy New Year"

South Korea's Associated Press, the vehicle operator, praised the "special industrial park." in South Korea, it is hard to see that the old and new industries can be perfectly integrated.

He said that although South Korea has experienced pformation and upgrading, it is more of the old factory buildings to be demolished and rebuilt, and the creative garden is a new way to upgrade and upgrade.

Pu Xuanhao is also concerned about the integration of the history and the modern age of the creative park, but is worried that it will not be able to survive for a long time because of the needs of urban development planning.

Mai Qinghua dispelled his doubts: "creative garden is not built up in a whim.

It is equivalent to a park, not only can undertake economic and commercial development functions, but also provides a place for people's leisure and entertainment.

Therefore, the creative park has been incorporated into the planning of urban development in Guangzhou, and it will certainly not be "instantaneous glory".

More than 30 years ago, she has been to China. Now China is a Korean correspondent. Hong Zanshan, today's currency reporter, described the purpose of this trip with a "walk and look".

In addition to T.I.T, Guangzhou also has various creative parks such as movies, red wine, yachts and fine arts. "Enough for me to go!" Hong Zanshan said with a smile.