Special commentator of the magazine (10-1) Switching swiftly IT achievements into productivity Special commentator of the magazine (9-1) Performing duties of audit supervision and implementing requirements set forth by “three representatives” ….……………. Ye Qing (7-1)Įxecuting auditing responsibility according to law and stimulating development of budget performance audit …….…………Special commentator of the magazine (8-1) Strengthening audit supervision over consolidation and standardization of market economy. Striving for creative work focusing on key points. Special commentator of the magazine (4-1) Li Jinhua (3-1)Ĭarry out research thoroughly and to enhance budget performance audit …….………………….….…….…….………….Commentator of the magazine ((2-1)Ĭonduct audit by grasping key links with guidance of “three represents” Push audit work to a new stage of development As part of Shandong's tourist development, Liaocheng has become a place to satisfy needs of every kind, including eating, shopping, sightseeing and relaxation.China Audit Year 2001 General Table of Contents October is the highlight of the year, when numerous activities turn the city into a carnival for tourists. There are attractions for every taste, be it architectural, literary, historical or ecological.
They include Dongchang Lake, the Grand Canal, modern theaters and city squares by the water, the Grand Canal Museum, Jingyang Ridge, the Lion Tower and Cao Zhi's graveyard. Finally, it serves as a hub for distributing containers nationwide.Ī large number of tourist attractions make Liaocheng a fascinating tourist city as well. It is also the government's storage place for strategic commodities like grain, cotton, coal and crude oil. As an important commercial and trading zone, Liaocheng has over 40 large wholesale markets for different goods. The Dongjiao Group, the largest producer of medicinal glue in the country, is the most prominent. Many business giants in this city lead their fields nationwide. The city is the home of many nationally and internationally famous brands. Among its booming modern industries are machine manufacturing, nonferrous metals, textiles, pharmaceuticals, paper making, chemical industries and farm produce processing. But the city is no longer solely a traditional agricultural place, for the modern economy has achieved rapid progress. Liaocheng takes pride in its high-quality wheat, organic vegetables and fruits, edible fungi, poultry farming, and processing. This 6.3 square-kilometer body of water embraces the one-square-kilometer city of the Song Dynasty from 1,000 years ago, a unique lake in China. Dongchang Lake can be found within the city limits. The city holds the Yellow River in its bosom for 50 kilometers before reluctantly releasing it, while the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal goes right through the downtown area. Liaocheng is a water city in every sense, blessed with 23 small and three big rivers. Liaocheng has produced many talented people, among them Yin Yi, a minister of the Shang Dynasty (16th-11th century BC) Sun Bin, the well-known military strategist of the Warring States Period Fu Yijian (1609-1655), the first scholar to win the highest academic honor in the Qing imperial examinations, who later became prime minister and contemporary celebrities like Zhang Zizhong, Fu Sinian, Ji Xianlin and Kong Fansen. The city is also the setting of several famous classical Chinese novels, including Outlaws of the Marsh, Jin Ping Mei (The Plum in the Golden Vase), and The Travelogue of Laocan. Among them are the graveyard of Cao Zhi from the Three Kingdoms Period (220-265), Guangyue Tower from the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644), Linqing Customs Post of the Ming and Qing dynasties, and Shanxi and Shaanxi Provincial Guild Hall. The past 2,500 years have left over 400 remains of historic and cultural significance, some of them dating back to the Neolithic Age.
The Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal and the Yellow River meet here, as do the north-south Beijing-Kowloon Railway and east-west Qingdao-Jinan-Handan Railway and Expressway. Needless to say, it also features highly developed modern commerce. Located in western Shandong, and standing at the crossroads of Hebei, Shandong and Henan provinces, Liaocheng has many things to boast of: a long history, a rich cultural heritage and a great number of tourist sites. No wonder people describe Liaocheng, a vibrant city lying on this plain, as "energetic, ancient and modern." MULTIPLE ancient cultures met on the vast Luxi (western Shandong) Plain: agricultural culture, Yellow River culture, and the commercial culture out of the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal, to name just a few.
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