Following the launching of the world shoe industry (Asia) headquarters base project and the completion of the two phase of Hongyun shoe material Plaza, another key economic project of Houjie town this year, "Nanfeng international leather shoes materials trading center", was officially opened.

The local government believes that it is of great significance to promote the manufacturing of shoes and other traditional industries from manufacturing to R & D and trade procurement in the same period, and extend to the corporate headquarters and industry headquarters.

It is understood that the trading center was built by two major strength groups, Dazhong and Nanfeng, for 400 million yuan.

"Under the influence of the current financial tsunami, Nanfeng trading center can start business on schedule, which is very rare. It meets the needs of the state to stimulate domestic demand and expand production, indicating that the manufacturing industry of Houjie town still maintains a good momentum of development."

Li Huiqin, Secretary of Houjie Town Committee, stressed the need to urge private enterprises to achieve "four changes": from decentralization and extensive production to large-scale and intensive pformation; from traditional family management to modern enterprise system; from OEM to brand manufacturing; from the third industry to the diversified economy.

It is understood that Houjie in promoting the pformation and upgrading of private economy, clearly put forward the idea of "giving full play to comparative advantages, strengthening and strengthening industrial clusters". Based on the advantages of electronics, shoemaking, furniture, hotels, exhibitions, professional markets and so on, based on project promotion, the development of industrial clusters as an important way to enhance the overall competitiveness of enterprises, integrate resources, enhance positioning, and guide highly related enterprises to gather and develop, forming a professional, multi type and wide range of industrial clusters, thereby enhancing the competitiveness of the thick street industry.