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Over the next two days, Su Cheng conducted an in-depth inspection in Pengcheng.

He inspected the major industrial projects of Su Group and Hutchison Whampoa Group in Shenzhen one by one, and gained a detailed understanding of the operating status of each business segment.

What is particularly noteworthy is that Su Cheng made a special visit to the tallest building in Shenzhen which is under intensive construction. This landmark building is adjacent to Luohu Port and its majestic figure has begun to emerge.

He personally visited the construction site for an on-site inspection and paid close attention to the project's progress, design concepts and future prospects.

Once completed, this high-rise building will stand out from the crowd and become a new height benchmark in the mainland, far exceeding the current tallest building in the mainland - the Baiyun Hotel in Guangzhou, which is only 117.05 meters high. The latter was a rising star four years ago and was once prominent, but is about to be replaced by this new landmark.

It is not difficult to see from this situation that the number of high-rise buildings in the mainland is still scarce compared with other developed regions.

The construction of Shenzhen’s tallest building will undoubtedly add a touch of bright color to the mainland’s skyline and herald a new chapter in urban development and construction.

In addition to inspecting the above-mentioned industrial projects, Su Cheng also made a special trip to meet with Pengcheng's leadership team.

During the friendly and in-depth talks, Suzhou City placed extremely high expectations on the future development of Shenzhen City and made it clear that it would continue to increase investment in Shenzhen City and contribute to the prosperity and development of the city.

For Pengcheng, Suzhou is not only an important partner, but also a key force in promoting urban development. Therefore, Pengcheng naturally gave Suzhou the warmest reception and the most preferential policy support, aiming to ensure that Suzhou can continue to expand its investment in Pengcheng and seek a win-win situation.

Pengcheng understands very well that as long as it can retain financial backers like Sucheng and continue to increase investment, the city's future will be full of infinite possibilities and glory.

Therefore, the cooperation between the two sides is not only based on current common interests, but also focuses on the long-term vision of urban development.

After the talks, the two-day inspection and exchanges came to a successful conclusion.

Su Cheng left Pengcheng in a special car, full of expectations and confidence for the future, and continued to head north to start a new journey and exploration.

Thanks to Sucheng being the largest investor in the Yangcheng-Pengcheng Expressway, although the road has not yet been officially opened to traffic, he can drive directly on it.

Therefore, the road to the north is wide and smooth, as if it is a smooth road paved specifically for speeding.

Apart from their convoy, there was no other convoy on the road, allowing Su Cheng's convoy to move forward leisurely at a very high speed, enjoying this rare speed.

However, Sucheng did not set out directly for Guangzhou, but chose to stop for a while in Dongguancheng on the way.

He also invested a lot of money in Dongguan City, which has two large-scale industrial parks invested and built by him.

Although their scale is slightly smaller than that of the projects in Pengcheng, they have already played an important role in Dongguan, injecting strong impetus into the local economy and attracting more than 200,000 employees to work hard here.

The city of Dongguan attached great importance to and welcomed Su Cheng's arrival, and the leaders personally met with this distinguished entrepreneur.

The two sides had in-depth exchanges on topics such as the further development of the industrial park, employee welfare and future cooperation in a warm and friendly atmosphere.

After a short but fulfilling stay in Dongguan, Suzhou once again embarked on the expressway to Guangzhou.

This time, his direction is northwest, and his target is Guangzhou, the capital of Guangdong Province. Guangzhou, Dongguan and Pengcheng, these three bright pearls are closely connected geographically, and the newly built expressway, like a golden bond, connects the three cities more closely, making the travel between them more convenient and efficient than ever before.

It took the Sucheng convoy less than an hour to successfully travel from Dongguan to Yangcheng, fully demonstrating the convenience and efficiency of this expressway.

If nothing unexpected happens, this road will create invaluable benefits in the future and play a very important role in the economic development of Guangdong Province.

Su Cheng has invested in these places and is naturally one of the beneficiaries, so he is very happy to see the completion of this expressway.

Guangzhou, a city with a long history, attached unprecedented importance to Suzhou's arrival.

Not only did the leaders of Guangzhou come out in person to welcome them, but even the provincial leaders were present and jointly held a grand and warm welcoming ceremony for Suzhou.

This ceremony is not only a recognition of Su Cheng's personal achievements, but also an affirmation of his great contribution to the economic development of Guangdong Province.

Recalling the last time I visited Suzhou, although I also received a grand reception, the scale of today's reception was obviously superior.

The reason behind this is self-evident. Today, Suzhou is not only the largest investor in Pengcheng, but also the largest foreign investor in Guangdong Province. It is an important driving force for the economic development of the entire Guangdong Province. Its influence and contribution have reached unprecedented heights.

As the largest financial sponsor in Guangdong Province, Su Cheng naturally received courtesy and respect from all sides.

During this grand welcoming ceremony, Suzhou felt the enthusiasm and expectations from all walks of life in Guangdong Province.

As the capital of Guangdong Province, Yangcheng has become an indispensable part of Suzhou's corporate investment landscape with its superior status and strength.

Here, the funds and resources invested by Suzhou's enterprises are in no way inferior to those of Pengcheng.

In this era, Guangzhou is definitely a megacity in the mainland, and it cannot be compared with places like Shenzhen, which has only started to develop for two or three years.

In Guangzhou, the investment tentacles of Suzhou enterprises extend to every corner, from basic manufacturing industries to high-end hotel services, from key infrastructure construction to booming tourism, and even agriculture and animal husbandry that are related to people's livelihood.

This all-round, multi-field investment layout not only demonstrates the strong strength and foresight of Suzhou's enterprises, but also injects strong impetus into Guangzhou's economic development.

It is particularly worth mentioning that the scale of Hutchison Whampoa Group’s investment in Guangzhou is even more spectacular, and its influence even surpasses that of the Su Group.

If Shenzhen is the largest investment city of the Su Group in the Mainland, then Guangzhou is undoubtedly the largest investment city of the Hutchison Whampoa Group in the Mainland.

This is becoming the best stage for Hutchison Whampoa Group to showcase its business wisdom and strategic vision.

Today, Hutchison Whampoa Group's mainland branch is planning intensively to build a building more than 200 meters high in Guangzhou.

This skyscraper, which is about to rise from the ground, will not only become a new landmark of Hutchison Whampoa Group in the Mainland, but will also echo the high-rise building in Pengcheng invested and built by Su Group, together forming the most dazzling twin stars on the Mainland's skyline.

By then, the two high-rise buildings will stand side by side, not only symbolizing the brilliant achievements of Suzhou enterprises in the mainland, but also heralding the broad prospects and unlimited possibilities of the two cities. (End of this chapter)