Nanchang is the political, economic, cultural and technological center of Jiangxi Province. Its forest coverage is 65.1%, ranking the second largest in the world. Nanchang covers an area of 7,402 square kilometers and has a population of 5,545,500. It is a famous historical city, a landscape capital, an emerging industrial, dynamic and beautiful city in China.

A Historical City: Nanchang is a famous city with a long history and profound culture of more than 2200 years, enjoying the reputation of “the birth place of creative minds and gifted talents”. Nanchang boasts famous scenic spots such as Tengwang Pavilion, Wanshou Palace in Xishan Mountain, Shengjin Pagoda and Tomb of Haihunhou of the Han Dynasty. Nanchang is also the cradle of the Chinese people’s army and China’s reform and opening up.

A Landscape Capital: Nanchang is a city surrounded by mountains and waters, with Meiling Mountain and Xishan Mountain at its west base, Ganjiang River crossing its territory and two rivers and eight lakes dotted there. Nanchang’s urban green coverage rate reaches 43% and the water area 29.78%, making Nanchang “the Pearl of Poyang Lake, the Water Capital of China”.

An Emerging Industrial City: Nanchang is home to 4 strategic and emerging pillar industries (automotive and new energy vehicles, electronic information, biomedicine, aviation equipment), 4 traditional industries with edges (green food, modern textile, new materials, electromechanical equipment manufacturing), quite a few production-oriented services (industrial design, scientific and technological consulting, inspection and testing, information services, financial services, mass innovation and development, intelligent logistics).

A Dynamic and Beautiful City: Nanchang borders the first largest fresh-water lake in China - the Poyang Lake, lying in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River. There is high-speed railway connecting Nanchang with many famous cities in China. It takes 2.5 hours to fly to Beijing, 1.5 hours to fly to Shanghai or Guangzhou.