Zimple ladies founder Kelvin attends China-Korea business exchange meeting

The year 2016 marks the 20th anniversary of the well-established relationship between Guangzhou City and South Korea. On this occasion, the Mayor of South Korea's Guangzhou City, Yin Zhuangyi, recently led a delegation of 170 people to visit Guangzhou. At noon on June 29th, Mr. Yin Zhuangxi, the Mayor of Guangzhou, South Korea, together with Mr. Huang Yuze, Consul General of the Consulate General of the Republic of Korea in Guangzhou, specially arranged to meet Mr. Liuying Liu, Executive Chairman of the Guangdong Clothing & Apparel Industry Association, at the Guangzhou White Swan Hotel. Mr. Ding Ning, executive president of the Designers Association, is represented by relevant industry associations in Guangdong Province and leading enterprises such as household appliances, real estate, and garment industry. Zimple is the Korean personality women's brand. Zempe founder and CEO Kelvin was invited as a corporate representative.

During the meeting, Zimple founder and CEO Kelvin and representatives from relevant industry associations in Guangdong Province and leading enterprises such as household appliances, real estate, and garment industry, together with the delegation of Kwangju in Korea, discussed in depth discussions on manufacturing, commercial real estate, etc. Further strengthen cooperation and exchanges. Everyone had a discussion in a warm and friendly atmosphere. Kelvin received a souvenir from the mayor of Yin.

The Mayor of Gwangju, South Korea Mr. Yin Zhuangyi (center)

Consul General of the South Korean Consulate General in Guangzhou, Mr. Huang Yuze (right)

On the afternoon of June 29th, Mr. Yin Zhuangxi, the mayor of Guangzhou, South Korea, said in an exclusive interview with the People’s Network and other media that he expressed the need to further strengthen the cultural exchanges between young people of China and South Korea and advocated the implementation of family cultural exchange programs to enable the two peoples to Really integrate into each other's culture.

Zimple founder Kelvin poses with Mr. Yin Zhuangxi, the mayor of Guangzhou, Korea

Kelvin took a photo with Mr. Huang Yuze, Consul General of the Consulate General of South Korea in Guangzhou

Kelvin and Mr. Liu Yueping, Executive Chairman of Guangdong Clothing & Apparel Industry Association

Kelvin and Mr. Zheng Dongyin, Ambassador of Korea International Relations

About Guangzhou / Guangzhou

Guangzhou’s international “friendship circle” continues to expand. Guangzhou and Gwangju settled well in 1996. Up to now, Guangzhou has established friendly city relations with 36 cities including 33 countries including Gwangju in South Korea. It has established friendly cooperation and exchanges with 27 cities in 23 countries. The friendship has spread over six continents and serves Guangzhou's economy, culture and technology. Foreign exchanges in education, education, and urban construction will build a broader and friendly platform and create a wide and friendly atmosphere of integration.

There is also "Guangzhou Road" in Gwangju, Korea. In 2002, the Chinese football team first went for the “World Cup” and the first game took place in Gwangju. To commemorate this event, the government of Gwangju City deliberately named the road outside the football stadium “Guangzhou Road,” and presented the replica of the “Guangzhou Road” street sign to Guangzhou City, which is now stored in the Garden of Friendship of Yuntai Garden. The friendship between the two cities will last forever.

Guangzhou and Gwangju are both urban members of the Asia Pacific Urban Tourism Organization (TPO) and the World Tourism Cities Federation (WTCF). When the two cities participate in these international organizations, they have deep and extensive exchanges and cooperation. Gwangju will come every year. Guangzhou participates in the GITF. The tourism resources of the two cities have their own characteristics and attract each other. The prospects for tourism cooperation are very broad.

Gwangju City is one of the six major cities in South Korea. It is Korea's famous hometown of culture and art. It is a city integrating art and rich cultural heritage. It is understood that the city of Gwangju, South Korea, has signed sister city agreements with Guangzhou City and Changzhi City in mainland China. In addition, friendly and cooperative city relations have been established with 8 cities including Wuhan City, Shenyang City, Dalian City, Wenzhou City, Luoyang City and Quanzhou City.