History of Shenyang Tuojing Technology Co., Ltd.

1. The employment information website of Northeastern University cannot be accessed again. I am still waiting to find a job. The school

The following is next week:

2011-3-7 Monday Tiandi Sunshine 2011 College Campus Recruitment

Tianjin Tiandi Weiye Digital Technology Co., Ltd. Special Job Fair

TBEA Shenyang Transformer Group Co., Ltd. Special job fair

Singapore UMC special job fair

2011-3-8 Tuesday Liaoyang Bank Campus Recruitment

2011- 3-9 Wednesday Zhongtian Securities Co., Ltd. special recruitment session

Shenyang Tuojing Technology Co., Ltd.

2011-3-10 There is no job fair scheduled for Thursday today, please pay attention to the website announcement!

2011-3-11 Friday China Construction Fifth Engineering Group Special Job Fair 2. Development History of Lam Soon Group

In 1965, Lam Soon Group established its Hong Kong business and moved to Kwun Tong The first self-owned factory building.

1972 In October 1972, Lam Soon (Hong Kong) Co., Ltd. was listed on the Hong Kong Stock Market.

In 1977, the Hong Kong business was expanded and the factory was moved from Kwun Tong to No. 6 Cheung Yu Street, Cheung Sha Wan.

In 1987, it successfully acquired Hong Kong Flour Mill Co., Ltd.

In 1989, the construction of flour production and oil refining plant in Shekou, China started.

In 1991, Lam Soon Food Industry Co., Ltd. was listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.

In 1994, Guangzhou Nanshun Cleaning Products Co., Ltd. started production at its Panyu production plant.

In 1995, the flour production and refinery plant in Shekou, China, was officially put into operation.

The group headquarters moved from Cheung Sha Wan to Tai Po Industrial Estate

In 1997, Hong Leong Group became one of the major shareholders of the group. Hong Leong Group is one of the largest corporate groups in Malaysia. Its main businesses include financial services, manufacturing, sales, real estate and infrastructure development.

In 2002, Jiangsu Jingyuan Flour Mill was successfully acquired and Jiangsu Nanshun Flour Co., Ltd. was formally established.

In 2003, Shekou Nanshun Flour Mill increased its daily wheat processing capacity to 1,200 metric tons, becoming the largest world-class foreign-funded flour mill in China.

In 2007, Nanshun (Shandong) Food Co., Ltd. was established in Qingzhou and purchased its own land to build a factory.

In 2008, the group focused on developing its core businesses, including food and consumer products; the group sold its packaging products business and developed more high-quality brand products.

In 2009, the assets of a flour mill in Jiangsu were acquired and Jiangsu Nanshun Food Co., Ltd. was established.

In 2010, Shenzhen edible oil giant Lam Soon (Hong Kong) Group announced that its Red Light 4:1 Nutritionally Balanced Blended Oil formula had won a national invention patent certificate issued by the State Intellectual Property Office (Patent Certificate No.: ZL200610057114.5), and comprehensively updated the red light packaging and bottle shape to enhance the brand image and join the competition in the high-end edible blend oil market. 3. The history of Shenyang South Tower

There are 4 white towers in Shenyang ***, one each in the east, south, west and north. Each pagoda has a Lama's courtyard

It is said that this was built by Huang Taiji, Emperor Taizong of the Qing Dynasty, after listening to the words of the master lama that "building a four-sided white pagoda can unify the country."

According to records: "In the east is the bright lantern of wisdom, named Yongguang Temple; in the south is the Pu'an common people, named Guangci Temple; in the west is the temple dedicated to the holy longevity, named Yanshou Temple; in the north is the circulation of Zhengfa, It’s called Falun Temple. ”

The Four Pagoda Temple symbolizes the power of the four kings, protecting the country and the people, protecting the country from disasters, and “the five blessings come together.”

The four towers were built in the fifth year of Chongde (1640) and completed in the second year of Shunzhi.

Emperor Qianlong once inscribed plaques for the four temples and hung them in the main halls of the four temples.

Yongguang Temple is "kind and nurturing the spirits", Yanshou Temple is "Golden Millet Xiangguang", Guangci Temple is "Xin Hong Bian", and Falun Temple is "Golden Mirror Zhou Garden".

Except for the different names and the Buddha statues enshrined in the Four Pagodas and Four Temples, their architectural scale and shape are almost identical. 4. The history of Chinachem Group

The group was founded by the Wang Dehui family in 1960. In the early years, it was run jointly by Wang Dehui and Gong Ruxin. After Wang Dehui disappeared in 1990, it was managed by Gong Ruxin.

The properties developed by Chinachem Group are mainly residential buildings, office buildings, shopping malls, industrial and trade buildings and hotels, with more than 300 buildings. In addition to real estate, its business also includes finance, insurance, entertainment and information technology. and retail, etc., with more than 4,000 employees. Chinachem Group has never been listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.

The prices of properties developed by Chinachem Group are cheaper than those of other developers. However, due to their less than ideal location, design, materials and guest facilities, their ability to appreciate in value is also not as good as those of other developers. property. In the early years, Chinachem Group purchased a large amount of land in the New Territories at low prices and actively collected Type B land exchange rights letters. Therefore, the properties built by Chinachem were mainly distributed in the New Territories, such as Tsuen Wan, Sha Tin and Tuen Mun.

In 1988, Wang Dehui and Gong Ruxin were preparing to list Chinachem Group. However, they later decided not to list the properties they had set aside for listing because they believed that the surveyor’s valuation of the properties allocated for listing by Chinachem was not satisfactory.

In 1994, Chinachem Group announced that it would spend HK$10 billion to build Nina Plaza, the world's tallest building with a height of over 520 meters, on Yeung Uk Road, Tsuen Wan. However, after the relocation of the Hong Kong International Airport, Tsuen Wan was located on the main waterway. , the government restricted its height, and it ended up being built in two. It was also fined HK$560 million for failing to complete the project as scheduled. Finally, Nina Plaza was officially completed in 2008.

In 1997, Chinachem Group purchased the former British Army Quarters site at 129 Repulse Bay Road for more than HK$5.5 billion. Subsequently, the real estate market reversed, causing Chinachem to suffer considerable losses. The building adopts a sloping design with a narrow bottom and a wide top, which is known as the "lily". Chinachem once applied to convert this mansion into a hotel, but it has not been approved and has not yet been officially launched.

In June 2006, Chinachem Group stated that it planned to combine shopping malls in Sheung Shui Mall, Fanling Mall, Hongli Garden Mall in Tuen Mun, Hilton Center Mall in Shatin, and Ho Shun Fuk Building Mall in Yuen Long. The shopping mall with parking spaces, as well as a basket of street shops such as Sai Kung Garden and Tsing Lung Tau Grand View Garden, were split and listed in the form of a real estate investment trust.