Zhongtang’s pillar industries

Zhongtang is a gradually emerging industrial and commercial town. Zhongtang takes paper product processing and sales as its pillar industry. There are 33 paper-making enterprises in the town, with an annual output of nearly 5 million tons, accounting for nearly 50% of Dongguan City's paper-making output. The annual output value of Zhongtang paper products manufacturing and processing industry exceeds 10 billion yuan, and the scale of the industrial cluster has reached the leading level in the city. At present, we are vigorously cultivating new industries such as IT, mechanical and electrical, food, logistics, clothing, and hotels. Two five-star hotels in the town, "Kaijing" and "Hongfu", will be put into use within the year.

Zhongtang is vigorously developing the eco-tourism industry. A modern agricultural ecological park covering an area of ??3,100 acres is planned on the "Xiama Si" island, which is mainly engaged in ecological tourism. It is equipped with hotel services and leisure facilities, integrating ecological agriculture base, tourism and leisure. It is also the first in the city to complete investment promotion. Ecological park. Zhongtang is a famous traditional cultural town. Among the more famous cultural landscapes and historical and cultural sites in Zhongtang are the "Li Clan Ancestral Hall" in Huangyong Village, Fuqing Bridge in Yuanjiayong Village and Chen Botao's Former Residence in Fengchong Village. Among them, the "Li Clan Ancestral Hall" is listed as a provincial cultural relic protection unit. , "Eight Scenes of Cultural Relics in Dongguan". Special sports culture is also famous. The sports "three cards" such as dragon boating, basketball, and swimming, and the cultural "three cards" such as square dancing, Cantonese opera, calligraphy and painting, are becoming more and more popular. It is the famous hometown of Chinese dragon boats and a protection base for dragon boat making techniques. The dragon boat making techniques are listed as national intangible cultural heritage by the State Council.