Xiamen的意思|Xiamen的解释-里氏词典

Xiamen

['ʃjɑ:'men]
厦门[福建省](旧译Amoy)

In Xiamen, for example, Taiwanese-funded joint ventures receive a four-year tax holiday, rather than the three years given foreign enterprises.
While Haicang runs before it can walk, the area's ports, roads and telecommunications limp along behind, unable to keep pace with double digit economic growth. Xiamen's port is operating above capacity.
Spokesman Teodoro Benigno told reporters Tuesday that Mrs. Aquino will fly April 14 to Xiamen in southern Fujian province and then go to the village of Hong Jian, her family's ancestral home.
Xiamen Airport has 2.6m passengers annually but Cathay estimates that this will rise to 3m this year and 12m by the year 2005.
"A project like this could turn Xiamen into a world-class oil center and provide employment opportunities for a million people," says Chen Kong-li, director of the Taiwan Research Institute in Xiamen.
"A project like this could turn Xiamen into a world-class oil center and provide employment opportunities for a million people," says Chen Kong-li, director of the Taiwan Research Institute in Xiamen.
But he isn't happy in Xiamen.
At present it takes six and a half gruelling hours by car along unpredictable roads. Hong Kong investors have taken a 30 per cent stake, worth Rmb600m, in a 1.2m KW coal-fired power station being built near Xiamen.
Xiamen Airlines, owned by CAAC and the Fujian province government, flies between Xiamen special economic zone in Fujian and several major cities.
Xiamen Airlines, owned by CAAC and the Fujian province government, flies between Xiamen special economic zone in Fujian and several major cities.
Xiamen Air in Fujian province is partially owned by China Southern, which is based in Canton. With the decentralisation of the industry and the economic boom, a host of new problems has arisen. Safety issues have often taken a back seat to expansion.
As one of the country's four "special economic zones," Xiamen promised to generate enough business to make Bank of the Orient's branch profitable.
Foreign investment is moving away from the hub of Xiamen in search of better incentives or lower wages. Second, investment has started to flow into tertiary industries like finance and leisure.
But many Xiamen people aren't so happy about the influx of so many of their wealthy Taiwan compatriots.
Three years ago, Xiamen had 20 enterprises involving Taiwanese investment; today it has 300.
Xiamen's authorities said 39 projects with anticipated Taiwanese investment worth $42 million have been approved in such fields as jewelry, shoes, bicycle parts and aluminum window frames.
An official at the Xiamen office of China's national airline, the Civil Aviation Administration of China, said the passengers were in good condition.
Xiamen is just across the narrow Taiwan Strait which separates the communist mainland from the Nationalist Chinese island bastion of Taiwan.
Coach Liu had brought the team to Xiamen for the first phase of winter practice, instead of to Kunming, where the team usually trains, for a change of pace.
He moved to Xiamen with his family in 1987 to make seashell and jade trinkets.

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