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Yahoo
3 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Jingying International: Forging a Benchmark for the Integration of Capital, Finance, and Industry Through Long-Termism
Malacca, Malaysia--(Newsfile Corp. - August 8, 2025) - On August 3, 2025, Jingying International Industry Holdings Pte. Ltd., together with its subsidiaries Zhonghua Baijiu Sdn. Bhd., Jingying International Tea Industry Holdings Sdn. Bhd. , successfully hosted the "Strategic Resonance Summit from a Global Perspective" at the Marriott Hotel. The summit drew over 30 decision-makers from the global business, legal, trust, and capital sectors, engaging in strategic dialogues around the theme of "Restructuring the Global Economic Order Driven by New Quality Productive Forces." Figure 1 To view an enhanced version of this graphic, please visit: The experts attending the summit unanimously recognized this event as a vivid practice of China's profound engagement in reforming the global governance system. The summit not only extended the legacy of Zheng He's peaceful cooperation spirit from the Ming Dynasty voyages but also transformed contemporary Chinese development philosophy into replicable modernization pathways through capital linkages and knowledge sharing, offering global SMEs a new strategic paradigm. Participants believed that Mdm. Chen Han Xiaoying, the Executive Director of Jingying International Industrial Holdings Pte. Ltd., her his presentation, "The Pricing Power Revolution in Actuarial Transformation of Light Manufacturing Industries" transformed China's manufacturing data assets into risk pricing authority. Figure 2 To view an enhanced version of this graphic, please visit: At this time, the most crucial task is to shift actuarial thinking from the financial back-end to the strategic front-end. The organization proposes the summit issue the Light Industry Actuarial White Paper to establish international standards such as the "product lifecycle risk-return ratio" - a move that carries more paradigm-shifting potential than mere technological exports. The essence of this transformation is elevating the insurance actuarial logic of "risk pricing" to a "value creation" tool for the manufacturing sector. Figure 3 To view an enhanced version of this graphic, please visit: Equally significant are the academic treatises by Chen Yangjing, a senior quantum economist and PhD in international finance: "The Profound Significance of Non-Profit Economic Organizations in Governing and Operating Cluster-Based Multinational Enterprise Groups in the Era of New Quality Productivity" and "The Intergenerational Penetration Power of Foundational Ecosystem Strategic Business Units on Global Industrial Systems". These works provide micro-level practical guidance for global enterprises, spanning from top-level thinking to foundational logic. "The Profound Significance of Non-Profit Economic Organizations in Governing and Operating Cluster-Based Multinational Enterprise Groups in the Era of New Quality Productivity" redefines the flow paradigm of intellectual capital: while traditional consulting firms are still pricing their services based on the number of PowerPoint slides, this paper has established a cross-civilizational "knowledge photosynthesis" system - where capital acts like sunlight, wisdom like water, and together they nurture fruits that can change the world in the soil of public welfare. "The Intergenerational Penetration Power of Foundational Ecosystem Strategic Business Units on Global Industrial Systems" further enables foundational industrial ecosystem strategic business units to break through the traditional SBU's corporate-centric model. By reconstructing productivity foundations through social collaboration networks, it achieves a paradigm leap from competition-oriented to symbiosis-oriented development. Mr. Loh Soon Pau , Chairman and CEO, and Mr. Leong Wai Keong, Executive Director, of Zhonghua Baijiu Sdn. Bhd., delivered the first comprehensive exposition of the revolutionary paradigm of "Aged Liquor Capitalization" at the Strategic Resonance Summit. By practically implementing aged liquor as a new strategic concept of industrial capital, they not only addressed the core pain point of the failure of traditional asset-light industry IPO valuation systems but also established a new logic for post-IPO market value management in traditional industries, forming a capital symbiosis that spans the entire industrial chain. This marks a historic leap from factor-driven industrial capital to ecosystem-driven collaboration, empowering traditional industries with symbiotic economics and reconstructing capital logic with new quality productive forces. Figure 4 To view an enhanced version of this graphic, please visit: As the summit concluded, Mdm. Chen Han Xiaoying, the Permanent Secretary-General of Internal Affairs for Jingying International Consortium, stood on the land of Malacca-a place etched with Chinese glory. Facing the vast strait and boundless sky, with profound patriotic fervor, she delivered a resounding era manifesto on behalf of all Chinese-funded capital - the Southern Ocean Oath. Figure 5 To view an enhanced version of this graphic, please visit: This represents a historic breakthrough for overseas Chinese in the great journey of the Belt and Road Initiative! With the mission of building a community with a shared future for mankind, it achieves a breakthrough from 0 to 1 in the micro-practice of international markets, letting the world witness the rise and responsibility of Chinese capital. Company ：JINGYING INTERNATIONAL INDUSTRY HOLDINGS PTE. site： GUOE-mail：gxygll@ To view the source version of this press release, please visit
Free Malaysia Today
10-06-2025
- Business
- Free Malaysia Today
Will Straits of Malacca reclamation project create promised jobs, ask activists
The environmental impact assessment for the Straits of Malacca Waterfront Economic Zone project is currently open for public feedback. (Melaka Gateway pic) PETALING JAYA : A coalition of NGOs, activists, and residents has questioned the Straits of Malacca Waterfront Economic Zone (SM-WEZ) project and whether it will create 75,000 jobs as promised, pointing to previous projects that were launched but now lie abandoned. Save Our Seashores Melaka cited the Melaka Gateway and Twin Island City Centre reclamation projects as examples, saying both had been abandoned and were now 'deserted like ghost towns'. The Melaka Gateway project, launched in February 2014, was meant to transform the state into a major maritime hub by 2025. However, after years of delays, its commercial and cruise terminals remain incomplete with large portions of reclaimed land left idle. Similarly, the Twin Island City Centre project, launched in May 1996, promised to turn reclaimed islands into new business districts with hotels and shopping malls. But the islands likewise remain largely unoccupied with little economic activity. The coalition claimed that the SM-WEZ project was shaping up to be another white elephant. 'The project promises RM100 billion in investment and 75,000 jobs. Malaccans have heard these empty promises before. 'SM-WEZ is shaping up to be another expensive white elephant, driven by speculative real estate interests, not the genuine needs of the people,' it said in a statement. It also warned that the reclamation for the SM-WEZ, which covers some 1,119 hectares of land along 33km of coastline, could worsen environmental degradation and food insecurity. Citing an environmental impact assessment (EIA) for the project, it said the dumping of 112 million cubic metres of sand would destroy marine habitats and displace coastal fishermen, impacting livelihoods and local seafood supplies. 'We urge the government to cancel this reckless reclamation project and focus instead on sustainable development that protects our heritage, environment, and wellbeing,' the group said. It also expressed concern that the project could jeopardise Melaka's Unesco World Heritage Site status and violate the National Heritage Act 2005, as parts of the development overlap with protected zones. The EIA for the project is currently open for public feedback. The coalition is calling on concerned citizens to submit their objections online before the report is approved.
Malay Mail
31-05-2025
- Lifestyle
- Malay Mail
Dragon Boat dumplings: An ode to Cantonese ‘zung'
COMMENTARY, May 31 — Today is the Dragon Boat Festival or Duen Ng Jit (or Double Fifth Festival in Cantonese). The fifth day of the fifth month in the Chinese lunar calendar, when we commemorate how the ancients threw dumplings into a river where a beloved poet had drowned himself to prevent the fish from eating his corpse. Which sounds a bit macabre but what we are most mindful of today aren't dragon boat races or long-lamented poets but the delicious dumplings. This is my ode to the Dragon Boat dumplings, specifically my favourite Cantonese zung. The most common triangular or pyramid shaped 'zung'. — Picture by CK Lim Let us begin with its iconic shape (and the appetite-whetting thrill we get when we recognise it, even from a distance.) The most common zung you'd see is likely to be triangular or pyramid shaped. A tetrahedron, really. There are, of course, variations. The Northern Chinese zung is shaped like a log. In Japan, their version of zung, called chimaki, is sweet and has a long conical shape, typically eaten on Children's Day. A Northern Chinese 'zung' is shaped like a log. — Picture by CK Lim Those who grew up Malaccan, as I did, care less about the shape and more about the colour of the zung. Our Nyonya version is partially dyed blue thanks to the use of blue pea flower; the filling is simpler too — a sweet blend of minced pork and candied winter melon. But there's nothing quite like the stuffing of a formidable Cantonese zung. Full of goodness within, from shiitake mushrooms and mung beans to marinated pork belly and tender chestnuts. A bit of decadence when you add Chinese sausages and salted egg yolks. Plenty of aged umami from dried shrimp and dried scallops. Don't forget the sugar, salt and Chinese five spice. The secret ingredient, I've been told, is some chicken bouillon powder (the same secret ingredient to a fantastic fried rice, come to think of it). It's like the greatest hits from a well-stocked Cantonese pantry. Full of goodness within, from mushrooms to chestnuts. — Picture by CK Lim This might sound blasphemous to some but consider pairing your favourite savoury zung with some chilli oil. Really, don't knock it till you've tried it. Some folks like to dip their zung into a saucer of granulated sugar; me, I prefer some fragrant laat ziu yau. My favourite chilli oil is laden with fermented soybeans for an extra umami kick. Experiment with different types of chilli oil — anything from chilli crisps with fried garlic flakes to a hot honey chilli crunch. Honestly, it doesn't taste as spicy as you might fear (not when you have grown up eating cili padi!). The spice doesn't threaten unbearable heat; instead it deepens the savouriness of the zung. Your taste buds will thank me, as will you. Pair your favourite savoury 'zung' with some chilli oil. — Picture by CK Lim Of course, if you truly crave something fiery, you can always spice things up with some Sichuan mala powder. The mixture of Sichuan peppercorns, dried chilies, salt and a good dose of aromatic spices such as cardamom, cumin, cloves and star anise will electrify your palate. Not too much, but just enough to make you appreciate a soothing slice of shiitake mushroom or a fatty morsel of pork belly. You might be delusional from the numbing spices but you swear these gelatinous textures help to cool your tongue, now on fire. Spice things up with some Sichuan 'mala' powder. — Picture by CK Lim At the end of the day though, I'm happy to enjoy my zung as is. Slowly peeling the greasy bamboo leaves away to reveal the glutinous pyramid within. Slicing the now naked dumpling to unearth its treasures. Which should I taste first? The collagen-rich pork belly? The sweet chestnut? The seductive salted egg yolk? Perhaps start simply, with a few grains of the sticky rice, as well seasoned as a good life.
CNA
19-05-2025
- Entertainment
- CNA
CNA938 Rewind - Singapore Strait sees surge in maritime theft
CNA938 Rewind - Singapore Strait sees surge in maritime theft 50 sea robbery incidents have been reported in the Straits of Malacca and Singapore this year so far. It's a sharp rise from the 14 incidents recorded over the same period last year. Lance Alexander and Daniel Martin find out more from Toby Stephens, Head of the Global Crisis Management team, HFW. 13 mins CNA938 Rewind - On his first overseas trip, Australian PM Albanese touches down in Singapore Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will be in Singapore as part of his first international trip, after clinching a second term in office. Lance Alexander and Daniel Martin discuss with James Chin, Professor of Asian Studies, University of Tasmania, what could be on the agenda for Mr Albanese's stopover here. 10 mins CNA938 Rewind - Redefining Beachfront Retreats - the Story Behind Oshom Bali In 'Destination Anywhere', Melanie Oliveiro speaks to a luxury travel director in Europe who is now the founder of one of Bali's most buzzworthy openings of 2025. Daisy Angus, founder of Oshom Bali, talks about her brand new luxury beachfront boutique hotel located in the heart of Bali's Nuanu Creative City. Angus, who has a decade of experience in luxury hospitality, will recount the story behind Oshom: from its creative concept to fleshing-out its design-led experiences up to opening day. She'll also talk about how Nuanu Creative City is reshaping Bali's cultural and ecological landscape. 19 mins CNA938 Rewind - "To the Last Gram" - Putting Anorexia in the Spotlight using Comics In 'Culture Club', Melanie Oliveiro focuses on the local comic 'To the Last Gram', a fictional young adult coming-of-age story about living with an eating disorder (ED). Put out by publisher Difference Engine, 'To the Last Gram' is written by Shreya Davies and illustrated by Vanessa Wong. Written from the perspective of the protagonist Divya, the comic unpacks the lived experience of ED – how it impacts family members and affects those who grow up in diet-free households. Wong and Davies will also discuss Divya's emotional and mental journey via the captivating illustrations and unique writing style. 30 mins
CNA
19-05-2025
- Entertainment
- CNA
CNA938 Rewind - On his first overseas trip, Australian PM Albanese touches down in Singapore
CNA938 Rewind - Singapore Strait sees surge in maritime theft 50 sea robbery incidents have been reported in the Straits of Malacca and Singapore this year so far. It's a sharp rise from the 14 incidents recorded over the same period last year. Lance Alexander and Daniel Martin find out more from Toby Stephens, Head of the Global Crisis Management team, HFW. 13 mins CNA938 Rewind - On his first overseas trip, Australian PM Albanese touches down in Singapore Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will be in Singapore as part of his first international trip, after clinching a second term in office. Lance Alexander and Daniel Martin discuss with James Chin, Professor of Asian Studies, University of Tasmania, what could be on the agenda for Mr Albanese's stopover here. 10 mins CNA938 Rewind - Redefining Beachfront Retreats - the Story Behind Oshom Bali In 'Destination Anywhere', Melanie Oliveiro speaks to a luxury travel director in Europe who is now the founder of one of Bali's most buzzworthy openings of 2025. Daisy Angus, founder of Oshom Bali, talks about her brand new luxury beachfront boutique hotel located in the heart of Bali's Nuanu Creative City. Angus, who has a decade of experience in luxury hospitality, will recount the story behind Oshom: from its creative concept to fleshing-out its design-led experiences up to opening day. She'll also talk about how Nuanu Creative City is reshaping Bali's cultural and ecological landscape. 19 mins CNA938 Rewind - "To the Last Gram" - Putting Anorexia in the Spotlight using Comics In 'Culture Club', Melanie Oliveiro focuses on the local comic 'To the Last Gram', a fictional young adult coming-of-age story about living with an eating disorder (ED). Put out by publisher Difference Engine, 'To the Last Gram' is written by Shreya Davies and illustrated by Vanessa Wong. Written from the perspective of the protagonist Divya, the comic unpacks the lived experience of ED – how it impacts family members and affects those who grow up in diet-free households. Wong and Davies will also discuss Divya's emotional and mental journey via the captivating illustrations and unique writing style. 30 mins CNA938 Rewind - Teaching with a Twist - Meet Singapore's TikTok Educators In 'Made in SG', Melanie Oliveiro speaks with two local TikTok personalities - who double-up as educators - on the popular social media platform. BioGirl MJ (@justkeepthinking), co-founder and host of the science channel 'Just Keep Thinking' talks about how her lessons focus on bite-sized videos about science and wildlife. Math Tutor May (@maythematics) who is the founder of math tuition centre 'Maythematics', talks about her role as an educator and content creator who provides valuable tips and solutions to students. 32 mins
