France-based aircraft manufacturer Airbus opened its first non-European aircraft assembly plant in the port city of Tianjin in 2008, that is, Airbus (Tianjin) Final Assembly Co., Ltd. 

Airbus Tianjin Final Assembly Line is a joint-venture between Airbus and a Chinese consortium, comprising Tianjin Free Trade Zone (TFTZ) and China Aviation Industry Corporation (AICC). Airbus has a 51% stake in the Tianjin plant, while the remainder is held by the TFTZ and AICC. The deal was originally agreed to extend till 2016; and in March 2014, they agreed to extend the successful Joint Venture for another 10 years, from 2016 to 2025. 

The Airbus Tianjin site extends over a total area of 590,000 square meters. There are dedicated hangars, office buildings and related facilities. Since 2008, there has been assembling the A319 and A320 of the A320 Family. The Airbus A320 Family Final Assembly line in Tianjin (FALC) is the third single-aisle aircraft final assembly line location of Airbus worldwide, following Toulouse in France and Hamburg in Germany.

Workers at the Tianjin plant assemble planes from parts shipped from Europe and are responsible for the interior and painting. Each one is tested before being delivered to customers. All aircrafts can be assembled and delivered in China to the same standards as those assembled and delivered in Europe. Around 210 medium-range A320 aircraft have so far been assembled, which now produces four of them in one month. And, there are plans to adapt this line to produce the more fuel-efficient A320neo aircraft in the future.

Within, the A330 Completion and Delivery Centre in Tianjin (C&DC Tianjin) will be set up to cover activities such as cabin installation, aircraft painting, engine runs and aircraft delivery.

Guangzhou Zhujiang Brewery Group Co., Ltd. is a large state-owned enterprise which mainly deals in beer and its relative products. The company takes its origin in Zhujiang Brewery which was founded on November 18, 1985. The beer production capacity has risen from 500,000 hectoliters to current 21 million hectoliters. Guangzhou Zhujiang is now the second largest brewery in China, that is, "North in Qingdao and South in Zhujiang". 

Zhujiang Brewery is based in the city of Guangzhou, formerly known as Canton, which lies on the Pearl River delta. Zhujiang Beer (pronounced "Joo Jung"), named after Pearl River, has been exported to oversea markets since 1990. At present, Zhujiang Beer is sold in Hong Kong, Macao, Canada, United States, Russia, Finland, Costa Rica, United Kingdom, Holland, Sweden, Denmark, Iceland, France, Spain, Portugal, Italy and other areas. 

By the end of 2002, Zhujiang Brewery cooperated with Belgium-based InBev (formerly Interbrew S.A.) to establish Guangzhou Zhujiang Brewery Joint Stock CO., Ltd. As a significant highlight of cultural cooperation, Zhujiang-InBev International Beer Museum has been built in 2009 to introduce rich beer culture to visitors. 

Zhujiang-InBev International Beer Museum

Located on the south bank of the Pear River and opposite the prosperous Zhujiang New Town, this beer museum shows the world-wide beer culture by means of picturesque scenes, interactive games, colorful exhibits, etc. Within the garden-like workshops, people can get to know how beer premium beer is brewed. Besides, a 1,800-square-meter bar serves freshest Zhujiang Beer and special foods concerned with beer.

And based on the Museum, Zhujiang Brewery further built a Party Pier Cultural & Creative Art Zone to promote transformation and upgrade of the enterprise.

Party Pier Cultural & Creative Art Zone 

Zhujiang Party Pier is set next to Zhujiang-InBev International Beer Museum, with a Beer Culture Plaza and a Beer Street edge the waterfront. The zone offers fresh beer all day in term of as main service; besides, there are creative venues for various activities. Surely, it is the biggest beer culture and leisure center in South China. 

Located in the Jianguo Zhong Road, Luwan District, The Bridge 8 Creative Cluster was built by Lifestyle Centre Holdings Limited in 2003, and has been one of the best-known landmarks of creative industries in Shanghai. The various bridges of creativity and fashion connect the buildings - hence the name “The Bridge No. 8”.

The Bridge 8 used to be the Shanghai Automotive Brake Company’s abandoned factory buildings with an area of 20,000 square meters. After being exquisitely designed and converted into the creative cluster, the massive brick walls, mottled floors and criss-crossed pipes have been retained, and emphasize the industry civilization and give the cluster a unique modern appearance. In the renovation process of the second and third stages, The Bridge 8 has been further extended, and becomes an international ecological community of energy-saving idea, free and human-oriented layout, and with complete modern facilities and professional services.

It is here that The Bridge 8 has amassed more than 70 famous creative enterprises and over 1,000 talented, creative people from mainland China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Macao, Japan, Italy and USA, functioning as a platform for communication and development of the creative industry. The Bridge 8 covers a wide range of fields, including architecture, interior design, fashion design, advertising, dining, consulting, and Film & TV production.

Over the past years, The Bridge 8 has gained much attention by people of fashion, economy, entertainment and tourism industries, and becomes a model for industrial design in China, and also makes contribute to the development of the high-end modern service industry in Shanghai.