24,000 square meters of workshops were demolished. Where will the 300,000 textile workers go?

24,000 square meters of workshops were demolished. Where will the 300,000 textile workers go?

“Look to Guangdong for national fabrics, and look to Zhongda for fabrics in Guangdong.” In the field of textile and clothing circulation, Guangzhou Zhongda Textile Industry Business District plays a decisive role. According to statistics, after more than 30 years of development, the business district currently has 59 sub-markets, about 23,000 shops, a total construction area of ​​about 3 million square meters, more than 100,000 business varieties, more than 100,000 direct employees, and related industry groups. There are more than 2 million people, and the annual transaction volume is estimated to exceed 200 billion yuan.

For many garment factory owners who started in the Zhongda Textile Business District, they are grateful for the “goodness” of the Zhongda Textile Business District – after decades of development, “purchase in the morning, production in the afternoon, and shipment the next day” The efficiency of spot supply is unparalleled; they also deeply feel the “difficulty” of development – the old city’s development space, fire protection conditions, history and culture and other factors have restricted development. Three years after the epidemic, the Guangzhou Zhongda Textile Industry Business District, which plays an important role in the country, is ushering in a new reconstruction!

Big move! Guangzhou Haizhu Demolition

24,000 square meters of small clothing workshop…

On February 10, Haizhu District, Guangzhou City held an on-site meeting for illegal construction and demolition at No. 88, Lujiangdong Yuexin Street, Fengyang Street.

At the meeting, the main persons in charge of Fengyang Street, Nanzhou Street, Fengyang Street and Fenghe Association made speeches, and the relevant leaders of Haizhu District made work arrangements. A flag-raising ceremony was also held at the site for the vanguard team of party members in the fight against illegal demolition, and the illegal construction located at No. 88 Dongyue Xin Street, Lujiang and its surrounding areas was demolished on-site, with a total construction area of ​​7,030 square meters, fully blowing the whistle on the illegal demolition in the entire region The charge in the tough battle to control violations. It is reported that before the end of February, all streets and associations in Haizhu District will successively hold on-site meetings for the demolition of violations, focusing on reducing the stock, controlling the increase, and setting off a new upsurge in the control of demolition and violation in the district.

Since December last year, Haizhu District has established three special work teams to fully promote the comprehensive transformation and upgrading of urban villages with “one project, three actions”. Adhering to the safety-oriented approach, we resolutely and vigorously rectify illegal construction in urban villages, and have “zero tolerance” for new illegal construction. A total of 133,800 square meters of illegal construction have been demolished in the district, including 24,000 square meters in Kanglu area and 3.3 million square meters in Huazhou Street. 10,000 square meters, Nanzhou Street demolished 22,000 square meters.

This year, Haizhu District will maintain a high-pressure situation of controlling demolition violations, fully complete the demolition work of illegal construction in Kanglu area, open fire escapes, demolish dangerous houses, eliminate safety hazards, comprehensively improve the living environment, and strengthen disciplinary supervision, through Through focused inspections and other methods, we will strictly hold accountable those who fail to control demolition and demolition violations to ensure the quality and efficiency of the work. We will make every effort to promote the renewal and transformation of the “One Axis and One Road” area, and promote the industrytransformation and upgrading and the orderly transfer and improvement of the Zhongda Textile Business District.

Guangzhou Zhongda Textile and Garment Industry Circle spans four major municipal roads, Xingang West Road, Ruikang Road, Yijing Road and Dongxiao South Road, Haizhu District, expanding to more than 50 sub-markets, with more than 20,000 manufacturers and merchants. , with more than 100,000 direct employees, mainly produces and sells various fabrics, accessories, home decoration products and other commodities, with more than 100,000 categories. With the market as the center, a textile and clothing industry cluster consisting of more than 30,000 large and small garment factories, workshops and shops has been formed, with more than 300,000 employees and an annual transaction volume exceeding 200 billion yuan. Restricted by urban spatial forms, fire protection conditions, historical factors, etc., the scale of these garment factories and workshops is generally small, and their development prospects are severely restricted. At the same time, the over-density of workshops also creates major fire hazards in the area.

Solution: After thirty or forty years of formation

How to transfer the market system and industrial chain?

Wang Xianqing, a professor at Guangdong University of Finance and Economics’ Greater Bay Area Dual Circulation Development Research Institute (Commerce and Circulation Research Institute), has been paying attention to the development of the Zhongda Textile Business District for more than 20 years. After visiting Guangqing Zhongda Fashion Technology City, he said: “Guangzhou’s textile and apparel industry lacks a super-large park. A standardized industrial park is very beneficial to technology, industry, and market progress.” “Guangzhou’s textile and apparel market The system and industrial chain took 30 to 40 years to form and are deeply rooted. Relocation must involve many problems, such as the lack of certain links and the lack of certain production factors.” Wang Xianqing believes thatindustrial transfer It is a long process in itself, and you need to do your best and continue to experiment. “Relocating is bound to be difficult, and I even feel a little regretful when I feel anxious. But if we don’t change, the development here has reached its limit.” Wang Zhong said. “Guangdong seized the opportunity of international industrial gradient transfer in the early stage and formed a complete industrial system. However, the disorder of the industrial diffusion chain made the industry too scattered and the degree of industrial parkization was low, resulting in Guangdong’s textile and garment industry being large but not strong.”

Wang Xianqing believes that now, the government, enterprises, chambers of commerce and other forces must guide the flow of passengers, business, logistics, capital and technology to one place for development in an orderly manner. However, industrial transfer cannot be achieved overnight, and the industrial chain needs time to be cultivated. This requires not only the joint efforts of the government, park operators and other parties, but also the cultivation of a new industrial ecology and the promotion of agglomeration effects in the market. See in the industryIn the future, the orderly transfer of Guangqing’s textile and apparel industry is expected to make a useful attempt for Guangdong to implement “manufacturing dominance” and “county revitalization.” Currently, Guangdong is supporting eastern Guangdong, western Guangdong, and northern Guangdong to better undertake the orderly transfer of industries at home and abroad, especially in the Pearl River Delta region. According to Wei Houkai, director and researcher of the Institute of Rural Development of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, to introduce industries to the east, west, and north of Guangdong, corresponding policy support such as funds and land must be provided. In the central area of ​​the Pearl River Delta, it is necessary to raise the entry threshold for some industries and promote the relocation of enterprises.

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