Chinese Industrial Development Handbook

About the Book

The Chinese version of the handbook has been continuously released for ten years. Different topics were chosen each year to reveal the characteristics of China’s industrial development and forecast future trends. In 2015, the “Internet Plus” strategy has been officially implemented at the national level. This is of great significance to the internet industry as well as China’s economic and social innovation and development. This trend inspired us to explore this topic in depth and write this book in time. The China Industrial Development Handbook provides a fundamental and panoramic industrial analysis of the state of the Internet Plus economy in China, including an introduction of China’s status in Internet Plus and the application of the Internet Plus strategy in various industries.

About the Author

Qingjuan Li, Ph.D. of Industrial Economics from Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, post-doctorate of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS), was invited by Oxford University and Columbia University as a visiting scholar. She is the director and a senior research fellow of Fanhai International School of Finance Think-Tank Center in Fudan University, the executive president of Huaxia Economic Academy, a representative of Shanghai 12th and 13th National People’s Congress, a member of the Central Economic Committee of China Association for Promoting Democracy. Other qualifications include being an invited professor of the Shanghai Municipal Party School, Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, Shanghai Research Institute of Business. She has written and edited over 10 books such as Industrial Development and Urbanization, Studies on the Industrial Integration of Yangtze River Delta, and Government Strategic Management and Industrial Development, and published over 30 papers. For three consecutive times, she was granted the Decision-Making Advisory Award by the Shanghai Municipal Government, and participated in drafting more than 10 documents of Shanghai Municipal Government.