China (Ganzhou) First Textile And Garment Fair Held In Yudu, Jiangxi

October 17th was the day when the Central Red Army set out on the long march. On this day, the second annual meeting of the red tourism city alliance and the first textile and Garment Fair of China (Ganzhou) were held in Yudu County, Jiangxi Province, where the long march of the Central Red Army was assembled. Leaders of 35 counties and cities along 14 provinces (autonomous regions and cities) along the long march were attended by over 1000 people in charge of cultural tourism, party history departments, red scenic spots, memorial hall and China Textile Industry Federation.

During the activity, the long march spirit theory seminar was held. The experts reviewed the history of the long march from different aspects and different fields, analyzed the connotation and essence of the long march spirit, elaborated in detail on the guidance of the new Long March, and provided new ideas for further mining red resources, speeding up the development and utilization of red resources and inheriting red genes. The participants also visited the memorial hall of the Central Red Army's Long March, the Tsz Shan Tat community, the clothing fair and so on. They also watched the 85th anniversary Long March chorus concert, the new Long March and the fashionable night fashion show.

As the core area of the Jiangxi and Fujian textile and garment industry belt, Yudu county has made every effort to promote the cluster development of the textile and clothing industry in the first place in recent years. Up to now, there are more than 2200 textile and garment enterprises in the county, including 65 Enterprises above Designated Size, and 300 thousand textile and garment workers. They have been awarded the honorary title of "provincial key industrial cluster", "national textile industry transfer demonstration park" and "China famous brand clothing manufacturing city". A large number of well-known domestic enterprises and industry leading enterprises have settled in Yudu. The textile and garment industry has become a rich industry that deepens poverty relief and leads the masses to a well-off society.