rongsheng tang factory

Dongguan Rongsheng Machinery, after twenty-six years of experience, insists on the enterprise management concept of “Collecting the essence of many, creating the perfect embodiment”. We have created a good reputation in Guangdong, Fujian, Sichuan and other regions. In addition to domestic sales, our products have been exported to India, Vietnam and other countries. In order to seek a farther and better development of the company. The company will, as always, with high quality products, reasonable prices, quality service for all new and old customers, sincerely hope to create a better future with you.

On January 4, 2022, Rongsheng Environmental Protection and Quanjiao County Government of Anhui Province signed a strategic cooperation framework agreement, planning to invest in the construction of an annual production of 1.3 million tons of recycled environmentally friendly paper and new energy comprehensive utilization projects, with a total investment of about 10.5 billion yuan. The construction content includes an annual output of 1.3 million tons of recycled environmentally friendly paper, biomass heat and power cogeneration (an annual processing of 500,000 tons of straw), photovoltaic product R&D and manufacturing, 1GW distributed photovoltaic power station and other operations and management, and supporting the comprehensive utilization of industrial solid waste resources Projects, environmental protection water treatment projects.

Secretary of the Municipal Party Committee Xu Jiwei, Deputy Secretary of the Municipal Party Committee and Mayor Wu Jin, Director of the Municipal People’s Congress Standing Committee Wang Tuqiang, Member of the Municipal Party Group Liu Maosong and Quanjiao County Party Secretary Yang Guang, Deputy Secretary of the County Party Committee and County Mayor Tang Yu; Zhejiang Rongsheng Environmental Paper Co., Ltd. The chairman and general manager Feng Ronghua of the company attended the signing ceremony and witnessed the signing together.

Feng Ronghua said that standing on a new journey and a new starting point, Rong Sheng came to investigate with his dreams. Chuzhou has a good development trend. Quanjiao is a land full of vigor and great potential for development; Rong Sheng invests with his feelings, Quanjiao With a superior investment environment, the business environment service brand of "Ting Satisfaction and Full Comfort" has strengthened Rongsheng"s confidence in investment and development. This project is settled in Quanjiao, Rongsheng people will be political, keep the original aspiration, adhere to green and low-carbon development; emphasize responsibility, strive to be the first, adhere to digital and intelligent development; emphasize innovation, create brand, adhere to high-level, high-quality development , To contribute to the promotion of local economic development Rongsheng strength! This investment project aims to use the "three wastes" as resources to create green GDP, namely: urban domestic sewage is used as the company"s production water; waste paper is used as the company"s raw material for paper; and waste straw and tree branches are used as central heating energy materials. Rongsheng people have always adhered to the corporate culture of "the soul of the army helps the enterprise, the talents develop the enterprise, and the party builds a strong enterprise", adheres to the people-oriented approach, and contributes to the high-quality development of the enterprise.

Zhejiang Rongsheng Environmental Paper Co., Ltd. was founded in 1980 and successfully logged on the main board of the Shanghai Stock Exchange in 2017. In 2019, China"s listed companies ranked 52 in terms of comprehensive competitiveness. After more than 40 years of development, five major sectors have been formed: ecological papermaking, environmentally friendly thermal power, green packaging, industrial investment, and new energy and new materials. The main products are high-grade kraft linerboard, high-strength corrugated paper, high-density paperboard, e-commerce paperboard, functional carton, electricity, steam, etc. The annual production capacity of ecological paper is 600,000 tons; the annual production of green packaging is 150 million square meters of cardboard. Introduce high-end talents at home and abroad, actively carry out technical cooperation with Zhejiang University, Zhejiang University of Science and Technology, Shaanxi University of Science and Technology, and explore the establishment of a production-university-research system. There are more than 100 authorized patents, and it has successively obtained national-level green factories and Zhejiang Province Advanced unit of platoon work, Zhejiang Industrial Circular Economy Demonstration Enterprise, Zhejiang Papermaking Quality and Credit Double Excellent Enterprise, Top Ten Excellent Enterprise of Jiaxing City Listed Company. The chairman of the company Feng Ronghua is a leading talent in science and technology entrepreneurship under the National "Ten Thousand Talents Plan". He serves as the vice chairman of the fourth council of the Paper Chamber of Commerce of the All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce, the standing director of the China Paper Association, and the standing director of the Zhejiang Paper Association (Society). Star entrepreneurs in Pinghu City, meritorious entrepreneurs in Pinghu City. Editor/Sang Xiaomei

Last week was the coldest in the city since 1996. The drastic temperature drop drove 291 homeless people to the shelter which accomodated about 200 people a day from Jan. 20 to Tuesday. There were still 198 there Wednesday, shelter manager Tang Rongsheng said.

The new plant will be located in the eastern Chinese city of Ningbo, the company"s joint owners Zhejiang Hengyi Petrochemicals and Rongsheng Petrochemical said in separate statements yesterday. Initial estimates suggest it could earn about CNY33 billion a year once full output is achieved.

So far, the total annual PTA output of firms in which Hengyi Petrochemicals holds shares and controlling stakes, all of them global producers, is about 13.5 million tons, according to its website. Rongsheng Petrochemical"s situation is the same.

Rongsheng Petrochemical also said it will invest about CNY2.52 billion in northeast Dalian to build a polyester production base with annual output of 1 million tons. It did not say whether that project will use the PTA made at the Ningbo factory.

Rows of dilapidated five-story dormitories in the city of Nantong, previously housing China Rongsheng Heavy Industries Group Holdings Ltd.’s 38,000 employees, were abandoned after the shipbuilder teetering on collapse cut almost 80 percent of its workers over the past two years. Most video arcades, restaurants and shops serving them have closed.

Rongsheng, which is seeking a government bailout after accumulating 25 billion yuan ($4.1 billion) in unpaid loans as of June, including to Bank of China Ltd., is a casualty of over- investment gone bust. In Nantong, the only remaining market is selling past-its-shelf-life bread, woolly shoe pads and other dusty items at a discount as shopkeeper Qiu Aibing prepares to wind down before winter. There’s no sign of a single customer.

Rongsheng, whose assets jumped sevenfold between 2007 and 2012 when government-directed lending led to a shipbuilding boom, also has loans outstanding to Export-Import Bank of China and China Development Bank Corp., state-owned policy banks set up to provide financial support at a cheaper cost to companies and industries endorsed by the government. Rongsheng may post a second consecutive loss of 2 billion yuan this year and a 1.1 billion yuan loss in 2014, according to a median estimate of analysts in a Bloomberg survey.

Rongsheng now relies on its remaining 8,000 workers to build the world’s biggest cargo ships for Brazil’s iron-ore producer Vale SA and Oman Shipping Co., as well as smaller vessels and oil tankers. Workers in its shipyards, mostly from other parts of China, and local staff in its Shanghai office have had their salaries delayed, sometimes by two months, a person with knowledge of the matter said.

Rongsheng declined in an e-mail to answer questions about its operations. Spokesmen for ICBC and China Construction Bank Corp. declined to comment on the prospect of rising bad loans, while those at Bank of China, Agricultural Bank of China Ltd. and China Development Bank didn’t respond to requests.

The pain is being experienced by Rongsheng’s peers nationwide. A third of the country’s 1,600 shipyards may shut down within five years amid a global vessel glut, Wang Jinlian, secretary general of the China Association of the National Shipbuilding Industry, said in July.

“The real situation is much worse than the data showed” after talking to chief financial officers at industrial manufacturers, said Wendy Tang, a Shanghai-based analyst at Northeast Securities Co., who estimates the actual nonperforming-loan ratio to be as high as 3 percent. “It will take at least one year or longer for these NPLs to appear on banks’ books, and I haven’t seen the bottom of deterioration in Jiangsu and Zhejiang yet.”

In Nantong, handmade-noodle-shop owner Ma Shuntian said he’s still a believer, even after losing 50,000 yuan this year. Ma and his wife pumped almost 1 million yuan into the restaurant five years ago after selling everything they had in Qinghai province and moving to the area where Rongsheng’s workers reside. In a good year, selling noodles brought in more than 100,000 yuan in profit.

“I hope Rongsheng can come through this crisis and the town comes back to life,” said Ma, a father of three. “If they earn big money, I can earn small.”

The main thing that separates Republic marks from the marks of all previous times is the enormous number of private kiln and company, maker’s or shop marks. When one looks at the most comprehensive English language lineup of Chinese marks, in ‘The New and Revised Handbook of Marks on Chinese Ceramics’ by Gerald Davison, 2010, almost 3400 different marks are listed. Some are different combinations of reign marks but there are still over 3000 marks to cover the marks of all the Chinese Dynasties from the Shang 1600BCE to the Guangxu reign ending in 1908. A relatively small but important number of Republic marks are also included. There are, by definition, no reign marks in the Republic Period, so I queried, what constituted the ‘non-reign’ marks in the previous dynasties? From what I can glean, they were either hall marks (so were still produced in the Imperial kilns, if genuine), potters’ marks and painters’ marks, but by far the greatest number were commendation or aspirational marks, referring to “the destination or ownership of an object, or (to) carry a message of commendation or good wishes” (From Davison’s book). Some marks were used to commemorate a very special event, and some were simply date marks. However, the relative proportions of these categories of marks changed during the Republic with reign marks (nearly all, if not all, apocryphal – there is still some dispute over whether the Hongxian or Jurentang marks can be labelled as reign marks) still making up the bulk of marks, but with private kiln or company marks making up the large majority of the rest. Hallmarks and commendations were still reasonably common, but the commendations moved location from the base of the porcelains to the written inscriptions on the sides of the porcelains in the Late Qing and Republic eras. Below, I will list almost 400 different marks from this era, and I am sure there are many more.

Because I have decided to include artist’s marks, the period covered by this overview will now stretch back into the later part of the Qing dynasty, into the Guangxu period, so as to capture the marks, seals and relevant inscriptions (dates) of the Qianjiang painters and their like. The hallmarks of the Republic period are for the most part reissues of older hall marks from the earlier Qing reigns, but with a few that were new to the Republic, such as Ju Ren Tang Zhi and Zhao De Tang Zhi.

Hallmarks tend to be simpler and usually comprise just 4 characters, often involving Tang and Zhi, and often revisiting and reusing hall marks from the earlier Qing reigns. It is really interesting to note how the Chinese translate the Republic Period hallmarks. In the translations of several chinese language books on Chinese ceramics hallmarks such as Ju Ren Tang Zhi or Da De Tang Zhi are variously translated as Made in Ju Ren Tang (when the chinese pinyin is usually translated into English) or Ju Ren Tang Shop, Da De Tang Shop. This is to suggest that the Chinese writers do not consider these marks to be real hallmarks as in the past, but the equivalent of shop marks. It would be very interesting to know about this in more detail.