Tianyancha shows that Lianyungang Visitong Logistics Co., Ltd. was recently established. The legal representative is Hu Erni, with a registered capital of 2 million yuan. It is wholly owned by Shanghai Zhonglian Xinrong Business Development Co., Ltd.
Preface
In 1949, with the victory of the Liberation War, Liu Wencai, a landlord bully who had established his "family kingdom" through exploitation and oppression, came to the end of his destiny.
But many years later, his descendants returned with a high profile with a "200 banquet" to worship this controversial ancestor. Why did this ancestor worship event arouse controversy in public opinion?
Are Liu Wencai's descendants nostalgic for the family's "glory", or do they have other purposes? What kind of battle is their gathering like?
Liu Wencai's life as a tyrant
Liu Wencai is a name that still scares the older generation of Sichuan people when they talk about it. This landlord bully who was all-powerful before liberation not only accumulated huge wealth through his skills, but also put countless people in dire straits through violence and exploitation.
In 1931, Yibin, Sichuan was in a period of turmoil. In the name of "raising military expenditures," Liu Wencai led his armed men to search houses and extort money from houses.
Families with a little savings were the first to bear the brunt. The soldiers pushed open the door and entered. The long guns in their hands were their most persuasive tools.
Some people who dared to refuse to pay were even violently treated on the spot. In just two days, Liu Wencai plundered 200,000 silver dollars. The wealth was quickly packed into large wooden boxes. More than 4,500 boxes of treasure were packed into 20 large ships.
Under the protection of heavily armed cronies, this huge fleet sailed upstream and transported the loot back to Liu Wencai's hometown in Dayi.
These treasures became the cornerstone of Liu Wencai's magnificent manor. He used these "blood-earned money" to build a manor covering an area of more than 10,000 square meters, with more than 200 rooms and 27 patios.
Liu Manor is not only a symbol of wealth, but also the center of power and violence. Here, he established a strict hierarchy as a landlord.
Throughout the manor, employees were busy from early morning to late at night, but there was no chance to breathe. If anyone slacked off even a little bit, they might be beaten, scolded or even worse punished.
The women in the manor were living in extreme unrest. The way Liu Wencai treated the maids and wet nurses often made people frightened. He would forcibly violate some young women in the name of inspection and satisfy his desires unscrupulously.
Those who were targeted by him had no way to resist and could only endure silently. Such evil deeds made the name "Liu Laohu" almost a household name in rural Sichuan.
However, Liu Wencai's methods of exploitation were not limited to the inside of the manor. In order to obtain more benefits, he invented a complex exploitation system.
He required farmers who rented their own land to pay a deposit of two measures of yellow grain, which was undoubtedly a heavy burden for farmers who were already unable to make ends meet at the time.
In order to pay the deposit, many people have to sell their only livestock or even borrow loan sharks. However, even so, the deposit is often required to be repaid on the grounds of "depreciation".
In addition, Liu Wencai also used the trick of "big buckets in, small buckets out" to take exploitation to the extreme. When collecting rent, he used larger-capacity buckets to squeeze as much food from the farmers as possible.
But when he sold grain or lent grain to farmers, he used measuring buckets with smaller capacities. The tenant farmers often handed over a year's harvest, but only received a negligible portion of the grain.
These methods not only allowed him to quickly accumulate huge wealth, but also plunged countless families into deep poverty and despair.
Although the people had long complained about his evil deeds, Liu Wencai was still able to act unscrupulously under the powerful background at that time.
His relationship network with his cousin Liu Wenhui, cousin Liu Xiang and other relatives gave him a great say in the local area. Under this protective umbrella, his exploitation and oppression not only did not lessen, but became more rampant.
Even under his influence, the entire southern Syria region was overwhelmed by dense taxes and exorbitant taxes.
Liu Wencai's era will eventually end. With the advancement of the Liberation War, his huge wealth empire gradually lost its protection.
But his story of oppression did not disappear in the countryside because of his decline. So will the fate of Liu Wencai's family end with his downfall?
The fate of Liu Wencai’s descendants
In 1949, the People's Republic of China was founded, and the torrent of liberation completely changed China's political and social structure. For Liu Wencai's family, this year was not only the beginning of the end of power, but also the beginning of the family's ups and downs.
Liu Wencai, a landlord and bully who once controlled a country through exploitation and repression, died of illness during a hasty escape and was eventually buried in an unknown place in Shuangliu County.
The Liu family's huge family also fell apart after his death, and its former glory disappeared with the wind.
In the decades after Liu Wencai's death, his four sons and three daughters led completely different life trajectories, and the fate of the family also showed completely different directions.
As the eldest son of the family, Liu Yuanlong originally had high hopes. However, Liu Yuanlong was addicted to gambling and opium smoking since he was a child, and his life was ruined early.
After liberation, Liu Yuanlong lost his wealth and status and spent the rest of his life in poverty and illness, and eventually died of tuberculosis.
In contrast, the life of the second son Liu Yuanhua was more ups and downs. Liu Yuanhua was sent to the Chengdu branch of Whampoa Military Academy to receive military education when he was young. He also served as a major and battalion commander in the army of his uncle Liu Wenhui.
After liberation, Liu Wenhui's power completely collapsed. Liu Yuanhua lost his military status due to his status as a landlord and was once reduced to the bottom of society. In the following years, he relied on odd jobs to make ends meet in order to support his family.
It was not until the late 1970s that Liu Yuanhua found a regular job in a local enterprise in Longchang, Sichuan, and his life gradually stabilized.
The third son, Liu Yuanfu, is the most low-key among the Liu family's children. He was deafened by meningitis when he was young, and has long been marginalized within the family.
After liberation, Liu Yuanfu passed the accounting school with the help of Liu Wenhui, completed his studies with hard work, and later worked as an accountant for many years.
In his later years, Liu Yuanfu chose to return to his hometown to farm and spend the rest of his life in a very ordinary way. His communication with the outside world was extremely limited. He even needed his adopted daughter to write in his hand to understand the messages from the outside world.
The youngest son Liu Yuangui also could not escape the trick of fate. After liberation, he was assigned to work in the railway department. Although his life was not rich, it was relatively stable.
In a railway accident, Liu Yuangui was unfortunately killed and his life came to an abrupt end. So far, none of Liu Wencai's four sons can continue the family's past glory.
Compared with the twists and turns of their sons, Liu Wencai's three daughters chose a more low-key lifestyle. They were literate, went to school, and married men from ordinary families as adults, staying away from family disputes.
In the years after liberation, they lived an ordinary life and gradually faded out of the public eye. However, when it came to Liu Wencai's grandchildren, the family's fate seemed to have ushered in new changes.
The descendants of this generation of the Liu family are no longer the powerful and domineering landlord family. On the contrary, most of them have chosen the field of culture, art or academia instead of business or business. The representative figure Liu Xiaofei is the most conspicuous among Liu Wencai's grandchildren.
Liu Xiaofei is the son of Liu Yuanhua. He met Liu Wencai when he was a child and chose to become a scholar as an adult. Not only did he try to sort out family history through academic research, he also took the initiative to initiate many family activities, the most notable of which was the 2010 ancestor worship gathering.
For Liu Wencai's descendants, is this ancestor worship gathering a way to remember their ancestors, or is it an attempt to reshape the image of a family?
High-profile ancestor worship
The Liu family's ancestor worship gathering in 2010 seemed to be an ordinary family event, but it aroused huge social attention because of its high profile and scale.
This event was held in Anren Town, Dayi, Sichuan, attracting hundreds of descendants of the Liu family, as well as many side branches and descendants of former servants.
However, the grand ceremony did not go as planned. Instead, too many participants led to chaos and eventually became a controversial event.
The ancestor worship event that day was held near Liu Wencai's old house. As the organizer, Liu Xiaofei tried to reshape the Liu family's image in the public mind through this gathering.
From the beginning, things didn't seem that simple. In addition to direct descendants, many side relatives, Liu's housekeepers and servants' descendants also came to participate.
According to rumors, one of the ways the Liu family identifies relatives is by observing the shape of their toenails. Such details make the outside world even more confused about the true intention of the party.
On the day of the party, the area around the ancestral hall was crowded, and the number of participants far exceeded expectations. The originally prepared banquet of 200 people was quickly packed to the brim, and many visitors did not even have room to stand.
Some participants who were not properly arranged had to look far outside the ancestral hall and try to pay respects to the memorial tablets of Liu's ancestors. The chaos at the ancestor worship site made the entire event more embarrassing, and the lack of a banquet caused dissatisfaction among some participants.
The greater controversy comes from outside public opinion. The high-profile ancestor worship behavior is interpreted by many people as a disregard for and beautification of historical truth.
Critics believe that Liu Wencai's history as a landlord bully has long been established. His wealth comes from the exploitation and oppression of the people, and his manor is built on the blood and sweat of countless tenant farmers and hired workers.
Such a controversial family is trying to regain its "glory" through massive ancestor worship activities, which is undoubtedly challenging the values and bottom line of society.
Not only that, the core purpose of ancestor worship has also been questioned. Liu Xiaofei emphasized that Liu Wencai had built a school in his hometown and supported education as a "good deed", trying to position this gathering as "restoring the historical truth."
But in any case, the impact of these good deeds is far from covering up Liu Wencai's crimes as an exploiter. In the memory of the common people, the name "Liu Laohu" has always been a symbol of violence and oppression. His exploitation of tenant farmers, mistreatment of hired workers, and various crimes in the manor have long become a mark of history.
The ancestor worship activities not only caused differences in the outside world's attitude towards the Liu family, but also caused rifts within the family. Some descendants of the Liu family, especially their great-grandsons who have settled abroad, publicly expressed their disapproval of such behavior.
They believe that Liu Wencai's legacy is an unforgivable family shame, rather than a capital that can be commemorated on a grand scale. These descendants even refused to participate in the event, believing it to be a disregard for the historical truth and a secondary damage to the family's reputation.
However, some descendants of the Liu family have shown a strong interest in ancestor worship. They miss the family's former power and glory, and even publicly expressed their recognition of Liu Wencai's "contribution" at the event.
Conclusion
Liu Wencai's name is destined to become a complex and controversial memory in China's modern history. His life as a tyrant and the rise and fall of his family are not only the writing of his personal destiny, but also the epitome of that era.
This family ancestor worship event is not only the "private narrative" of the Liu family, but also a profound reflection on society's exploitation of landlords and fairness and justice. Every generation needs to learn lessons from history.
Reference article
China News Network, March 25, 2010 "What are Liu Wencai's descendants doing? Most of them are scholars and only 3 are doing business overseas."
Sichuan News Network-Chengdu Commercial Daily, March 26, 2010, "A gathering of more than 600 descendants of the Liu family outside the Liu Manor"
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Appointments for the final settlement and settlement of comprehensive personal income tax for 2025 start today. Why make an appointment? What are the precautions when handling? Finance Lao Wang provides centralized answers!
1. Make an appointment without getting lost:
Individual tax settlement appointments will begin on the 25th, and the official processing time is from March 1st to June 30th.
In order to prevent network congestion caused by everyone doing it together in the first few days of processing, it is recommended to make an appointment on the "Personal Income Tax" App first.
If you have not made an appointment in advance, you can apply at any time after March 20.
2. Seven special additional deductions:
Care for infants and young children under 3 years old: 2,000 yuan per child per month
Children’s education: 2,000 yuan per child per month
Continuing education: 400 yuan per month for academic education, 3,600 yuan for professional qualifications in the year of obtaining the certificate
Medical treatment for serious illnesses: If the out-of-pocket payment exceeds RMB 15,000 within the scope of medical insurance, the maximum deductible is RMB 80,000.
Housing loan interest: 1,000 yuan per month, up to 240 months
Housing rent: divided by city, 1500/1100/800 yuan per month
Support for the elderly: 3,000 yuan per month, up to 1,500 yuan for each non-only child
Pay attention to these when filling out the form
•If you have filled in these items before and there are no new changes, the system will directly use last year's ones for you without having to fill them out separately.
•If there are changes, you need to add them. For example, in "continuing education", if you obtained these professional qualification certificates last year, you can enjoy an additional pre-tax deduction. Search the "National Vocational Qualification Catalog" online. If you have the 72 professional qualifications in it, you can enjoy them.
•If you bought tax-deductible commercial insurance, personal pensions, charitable donations, etc. last year, these can also be deducted from your personal income tax. Don’t forget to fill them in when you submit your personal income tax.
3. How to choose the year-end bonus:
Annual income below 100,000 yuan: It is recommended to choose [Consolidated Tax Calculation]
Annual income of more than 200,000 yuan: It is recommended to choose [separate tax calculation]
If you are really not sure, fill in both and try them out to see which one is more cost-effective.
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Cloud currency is not a formal, regulated and legal financial investment target. It is usually related to virtual currency. The virtual currency market has emerged in recent years, but there are many problems and risks.
Yuncoin’s trading mechanism is mainly based on decentralized blockchain technology. Its transactions are generally conducted on specialized virtual currency trading platforms. Users first need to register an account on the trading platform, complete necessary steps such as identity verification, and then obtain trading funds by recharging legal currency or other mainstream virtual currencies to the platform. When trading, users can choose to buy or sell Yuncoin according to market conditions. During the transaction process, blockchain technology will record each transaction information to ensure the traceability and non-tamperability of the transaction. For example, when user A transfers cloud coins to user B, the transaction information will be packaged into a block and added to the blockchain, and all nodes in the network will verify the transaction.
However, there are many potential risks associated with this trading mechanism. From a legal perspective, virtual currency transactions are not protected by law in China. In 2017, seven ministries and commissions including the People's Bank of China issued the "Announcement on Preventing Financing Risks of Token Issuance", clearly stating that virtual currency transactions are illegal financial activities. This means that once investors suffer losses in cloud currency transactions, it will be difficult to protect their rights and interests through legal means.
From a market perspective, the Yuncoin trading market is highly volatile. Due to the lack of effective supervision and regulation, its prices are easily manipulated. Some criminals may influence the price of Yuncoin by spreading false information, malicious speculation, etc., thereby making huge profits. For example, they may first buy a large amount of Yuncoin, then publish good news to attract investors to follow the trend and then sell it after the price rises, causing losses to the investors who follow the trend.
On a technical level, although blockchain technology itself has certain security, the Yunbi trading platform may have security vulnerabilities. Hackers may attack the trading platform and steal users' account information and funds. Once this happens, users' assets will face huge losses.
The following table compares the differences between cloud currency trading and regular fund trading:
Comparison project cloud currency trading regular fund trading
legality
Illegal financial activities in China
Strictly supervised by law, legal and compliant
degree of supervision
Almost no effective supervision
Strictly regulated by the China Securities Regulatory Commission and other departments
price stability
Highly volatile and susceptible to manipulation
Relatively stable and related to the overall performance of the market
Risk level
extremely high
It varies depending on the type of fund, but overall it is relatively controllable
To sum up, there are many potential risks in Yunbi trading. Investors should stay away from such illegal transactions and choose legal and compliant financial investment products.
Recently, the “Huabei” cash-out case that has attracted much attention from all walks of life has finally come to fruition. On the 28th, reporters learned from the Jiangbei District People's Procuratorate that the court's first-instance judgment determined that Du Moumou's behavior of helping others cash out using "Huabei" and collecting handling fees was "illegal engagement in fund payment and settlement business" and constituted the crime of illegal business operations. He was sentenced to two years and six months in prison and fined 30,000 yuan. This case is also the first case in the country where Huabei was used for illegal cash-out and was sentenced to prison.
case:
Cash out through "Huabei"
More than 2,500 “transactions” in 4 days
Du Moumou, who was born in 1992, is from Quanzhou, Fujian Province. He runs an online store, but his business is not good. In July 2015, Du Moumou and his accomplices used fake transactions to help others cash out from "Huabei" through their Taobao store. The way to make profits was to charge a certain percentage of handling fees to the cashiers. The withdrawal ratio of the handling fee will be discussed in advance, usually 7%-10% of the cash amount, and the intermediary will take away most of the handling fee. After the cashier applied for a refund from Du's Taobao online store, Du transferred the amount minus the handling fee to the cashier through Alipay. During the entire transaction, there is no real circulation of goods.
After investigation by the public security organs, from November 10, 2015 to November 13, 2015, Du Moumou and his accomplices used multiple online stores to collude with multiple Taobao users across the country to conduct more than 2,500 fictitious transactions, and cashed out a total of more than 4.7 million yuan from "Huabei".
During the trial, Du Moumou said: "Most of the handling fees were given to intermediaries, and I only received a few thousand yuan. I thought it was Taobao users who were cashing out, and it was not a crime for me to help them."
substance:
"Huabei" is similar to a credit card
Cashing out will disrupt the financial order
It is reported that “Huabei” is an Internet online consumer financial product that provides targeted consumer loan services to registered Alipay customers. Functionally, "Huabei" is similar to a virtual credit card, but it can only be used for online and offline targeted consumption, and no cash withdrawals are allowed. However, some criminals use Huabei to arbitrage fee loans through false transactions.
The behavior characteristics of "Huabei" cash-out and credit card cash-out are basically the same, both of which are to obtain funds through false transactions. The prosecutor in charge of the financial crime handling team of the Public Prosecution Section of the Jiangbei District People's Procuratorate said: "'Huabei', as a consumer credit product similar to bank credit cards, is born with the virtual color of the Internet and does not have physical carriers such as magnetic stripe cards or chip cards. However, the essence of Internet finance is still finance. Fundamentally speaking, using "Huabei" to cash out will also have serious consequences that disrupt the order of the financial market, regardless of whether it has a physical carrier."
The judge of the Criminal Tribunal of Jiangbei District Court said that handling payment and settlement as a business business violates the provisions of the State Council's "Measures for the Suppression of Illegal Financial Institutions and Illegal Financial Business Activities". It is an act of illegally engaging in fund payment and settlement business without the approval of the relevant national competent authorities, and should be punished as an illegal business crime.
Ant Financial:
Three firewalls
Block illegal cash-outs and fraud
The reporter contacted Ant Financial, and the relevant person in charge said that in terms of combating illegal cash-out and fraud using "Huabei", relying on Ant Financial's risk control system, Huabei has established a strict anti-cash-out and anti-fraud system.
In the face of new online cash-out scams, Huabei has deployed three firewalls: an intelligent risk control brain based on massive data, an anti-fraud decision-making engine, and a joint prevention and control mechanism with partners. According to statistics, these three firewalls have intercepted hundreds of thousands of suspicious transactions, prevented hundreds of millions of yuan in losses, and intercepted the vast majority of suspected fraudulent transactions before they happened.
In addition, Huabei has also established joint prevention and control mechanisms with Taobao, Dianping, Weibo and other platforms. So far, Huabei has cleared nearly 10,000 merchants suspected of cash-out and cash-out fraud. (Our reporter Qian Ye)
Financial management is difficult to say, easy to say. Some people have financial freedom throughout their lives, while others are trapped by money all day long. What's the difference? It depends on whether you have mastered the correct concepts and methods of financial management. As someone who has experienced this, I have summarized 15 lessons learned through blood and tears. I hope you can understand at least 7 of them and avoid detours on your financial management journey.
1. Basics of Financial Management
1. Save first, spend later
This is the first principle of financial management, but it is also the most easily ignored. Most people are accustomed to "income - expenditure = savings", while smart people follow "income - savings = expenditure". After receiving your monthly salary, you must first save at least 20% of your salary, and then use the remaining money for consumption. Believe me, this way you will not feel that your quality of life has deteriorated, but you will feel more at ease because you have savings.
2. Accounting is the first step in financial management
You can never manage your finances effectively if you don’t know where your money is being spent. Keep keeping accounts for 3 months, and you will be surprised to find so many "loopholes" in your spending habits. Nowadays, there are many accounting apps that are simple to operate. Spend 5 minutes a day recording, and long-term persistence will yield amazing returns.
3. Build an emergency fund
Life is unpredictable, and unemployment, illness, and accidents may happen suddenly. Before starting any investment, prepare 3-6 months of living expenses as an emergency fund. This money should be placed in a highly liquid place, such as a currency fund or a demand deposit, and can be withdrawn at any time.
2. Consumption Concepts
4. Distinguish between "needs" and "wants"
Merchants try to confuse these two concepts every day. You need food, but not necessarily three Michelin stars; you need clothes, but not necessarily the latest luxury goods. Before every purchase, ask yourself: Is this really a necessity? Are there any more affordable alternatives?
5. Be wary of "small money" traps
A cup of coffee worth 35 yuan may not seem expensive, but one cup a day costs 12,775 yuan a year, or more than 120,000 yuan in ten years. This doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy life, but you need to realize the power of small amounts of money accumulated. Similarly, the small amount of money saved through investment and financial management can also produce a huge compound interest effect.
6. Avoid "face consumption"
Many people are in debt not because of their basic needs, but because they excessively pursue a lifestyle beyond their capabilities: designer bags, luxury cars, high-end restaurants... True happiness comes from the heart, not external material display. Remember: looking rich and actually having money are two different things.
3. Investment and Financial Management
7. Start investing early
Time is investment's best friend. Assuming an annualized rate of return of 10%, if you start investing 1,000 yuan a month at the age of 25, you can get about 3.2 million yuan by the age of 60; and if you start the same investment at the age of 35, you can only get about 1.2 million yuan. A ten-year gap results in a difference of nearly 2 million! Don't wait to "invest until you have money", start now, even if the amount is small.
8. Don’t touch things you don’t understand
Bitcoin, NFT, futures...these popular investments may bring high returns, but if you don't understand how they work, it's gambling, not investment. Stick to investing in things you understand, and would rather miss than invest in the wrong thing.
9. Diversify investment risks
"Don't put all your eggs in one basket" is an eternal truth. Diversify your funds into different asset classes based on your risk tolerance: stocks, bonds, real estate, gold, etc. This way, even if one market falls, the overall portfolio won't be fatally hit.
10. Hold for the long term and wait patiently
Investment is not gambling and does not need to be done every day. Choose high-quality assets, hold them for the long term, and ignore short-term market fluctuations. Data shows that frequent traders have much lower returns than long-term holders because transactions incur handling fees and it is difficult to accurately predict short-term market trends.
4. Debt Management
11. Stay away from loan sharks
Credit card installments, cash loans, online loans...the actual annualized interest rates of these seemingly convenient borrowing methods are often as high as 15% or more. Unless absolutely necessary, avoid loan sharking. If you already have high-interest debt, repay it first because the actual rate of return on repayment is equal to the borrowing interest rate.
12. Use leverage with caution
Borrowing money to invest may magnify gains, but it may also magnify losses. Especially for new investors, do not use leverage lightly. Many investment gurus warn: Leverage is a tool of destruction for smart people.
5. Life Planning
13. Insurance is necessary, but not investment
The core function of insurance is protection, not financial management. Prioritize the allocation of protection insurance such as critical illness insurance, medical insurance, and accident insurance, and the insurance amount must be sufficient to cover risks. But don't buy high-premium products that bundle "investment" features, which are usually very cost-effective.
14. Continuously improve yourself
The best investment is in yourself. Whether it's learning new skills, improving your education, or expanding your network, these investments may not bring immediate financial returns, but they often have the highest returns in the long run. Your ability to make money is your greatest source of wealth.
15. Set financial goals and review them regularly
Financial management without goals is like a headless fly. Set short-term (1 year), medium-term (3-5 years), and long-term (10+ years) financial goals and develop specific plans to achieve them. Review progress every quarter and adjust strategies.
Financial management is a marathon, not a sprint. These tips may seem simple, but few people actually stick to them. If you can understand and practice 7 of them, you will have surpassed 80% of people and will definitely avoid many detours on the road to financial management. Remember, the purpose of financial freedom is to have more choices and live the life you really want, not to be a slave to money.
Start now, pick one or two and take action now. Your future is shaped by every decision you make now.
Tianyancha shows that Yuan Lai Culture Media (Jiangsu) Co., Ltd. was recently established. The legal representative is Chen Li, with a registered capital of 10 million yuan. Jiangsu Juna Co., Ltd. and Hard Edge Plan (Shanghai) Technology Services Co., Ltd. hold shares.
Serial number Shareholder name Shareholding ratio 1 Jiangsu Juna Co., Ltd. 58% 2 Hard Edge Plan (Shanghai) Technology Services Co., Ltd. 42%
The business scope includes licensed projects: radio and television program production and operation; performance brokerage; Internet information services (projects subject to approval according to law, business activities can only be carried out with the approval of relevant departments, and specific business projects are subject to the approval results); organization of cultural and artistic exchange activities; business training (excluding educational training, vocational skills training and other training that require permission); literary and artistic creation; technical services, technology development, technical consultation, technology exchange, technology transfer, technology promotion; digital cultural creative software development; artificial intelligence basic software development Film shooting services; Photography and video production services; Advertising design, agency; Advertising production; Advertising release; Corporate image planning; Marketing planning; Conference and exhibition services (overseas exhibitions must be approved by relevant departments); Copyright agency; Intellectual property services (except patent agency services); Rental services (excluding licensed rental services); Computer software, hardware and auxiliary equipment retail; Internet sales (except for the sale of goods that require licensing) (Except for projects that require approval according to law, business activities can be carried out independently with a business license)
Company name Yuanlai Culture Media (Jiangsu) Co., Ltd. Legal representative Chen Li Registered capital 10 million yuan National standard Industry Culture, sports and entertainment industry > Culture and art industry > Literary creation and performance Address Group 4, Liangduo Village, Liangduo Town, Dongtai City Enterprise type Limited liability company (natural person investment or holding) Business period 2026-3-11 To the registration authority Dongtai City Affairs Service Management Office for no fixed period
