Wuhu of east China's Anhua province, surrounded by the big cities such as Shanghai, Hangzhou and Nanjing, is a port city along the Yangtze Rive with four highways and five railways passing through. Wuhu city had one of the largest four rice markets in history, and has become one of the most important commercial ports since Opium War. As the first state-leveled economic and technological development zone in Anhui, Wuhu Economic & technological Development Area (WETA) has long stood at the frontier of reform and opening-up in the central and western regions in recent years provided with superior position condition and historical achievement. After ten years of development, WETA has already been formed up with automobile and components, electronic device and components and new-style building materials as three major industries. Eight of world top 500 enterprises, including Siemens and Hitachi, have made investment in the area. With the advantage of logistics cost and human resources, investment projects from homeland and abroad flourish in WETA.