Location: German

Enterprise introduction:

The First station: Fraunhofer Association

Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft zur Förderung der angewandten Forschung, the Fraunhofer Society of Germany, is the largest applied scientific research institution in Germany and Europe. It was established in March 26th, 1949, and it was named by the German scientist, inventor and entrepreneur Joseph Fraunhofer (Joseph von Fraunhofer, 1787-1826). The Fraunhofer Institute has more than 67 research institutes, with an annual budget of € 2.1 billion and is headquartered in Munich.

Fraunhofer is committed to international cooperation, has a research center in the United States, has offices in several countries in Asia, through which the Association's business and cooperation in the world is further developed. Fraunhofer has been cooperating with Chinese science and technology, business and education for more than 25 years. In the meantime, the Fraunhofer Institute has been involved in the R & D project, which has become the scientific and technological cooperation between China and Germany. An important part of. In order to further strengthen and promote the Fraunhofer association and the Chinese all walks of life cooperation, the association in 1999 in Beijing established the Fraunhofer Beijing representative office.

The second station: Benz

Mercedes-Benz is one of the world's top ten auto companies, in addition to Mercedes-Benz high-quality, high-performance luxury cars as we known, it is also the world's most famous bus and heavy truck manufacturers. It is the world's oldest qualified manufacturers, is also consistent operating style of the manufacturers. Mercedes-Benz is one of the promoters of the theory and practice of German industry 4.0.

The third station: Audi

Audi is one of Germany's oldest carmakers. From 1932 onwards, Audi began to adopt the Ring logo, which symbolizes the merger of Audi and DKW, Horch and Wanderer. In the 1930s, Auto Union covered all the passenger cars that the German automotive industry could offer, from motorcycles to limousines.

Audi's history of manufacturing automobiles and motorcycles can be traced back to the 19th century. Initially located in Saxony's four car companies - Zwickau, Audi and Horch Motor Company, Chemnitz-sigma Rover Motor Company and dkw car company in Zwickau city, the German automobile industry at that time made an outstanding contribution to the progress.

The fourth station: Siemens

Siemens AG, founded in 1847, is a global leader in the field of electrical and electronic engineering. Since its entry into China in 1872, Siemens has been supporting China's development with innovative technology, superior solutions and products, and it established the leading position in the Chinese market with outstanding quality, reliable reliability, leading-edge technology achievements and unremitting pursuit of innovation. In fiscal 2015 (October 1, 2014 to September 30, 2015), Siemens' revenues in China totaled EUR 6.94 billion, with more than 32,000 employees. Siemens has developed into an integral part of China's society and economy and is committed to working with China to work together to achieve sustainable development.

In September 2014, Siemens AG and Bosch Group reached an agreement: Robert Bosch will acquire the joint venture held by Siemens Bosch and Siemens Household Appliances Group (Boxi Appliances in short) 50% of the shares. After the transaction is completed, Boxi Appliances will become a wholly owned subsidiary of Bosch Group and Siemens will completely go out of the field of home appliances. The sale of home appliance business is one of Siemens' focus on electrification, automation and digital strategy.

The Fifth station: Mercedes-Benz Museum

The history of the Mercedes-Benz Museum dates back to 1923, when Mercedes's first small factory museum was completed and opened. In 1936, Daimler-Benz set up a collection of museums, so in 1961, Daimler-Benz built a larger museum for itself and celebrated its 75th anniversary. In 1986, to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the company, the museum expanded again. In May 2006, in order to record its 120 years of car glory and dreams, Mercedes-Benz car museum will be moved to Daimler's main production facilities in the neighboring area - Stuttgart, which is the birthplace of Mercedes-Benz brand.

Location: Switzerland

Enterprise introduction:

Schindler is a company to produce high-quality elevator-based industry, founded by Robert Schindler in Switzerland in 1874. Schindler is headquartered in scenic Luzern, has more than 130 years of history. Schindler is the world's largest manufacturer of escalators and the world's second-largest elevator supplier. Currently Schindler Group have more than 90 holding companies in more than 100 countries and regions over the world, and it set up a thousand branches, has annual turnover of more than 10 billion Swiss francs. More than 900 million people a day take the elevators and escalators made by Schindler.

Business:

Schindler Elevator has a comprehensive range of products, including elevators, escalators and sidewalks, freight elevators and special elevators. Schindler elevators range from low-end residential elevators to high-end commercial elevators. Schindler uphold the advanced design concept, focus on safety, comfort and energy saving. As the world's largest-selling product, Schindler's escalators and moving walkways are smooth, comfortable, large carrying capacity and long distances, and are widely used in airports, subways, railway stations, stadiums and shopping malls. In addition, Schindler China also produces large load cargo elevators and the elevators used in hospitals, villas and other special occasions.

Location: Switzerland

Enterprise introduction:

Nestle is the world's leading nutrition, health, well-being company. Over the 150 years, nestle always abide by the "quality food, a better life", adhere to the quality and safety in the first place, and create a better life at every stage of life for mankind.

Business:

Founded in 1867 by Henri Nestle and headquartered in Vevey (on the shores of Lake Geneva, Switzerland), Nestlé is the world's largest food manufacturer with more than 500 plants worldwide. The company originated in Switzerland, was first started production of baby food and was famous of the chocolate bars and instant coffee.