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"Green Path and Rainbow: the Story of the Flying Tigers and the Hump," put together by Yunnan Association of Southern California, the San Marino Griffins Lions Club and several other organizations, honored the 1,579 American and Chinese "Flying Tiger" airmen who lost their lives fighting the Japanese in the skies over China and crossing the Himalayas, or "Hump", from Burma to China to ferry supplies to the war effort.

"For the first few months after my company started operating, the local police visited the factory several times a week. They suspected we were secretly making illegal drugs in the mountains, like you see in the movies," said Pan Zongbing, CEO of Hankang (Yunnan) Biotechnology.

"First and foremost is to move certain industries, such as technological companies in Zhongguncun, to Xiongan," said Xu Kuangdi, former mayor of Shanghai, and director of an expert panel for the coordinated development of Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei. Xu oversaw the development of Pudong in the 1990s.

"For us, physical bricks will always be at the center. When kids come to toy stores, magic happens. We can use digital channels to enhance that, but we always know it all starts with a brick," he said.

"Hainan used to provide us fields to carry out research, but more supporting facilities, high-tech laboratories and accommodations, are also provided nowadays," said Hua Zetian, a scholar of the National Hybrid Rice Engineering Technology Research Center. Hua has worked in Sanya for 30 years.