Jiangxi Petroleum, Coal and Other Fuel Processing: A Ten-Million-Ton Refinery at the Foot of Mount Lu, a Century-Old Coke City on the Anyuan Coal Seam
Jiangxi's fuel-processing sector is stitched from two lines of utterly different origin: one is the modern refining Jiujiang grew along the Yangtze, climbing toward aromatics and polyester integration around Sinopec's ten-million-ton Jiujiang Petrochemical; the other is the coking tradition Pingxiang and Fengcheng carry on from the century-old Anyuan coal seam, now being rewritten by ultra-low emissions and coke-oven-gas hydrogen.
A Study of Jiangxi's Printing and Recording-Media Reproduction Industry — A Chain Pulled by Publishers
In Jiangxi the main line of the printing industry is not commercial packaging but the printing of textbooks and study aids, pulled by a publishing group. This report maps the industry's structure, its leading players and its upstream and downstream, while honestly stating where data on commercial printing is thin.
Jiangxi Paper and Paper Products Industry: Specialty Paper at the Yangtze Mouth, Bamboo Fiber Against the Wuyi Mountains
Jiangxi is no traditional papermaking heavyweight, yet it grew two lines of utterly different character: a northern line around Hukou and Jiujiang that makes food-packaging and specialty paper off the Yangtze shipping channel and incoming leaders, and a southern line in Ganzhou and Ji'an that turns mountain bamboo into pulp and tissue and is reaching toward bamboo fiber as a raw material.
Jiangxi Furniture Manufacturing: How a Single County Named Nankang Carries a Furniture Province
Jiangxi's furniture manufacturing rests almost entirely on one place — Ganzhou's Nankang, which grew from a land with no forest into China's largest solid-wood furniture base, with cluster output approaching RMB 300 billion and consuming 40% of the nation's imported rubber wood. This report maps that highly single-pole structure, its supply-chain foundation, and its upstream supply opportunities using real data.