A group of reporters visited Jingcheng Community Club on Apr 8, kicking off a media tour around SIP to learn about local development outcomes following 25 years’ cooperation between China and Singapore in building the modern industrial park.

It is learnt that SIP now has 14 community clubs that were founded based on experience drawn from Singapore to keep close contact with the residents for immediate response to their needs. 

In the event, the club’s director showed the reporters around the community workstation, resident’s club, elderlies’ activity room, children’s playroom, clinic, library and small auditorium which, with a total area of about 3,500 square meters, serve residents in five nearby communities. He also gave the reporters a detailed account of their one-stop handy services.