Luohu launched a survey of joint stock partnership companies in the district on March 26 to know what the government can do to better help them solve their practical difficulties.

Luohu Party chief Luo Yude, Luohu government head Liu Zhiyong, and other senior officials, including Fan Defan and Mai Zhenxin, took part in the activity.

They visited the Tianxin joint-stock company in Tianxin village, and the Caiwuwei joint-stock company, and later held a symposium with the representatives of other companies in Caiwuwei.

In the meeting, the company representatives actively made statements and offered suggestions on the future development of Luohu's collective economy.

As the first district founded in Shenzhen, Luohu started reform of its rural collective economic organizations early.

Currently, there are 31 joint-stock companies under the jurisdictions of 10 sub-district offices engaged in village renewal projects, which can provide 5.22 million square meters of new development space for the district.

Since 2018, Luohu has invested a total of 2.65 billion yuan ($404 million) in comprehensive improvement projects of 21 villages, among which 12 villages, including Dawang, Wutongshan and Xiling, have been evaluated as excellent by the city authorities.

On the day of the survey, Luohu launched an online comprehensive supervision system for joint-stock companies, offering 11 functions serving company needs as a bridge between them and the government, and founded a union for the development of the district's collective economy.

The whole district of Luohu is carrying out the Communist Party of China's history learning and educational campaign, which requires the authorities to help the people to solve their practical difficulties, and provide thoughtful services for the people and enterprises.

Luo stressed that to launch the survey was a means of better serving the people and the development of the district. He urged all relevant departments in Luohu to promote the development of the joint-stock companies, and encouraged the latter to improve their management, strengthen self-regulation, deepen reforms, explore diversified operation and pursue sustainable development.