Baoding

• “David Gray/Reuters A woman sat with her daughter at the back of a truck on a road outside the city of Baoding, China, on Wednesday.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Asia in Pictures

• “Visiting Baigou last week, the mayor of Baoding city, administratively responsible for its smaller neighbor, called for "good, fast, harmonious and stable development" in 2011.”

  USA Today: Chinese peasants feel bullied over land grabs

• “In Baoding, Hebei, about 6000 workers are on strike, as their factory was sold and they would be soon laid off.”

  Global Voices in English » Global Recession: The world is talking. Are we listening?

• “Mr. Deufel says his most pressing task is to forge a new corporate identity for Great Wall, an auto maker in Baoding, an industrial city 100 miles southwest of Beijing.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Auto Designs in China Gain Foreign Touch

• “Mr. Li's father, Li Gang, was at the time deputy chief of a district police bureau in Baoding.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Chinese Case Hits a Nerve

• “Associated Press A Chinese worker assembles parts for a wind turbine at a factory in Baoding, in northern Hebei province.”

  The Wall Street Journal: China Boosts Lead in Global Exports

• “David Gray/ Reuters Workers stood inside a newly painted wind turbine tower as a fan blew it dry in the assembly workshop in Baoding, China's Hebei province, Monday.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Asia in Pictures

• “The most successful so far has been Great Wall, an auto maker based in Baoding, which has managed to sell roughly 7,000 cars in Italy through a local Italian distributor between 2006 and the end of last year.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Homecoming Is Set for MG

• “Great Wall Motor Co.—a company in Baoding, an industrial city 160 kilometers southwest of Beijing—has exported small pickup trucks and other vehicles to Italy in recent years.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Chinese Car Maker Geely to Sell Sedan in U.K.

• “The ad was for Yingli Solar, part of Baoding, China-based Yingli Green Energy Holding Company, a manufacturer of photovoltaic equipment.”

  Consumer Reports: World Cup 2010 in South Africa goes solar

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