About the association | Xining Taiwanese Enterprises Association · Qinghai

Introduction

The Xining Taiwanese Enterprises Association serves Taiwanese-funded enterprises and Taiwanese professionals working in Qinghai. It fosters solidarity and cooperation among members, and works to bring more quality Taiwanese businesses to Qinghai for visits and investment, acting as a platform for Qinghai–Taiwan economic and cultural exchange.

On 4 November 2022 the association held its first members' assembly and first board meeting, adopting its constitution and fee schedule and electing the first board and supervisors. The founding ceremony took place on 3 July 2023, alongside the second Qinghai Forum of Cross-Strait Entrepreneurs on High-Quality Development.

At a glance

Founded

First members' assembly November 2022; founding ceremony 3 July 2023

Supervising body

Guided by the Xining Municipal Taiwan Affairs Office

Nationwide network

The 150th Taiwan business association established on the mainland, part of the national network

Membership

Taiwanese-funded enterprises in Qinghai and Taiwanese professionals working there

Leadership

Elected by ballot at the first members' assembly on 4 Nov 2022; no re-election notice found as of this page's last update

President

Lin Yi-sheng

Founding president; also Executive Vice-President of the national Association of Taiwan Investment Enterprises on the Mainland

Executive Vice-President

Zheng Junfeng

Elected at the first members' assembly

Vice-President

Lian Wansheng

Elected at the first members' assembly

Vice-President

Chen Luyi

Elected at the first members' assembly

Sources: taiwan.cn election report, Nov 2022 · chinanews founding report, Jul 2023 · Directory entry

What we do

Serving members

Regular networking events for members to share experience; we channel members' concerns to the authorities and support implementation of local policies.

Bringing Taiwanese business to Qinghai

We present Xining's industrial direction and opportunities to Taiwanese industry, and help visiting businesses meet parks and government departments.

Qinghai–Taiwan exchange

We work with sister associations to support cooperation between Xining and Taiwan in industry, academia, R&D and commerce.

Verifiable information

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Taiwanese businesses in Qinghai

Each item below comes from official media or government reports and can be verified via the link; current status follows the latest announcements by the companies and authorities.

Ting Hsin International (Dicos / Master Kong)

At the 27th Qinghai Green Development Fair (2026), the Qinghai Department of Commerce and Ting Hsin International signed a framework agreement: 100 Dicos stores province-wide by 2027, plus combined flagship stores for Master Kong noodles, Berry Coffee and Dicos.

Source: CNR (2026-07-16)

Yonghe Food (China)

Signed a RMB 20 million strategic cooperation agreement with Sanjiang Group Wisdom Potato and Qinghai Qingzi Technology to form a joint venture for deep processing of Qinghai agricultural and pastoral products.

Source: CNR (2026-07-16)

Projects advanced by the association

At the 2nd Qinghai Cross-Strait Entrepreneurs Forum (2023) the association signed cooperation agreements covering an anise cigarette-paper plant, a rubber tyre plant, a world tourism convention centre, the Kang Mama agricultural science park and a green building-materials plant.

Source: Information Office of Qinghai Provincial Government (2023-07-09)

Shin Kong Group (Taiwan)

Plans cultural events in Qinghai including a cross-strait music festival, a model contest, lectures on classical culture and a Mandarin classics concert, plus tourism route and infrastructure cooperation with Haibei Prefecture.

Source: Information Office of Qinghai Provincial Government (2023-07-09)

Apply for membership

Taiwanese-funded enterprises registered in Qinghai and Taiwanese professionals working there may apply. The secretariat will follow up to confirm; fees follow the association's approved fee schedule.

Sources

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