Wang Yi: Spearhead of China’s Marine Agriculture

Developing mariculture is in the interest of the country as well its people, and will benefit later generations.

Located in Haiwei Town in Hainan’s Changhai County, the marine ranch run by Wanning Haifeng Biotechnology Development Co., Ltd. will play an exemplary role in effectively exploiting and utilizing marine resources and developing a marine economy. Fully taking advantage of a favorable natural and policy environment, Wang Yi and his team are bound to achieve mariculture glory.

Given its advantageous geographic location, tourism has long been a pillar industry in Hainan. To tap this market, Wang Yi’s marine ranch offers marine sightseeing services in addition to its mariculture business, to form a new comprehensive business mode. On its premises will be found a marine forest park and an underwater fantasy world.

According to Wang, a total of RMB one billion is to be invested in the marine ranch, with RMB 700 million for mariculture and RMB 300 million for building the marine forest park and the underwater fantasy world.

The sea has always been a source of wealth in human history. In Wang’s opinion, developing mariculture is in the interest of the country as well its people, and will benefit later generations. This demands and deserves extensive participation. He hopes his ranch will attract more investment and expertise. With the wisdom of more people, Wang believes the project will achieve win-win results for all parties involved.

“Development of mariculture is critical to the realization of China’s dream to build a strong marine economy globally. And I believe China will reach this goal someday. Dreams and clear goals are important to any country, place or person,” Wang said.