China Stages

As the last tributary of the Changjiang River before it flows into the sea, Huangpu River is not only the mother river of Shanghai, but also a miniature of water environment treatment of China. Meanwhile, the growth of igus China also relies on the nourishment of Huangpu River. In the lush spring days, let’s live up to the spring days and explore green “low-carbon” further with igusbike China.

Today, Jason rides the igus:bike from PATAC to Waigaoqiao Shipbuilding. Both of these companies have been igus’ customers for over a decade. They have all achieved good results in terms of innovation. Let’s go！

Today, igus:bike is kicking off a visit to semiconductor manufacturers in Wuxi City. Let’s follow Jacky Yin and Zhifei Qu to check it out!

 It’s a dialogue between historical heritage and modern materials.

The Wind of May is here. Let’s set sail on the wind jointly in Qingdao.

Our sixth stage was Jinan City in Shandong Province. With a history spanning over 2,600 years, Jinan City is renowned for its abundant natural springs. 

Tianjin is located at the estuary of the Bohai Sea. What kind of scenery will there be here? Let’s go and have a look together.

As China’s national center for scientific and technological innovation, Beijing boasts many universities, research institutes, and high-tech enterprises. It has achieved remarkable progress in areas such as commercial aerospace, artificial intelligence, and integrated circuits. Today, let’s explore this ancient capital where modern technology meets rich historical culture.

Today we’re still in Beijing, but unlike yesterday, we’ll be exploring a more historical and cultural side of Beijing.

Today, spring breeze brings coolness and spring rain falls lightly and steadily.

Today is still windy and rainy, but the strong wind and heavy rain could never damp down our enthusiasm for cycling. Today we visited some of our old customers in Xi’an.

As the capital of thirteen dynasties and the eastern starting point of the Silk Road, Xi’an is a city steeped in thousands of years of civilization.

Yingtian Gate, the Longmen Grottoes and the Baima Temple, from architectural styles to religious art, these landmarks trace the trajectory of ancient China’s capital cities, religious evolution, and scientific advancement. 

The glorious Shang capital still radiates vitality through the ages. So too does plastic recycling—it never ceases to reveal new charm and possibilities.

Wuhan, a city that blends deep historical roots with vibrant modern energy, radiates a unique charm and immense potential. Isn’t the story of recycled plastics much the same? From products to discarded waste, and from waste back into new products, the cycle continues, breathing new life into plastics again and again.

Like igus, all three entities have actively responded to China’s “dual carbon” strategy, and driven the green development of the industry through participation in policy initiatives and standard-setting.

From the era of Emperor Yan’s philosophy of “farming without depleting resources” to today’s “dual carbon” strategy, igus firmly believes that environmental protection and sustainability are not only part of history and heritage — they are also the future.

Today, we’ve arrived in Hangzhou, a city with a rich history of over 2,200 years. It is home to numerous historical and cultural landmarks, as well as picturesque natural landscapes. In recent years, Hangzhou City has also seen rapid development in its digital economy.