Huiyuan Beverage and Food Co Ltd was our last visit for the day. The original plan was supposed to be Coca Cola but the company only rejected us at the last minute. Thankfully, our tour guide was very resourceful and managed to find us a replacement. We were given a short tour in the gallery where we could witness all the products that the company produced.
After which, we went to the plant to view the manufacturing process. Similarly, in Huiyuan Beverage, there were not many workers due to the heavy reliance on machinery. For Huiyuan Beverage, even the packaging process was dependent on machines unlike the packaging process of Yakult Factory. We ended the tour with a bottle of juice as a souvenir.
Even though the company had very little time to prepare, I must say this was one of the company visits that I enjoyed. The speaker was very knowledgeable and provided us with information that was outside our textbooks. While interacting with us, she also shared with us her working experience and some of the procedures of the processes and how the machines worked.
Hiển thị các bài đăng có nhãn #Day 6. Hiển thị tất cả bài đăng
Hiển thị các bài đăng có nhãn #Day 6. Hiển thị tất cả bài đăng
Chủ Nhật, 14 tháng 10, 2012
Day 6 - Hyundai Motor Factory
After lunch, we went too the Hyundai Motor to understand the manufacturing process. In costing, Ms Lee GL would always show us video clips of the manufacturing process of cars. However, it was still very difficult to understand through the clips and this trip would definitely allow me to understand the processes better.
We started the tour by watching a mini video of Hyundai as one of the leading car manufacturers in China. The video clip was an introduction of Hyundai. but to me, it felt more like an advertisement. After which, we were each given a listening device before entering the factory.
When we entered, I was surprised. It was so different from the other manufacturing plants that we had visited. Car parts were everywhere--above us, to our left and right. Unlike the diary production plants, a lot more manpower was required to manufacture each car. There were more processes, and each process require at least 4 people. There were workers inserting the doors to the car bodies, some were fixing the seats into positions. At the end of the manufacturing line, quality checks were done, cars were driven to test for safety. Compared to the Yakult Co or Mengniu Dairy Co Ltd, Hyundai manufacturing process appear more complex and more fast paced. Since the cars were transported on belts, the workers had to be accurate yet quick in their work. Definitely not an easy task.
We started the tour by watching a mini video of Hyundai as one of the leading car manufacturers in China. The video clip was an introduction of Hyundai. but to me, it felt more like an advertisement. After which, we were each given a listening device before entering the factory.
the video clip
When we entered, I was surprised. It was so different from the other manufacturing plants that we had visited. Car parts were everywhere--above us, to our left and right. Unlike the diary production plants, a lot more manpower was required to manufacture each car. There were more processes, and each process require at least 4 people. There were workers inserting the doors to the car bodies, some were fixing the seats into positions. At the end of the manufacturing line, quality checks were done, cars were driven to test for safety. Compared to the Yakult Co or Mengniu Dairy Co Ltd, Hyundai manufacturing process appear more complex and more fast paced. Since the cars were transported on belts, the workers had to be accurate yet quick in their work. Definitely not an easy task.
Thứ Bảy, 13 tháng 10, 2012
Day 6 - 798 Art Street
In the morning, we visited 789 Street where artistic works filled the streets. Outstanding statues, artistic landscapes, intriguing portraits dominated the streets.
Most of the shops were not opened yet which was really a pity. However, we could still visit some of the shops and admire their artworks. The streets were quiet and held a peaceful note with it. It could be due to the hour of the day but there were almost no cars on the streets. Unlike the Beijing that I knew of, 798 Street felt like heaven in comparison.
Most of the shops were not opened yet which was really a pity. However, we could still visit some of the shops and admire their artworks. The streets were quiet and held a peaceful note with it. It could be due to the hour of the day but there were almost no cars on the streets. Unlike the Beijing that I knew of, 798 Street felt like heaven in comparison.
It was an eye-opening experience to witness the artistic culture of China.
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