On September 18, 2026, Mr. Xuejing Liu, founder of Taikang boiler industry, visited our company for inspection and exchange.




Born in December 1939, Mr. Liu is a CPC member, senior engineer and senior economist. As the pioneer of Taikang boiler industry, he is known as the “Father of Taikang Boilers”. In 1976, he founded the first boiler factory in Taikang from scratch and devoted himself to boiler technological research. He focused on talent training and qualification upgrading, contributing to the reputation of “Hometown of Boilers in China”. He built up the Taikang boiler industrial cluster and helped continuously expand its global reach, with products exported to over 80 countries worldwide. Even in his eighties, he keeps supporting the innovative development of new-generation boiler enterprises.


Mr. Liu had pleasant discussions with our sales team and learned about the R&D and manufacturing of our export products including steam boilers, thermal oil boilers and steam generators. Both sides conducted in-depth talks on boiler technology upgrading, exploration and further expansion of overseas markets, as well as customized export solutions. Drawing on decades of industry experience, Mr. Liu offered valuable guidance.


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