Planned area: 18.45 square kilometers

Wanting, meaning "where the sun is at its zenith" in Dai, symbolizes prosperity and progress. The project is located in Dehong Dai and Jingpo Autonomous Prefecture in southwest China, bordering Myanmar, across the river from the important Myanmar town of Kengtung (Mong Sai), forming a unique landscape of "one city, two countries". Positioned as a border town under the "Belt and Road" national strategy, it uses the unique landscape of the Chinese and Myanmar people living along the river as a carrier, showcasing Wanting's rich anti-Japanese war culture, border culture, ethnic culture, and subtropical scenery. Using the "China-Myanmar Paukphaw Town" as its IP, with the cultural tourism industry as its leader, aiming for livable, employable, and tour-able, it will create the first town on the Chinese border, integrating cultural experiences, forest health preservation, border tourism, and red tourism.

Wandian, meaning "where the sun is at its zenith" in Dai, symbolizes prosperity and progress. The project is located in Dehong Dai and Jingpo Autonomous Prefecture, southwest China, on the border between China and Myanmar. It is separated from its Myanmar neighbor by a river, facing the important northern Myanmar town of Kengtung (Bang Sai), creating a unique landscape of "one city, two countries". Positioned as a border town within the framework of the "Belt and Road" initiative, it leverages the unique landscape of Chinese and Myanmar people living along the river. It showcases Wandian's rich history of war resistance, border culture, ethnic culture, and subtropical scenery. Using the "China-Myanmar Paukphaw (brotherhood) themed town" as its IP, it prioritizes the cultural and tourism industry, aiming to create a livable, workable, and enjoyable town. It aims to build the first Chinese border town integrating cultural experiences, forest health preservation, border tourism, and red tourism.