Lingxi Cross-Border AI Platform founder Wu Mingqi announced a major relocation plan on October 18, 2026, shifting his company’s headquarters from Suzhou to Shenyang during the AI+OPC Individual Entrepreneurship Summit at the China Shenyang Human Resource Service Industry Park.
From Single-Operator Startup to Nine-Figure Output
Wu Mingqi launched the Lingxi Cross-Border AI Platform as a solo operator backed by a single computer, using artificial intelligence to bridge communication gaps in international e-commerce. Less than 20 years old and currently an undergraduate sophomore from Xuzhou, Jiangsu province, he built the enterprise into an eight-person team generating over 100 million yuan in output value. The platform currently serves businesses across Suzhou, Xuzhou, and Hangzhou, raising client order conversion rates by an average of roughly 35 percent while participating in digital transformation projects for multiple state-owned enterprises.
Logistics Networks and Manufacturing Clusters Drive Relocation
Wu initially arrived in Shenyang expecting only to share his entrepreneurial experiences and potentially open a branch office. Following a two-day site visit, however, the team held a revised meeting and decided to establish their primary headquarters in the city instead. That decision centers on Shenyang’s industrial foundation, which features the national-level China-Europe Railway Express assembly center, a port-type national logistics hub, and the Shenyang International Land Port Bonded Logistics Center. Those outbound channels connect directly to thick local manufacturing clusters spanning equipment fabrication, automotive components, and metallurgy.
Government Support and Rapid Administrative Processing
The operational framework at the Yuhong New Quality Productive Forces Park sealed the shift. The district runs a collaborative model combining government backing, university and association support, enterprise execution, and park operations. Infrastructure features include the Guanghui Zhisan 630P computing power center, a 2-billion-yuan Shenyang metropolitan circle industrial fund, and streamlined administrative services such as same-location processing and dedicated staff assistance. Municipal departments, including the human resources and social security bureau, the commerce bureau, and the municipal party committee organization department, stepped in immediately to map out regional market entry strategies.
Business Registration Completed Within Ten Hours
Leveraging the park’s onsite administrative mechanism, Wu secured his new company’s business license by the evening of October 18, completing the formal registration process in under 10 hours from the morning event’s start. Activity organizers noted that the move coincided with the tenth anniversary of targeted cooperation between Liaoning and Jiangsu provinces.
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