Golden leaves and sweet persimmons mark Frost’s Descent, the final solar term of autumn in the traditional Chinese calendar. 🍂 Though we don’t see autumn leaves fall in Malaysia, we can still enjoy the seasonal traditions and stories behind this time of year.

China’s Urban Landmark Series | Stop 11: Zhengzhou International Cultural Exchange Center – Conference Center Built by China Construction Eighth Engineering Division, the Conference Center is one of three main buildings at the Zhengzhou International Cultural Exchange Center, a key project for Henan Province and the city of Zhengzhou. The wider development has a total floor area of approximately 310,000 square metres and brings together conference, exhibition and hotel facilities. The complex is designed to serve as a gateway for international exchange, supporting conferences and exhibitions while contributing to Zhengzhou’s development as a national central city.

Constructed by CSCEC Malaysia, Pavilion Square’s office tower has completed its main structure ahead of schedule, with the rooftop crane passing inspection. Work on the residential tower remains on track, while structural, M&E and finishing works continue across the site.

On 15 October, the Tenpower Malaysia Phase III Project, undertaken by CSCEC Malaysia, held its groundbreaking ceremony. This marks the third collaboration with the client, following Phases I and II. Located in Banting Industrial City (BIC), Selangor, the project covers a site area of 40,000 square metres, with a total gross floor area of 78,200 square metres. The main facilities include battery cell manufacturing buildings, formation and ageing workshops, and solid waste storage facilities. Once completed, the project will further enhance the supporting facilities for the lithium battery industry at BIC and strengthen Selangor’s position in the relevant industrial supply chain.

Behind every meal are the efforts of many, along with precious water, land and hope for the future. Let’s value every grain, reduce food waste and share what we have with those in need. Every small step counts towards a more sustainable food future. Innovate today. Nourish tomorrow.

China’s Urban Landmark Series | Stop 10: 49.5 Tianqingli, Pingdingshan Built by China Construction Eighth Engineering Division, the project is located in Pingdingshan, Henan Province, China, with a total floor area of approximately 58,000 square metres. It brings together boutique accommodation, commercial spaces, offices and supporting facilities. As Pingdingshan’s first lakeside commercial and cultural tourism district, the project revitalises underused waterfront spaces and enhances local amenities. Inspired by the architectural aesthetics of the Song Dynasty, it combines cultural heritage, contemporary commerce and lakeside leisure, creating a distinctive destination for visitors and the local community.

As Cold Dew, or Hanlu, marks a cooler time of year in the Chinese calendar, it’s a good moment to appreciate all our colleagues working hard on construction sites. Thank you for your dedication and commitment. Please take care, stay safe, and look out for one another on site.

China's Urban Landmark Series | Stop 9: Hengqin Tianmu Qintai Constructed by China Construction Eighth Engineering Division, the Tianmu Qintai project is located in the heart of the Tianmu River in the Guangdong-Macao In-Depth Cooperation Zone in Hengqin. It is adjacent to the University of Macau and close to the Hengqin Port, with a total floor area of approximately 240,000 square metres. Designed as a new urban destination bringing together culture, business and leisure, the project integrates an urban planning exhibition centre, conference and exhibition facilities, hotels and offices, as well as commercial and cultural tourism spaces. It also features a waterfront pier and a helipad, creating a versatile space for collaboration across industries and cultural exchange between Guangdong and Macao. The project is a landmark development marking the third anniversary of the establishment of the Guangdong-Macao In-Depth Cooperation Zone and the 25th anniversary of Macao's return to China.

Power on! The CLS (substation) building at the Digital Halo Data Center project in Johor Bahru has successfully received power from TNB (Tenaga Nasional Berhad), marking another key milestone for the project. This achievement reflects the close collaboration and dedication of our team, the client and our partners. Together, we moved quickly and efficiently to reach this milestone. Powering up is not the finish line, but the start of the next phase. With this momentum and unity, we keep pushing forward.

On the 77th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China, CSCEC Malaysia sends its best wishes to China for continued prosperity, peace and progress. Rooted in Malaysia, we remain connected to home. Through our work here, we are proud to contribute to China–Malaysia cooperation and connectivity between the two countries. Let’s celebrate this special occasion together!

As China’s National Day coincides with World Architecture Day, we take a moment to mark both occasions through the work we do. In Malaysia, we work alongside local partners on projects that contribute to the development of cities and communities. Our Chinese and Malaysian teams work side by side to build the places where people live and work. Together, we celebrate the people and partnerships behind the work.

As China’s National Day approaches, CSCEC Malaysia extended festive greetings to our Chinese and local employees working on the front line. Thank you to everyone for your dedication and hard work. Wishing everyone a happy National Day!

A new chapter for CSCEC in Malaysia. The China Construction Eighth Engineering Division’s Malaysia Regional Headquarters is now officially established, marking an important milestone in our long-term presence in Malaysia and our growing presence across Southeast Asia. Moving forward, we will continue to deepen our local presence, work closely with local partners, and advance green and smart construction to support Malaysia’s urban development and strengthen China–Malaysia cooperation. Thank you to every partner and builder who has been part of the journey.

On 23 September, the V by Jesselton Project hosted a Mid-Autumn celebration, bringing together more than 30 Chinese and Malaysian employees to celebrate the festival. The event featured cultural exchanges, Silk Road-themed lantern riddles, food tasting, a group birthday celebration and crafts promoting integrity, creating opportunities for cultural connection while integrating traditional culture, integrity education and employee care into the project. The project will continue to foster cultural integration between China and Malaysia, strengthen connections among employees and support collaboration across overseas Belt and Road projects.

To celebrate China’s National Day and the Mid-Autumn Festival, CSCEC Malaysia and China Construction Eighth Engineering Bureau South China Branch South China branchpresented mooncakes and festive greetings to Chinese and local employees working on the front line, as well as representatives of their families. Wishing everyone joy, happiness and precious moments with family and loved ones!

Happy Mid-Autumn Festival!

Autumn Equinox, or Qiufen, is one of the 24 solar terms in the Chinese calendar, marking a time when day and night are nearly equal. It’s a moment to pause, appreciate the balance of light and darkness, and welcome the season ahead.

Our 2026 new employees in Malaysia are turning safety training into a real test of skills and teamwork, taking on seven practical challenges covering safety briefings, risk identification, machinery operations and more. Ready to take responsibility and keep safety in mind, they are building the skills and awareness needed to work safely on site. Let’s BUILD SAFER TOGETHER!

On the International Day of Peace, let’s invest in peace — for everyone, everywhere, every day. Together, let’s continue working towards a future of peace, harmony and prosperity.