‘Nurturing the World of Tomorrow’

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Dedicated to supporting the five core corporate social responsibility (CSR pillars of environmental protection, education, music, arts and sports, driving culture, and charity and other humanitarian assistance programs, Mercedes-Benz Star Fund is an integrated, systematic and long-term platform to manage the contributions of the automotive social causes in China. It is an association created in June 2010 by Mercedes-Benz (China Ltd. and China Youth Development Foundation (CYDF. The original Star Fund, with 30 million yuan, was one of the largest collections of charity launch of China's auto industry and the most that the automaker had ever used to start a charity fund throughout the world outside Germany. The fund operates under the motto "Nurturing tomorrow's world" and represents an integrated approach to Mercedes-Benz in China and its long-term commitment to social causes in China.

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In September 2007, Mercedes-Benz (China Ltd established its Legacy Green Program, a plan for long-term cooperation with the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO and the Chinese authorities to preserve natural heritage sites in China.

To date, has 29 million yuan in the professional protection of endangered species and World Heritage in China. These include:

The company donated one million yuan to protect the Giant Panda Sanctuaries in Sichuan in September 2007, at the beginning of the Green Legacy Program.

Increased its participation in the work of conservation, 5.5 million yuan for use in the conservation of nature, in April 2008. Other than that, 1.5 billion yuan to encourage improvements in the protection of Giant Panda Sanctuaries in Sichuan Ya'an.

Another 4 million yuan was given to protect the South China Karst, the second site for support Green Legacy Program. Major achievements include research and experiments are conducted in Libo to find a way to replace the wood with the sources of biofuels, and the country's first system of environmental monitoring in a limestone cave was established in Wulong Furong Cave, to automatically control the main elements of the environment.

In response to the Sichuan earthquake in July 2008, a contribution of 3.5 million yuan to restore the Shrine of the Sichuan Giant Panda, as well as heritage sites damaged in the Dujiangyan irrigation system and Qingcheng Mountain.

In June 2009, Mercedes-Benz and its distributors in China, together gave 1 million yuan to improve the lives of young pandas program through Mercedes-Benz Panda Kindergarten. This was part of a collaboration agreement for three years with the China Conservation and Research Center for the Giant Panda (CCRCGP.

In July 2009, Lushan Mountain was chosen as the third World Heritage Site to receive support for preservation under the Green Legacy Program.

To commemorate the first anniversary of the kindergarten program and Mercedes-Benz Panda celebrate the first birthday pandas and Rui Xing Xing Hui in July 2010, some Mercedes-Benz dealers, employees and customers visited the Bifengxia Base Giant Panda Conservation in Ya'an. Students of the Mercedes-Benz Shifang school was also to bring their best wishes to the pandas.

In August 2010, the Star Fund announced a grant of 15 million yuan to the Green Legacy Program for a period of three years to enhance heritage conservation work in collaboration with UNESCO and local authorities.

This year, the majestic mountain Sanqing was named as the last place to receive support from the program, through the improvement of environmental monitoring, reducing congestion on tourism and increasing the capacity of heritage protection and public awareness.

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Daimler and Mercedes-Benz has been working with some of the best in China higher education institutions in developing programs and providing scholarships and exchange opportunities for students with career potential.

More attention has been paid to the needs of development and education of poor children in rural China.

Daimler began this development work in 1994, and some of the achievements of the Company are as follows:

On May 9, 2010, two years after the earthquake in Sichuan, the first school term began in Shifang Mercedes-Benz elementary school, thanks to a donation of 5.15 million yuan for reconstruction work.

In June 2010, the Fund Star Mercedes-Benz introduced the "Inspiring the Future" program music room happy to provide music education to more than 40,000 students in 125 schools across the country hope. The Happy Classroom Music Program is a joint venture between Mercedes-Benz and the China Youth Development Foundation (CYDF.

On hand for the opening ceremony of the first Mercedes-Benz lively music in the Mercedes-Benz Shifang in Sichuan school, music was Project Hope Ambassador Quan Yu, Li Biao Percussion Group of Youth, a group of volunteers from Mercedes-Benz, and media representatives, who also took part in some kinds of live music with children.

These programs in the music room will be held in 23 cities in the provinces of Hebei, Liaoning, Xinjiang, Anhui, Fujian, Sichuan, Gansu y. Mercedes-Benz has donated 4.3 million yuan for this program.

Mercedes-Benz has supported relief efforts and reconstruction in disaster and its consequences, which is in line with the company's commitment to Chinese society.

The Mercedes-Benz Star Fund enables the company to respond immediately to crises in an efficient manner, providing immediate support to groups as needed. The following is a brief summary of some of the reasons the company has helped so far:

Daimler Northeast Asia joined Mercedes-Benz and its joint venture in China in the donation of more than 10 million yuan in relief funds immediately to the sites of earthquake disaster in Sichuan in 2008, and for construction after the disaster.

On April 14, 2010, after the earthquake in Yushu in Qinghai Province, Northeast Asia Daimler, Mercedes-Benz and its joint ventures supply took another 5 million yuan.

In a ceremony for the new plant Fuzhou Fujian Daimler, Mercedes-Benz donated its first group of local production of vans that are used for relief efforts following the earthquake in Qinghai.

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These three areas of education is full of possibilities and in need of inspiration and passion, and the following are what Mercedes-Benz are considered milestones:

Music and arts

In early 2008, the beginning of a strategic alliance with the National Center for the Performing Arts (NCPA was announced. The two ushered in the New Year with their first major concert sponsored by Beijing. A year later, Mercedes-Benz once again sponsored the signature New Year's Concert 2009 NCPA.

The celebration began the weekend concert series NCPA association, a project that gave the public the opportunity to enjoy the art world through more accessible entrances. More than 1,500 music teachers were invited to the concerts so they can in turn inspire others.

In honor of Teacher's Day and National Day 60, 300 teachers from Beijing School for the visually impaired and Deaf School were invited to a weekend concert special on the music of French and American ballet.

The International Children's Day in 2009, more than 150 students from the School of the visually impaired were given the opportunity to visit the NCPA for the first time and enjoy a beautiful concert.

On the same occasion in 2010, about 100 children and teachers of the Schools and Schools of Hope for children of migrant workers were invited to a special percussion performance at the NCPA, courtesy of Mercedes-Benz.

With his deep involvement in art, the Shanghai Expo Centre officially renamed "Mercedes-Benz Arena" in November 2010, making it China's first field to have a naming rights partnership.

In early 2011, the Mercedes-Benz Arena organized some important musical and cultural events, sporting and lifestyle programs and family.

In recent years, some of the other shows world-class Mercedes-Benz has sponsored include the Philharmonic Orchestra of Germany, Anne-Sophie Mutter and the Trondheim Soloists Asia Tour in 2008, an exhibition of modern art with the theme " Homage to Andy Warhol Marilyn Monroe ", the Canadian Cirque du Soleil tour to China, China Li Biao Friends Tour, Asian Tour Yo-Yo Ma, the exhibit" Shanghai: A History in Photographs 1842 – Today, "by HS Liu, a concert pianist Yundi Li, Fang Lijun Exhibition of Art, and "lan – an exhibition of photographs by Man Chen."

Sports

Mercedes-Benz, in cooperation with the China Tennis Association (CTA and the provincial associations started the "Swing for the Stars" youth program of Tennis Development in April 2008 to nurture talented young tennis players under the age of 12 years in China. In October 2010, the program had reached 23 cities and benefited about 5,000 young people.

In 2008, three months Mercedes-Benz "Swing for the Stars" Beijing Campus Tennis Development Program was officially launched in 20 primary schools and secondary technical training courts fundamental to more than 1,000 students.

The Mercedes-Benz "2009 Challenge tennis at the University" was held later to promote tennis by providing a deeper understanding of the game. The project lasted more than nine months and reached more than 70 universities and colleges.

Also in 2009, the company began to "Mercedes-Benz tour 2016", an advanced training program to prepare young players for Olympics 2016.

It will run in the coming years, allowing young players and their coaches to work on his Olympic dream and are dedicated to the promotion of tennis in China.

One thing that drives the Mercedes-Benz advocacy driving is your strong sense of responsibility towards users.

In December 2010, Mercedes-Benz, partnered with the leading of the German magazine Auto Bild sponsoring Mercedes-Benz Cup 2011 China Best Host Contest.

This was the first such competition ever to be held in China, which combines a comprehensive knowledge of safe driving skills and good road manners.

The event opened in Beijing in June and will be rolled out in Chengdu, Guangzhou and Shanghai through August, culminating with the final competition in Shanghai.

In conjunction with the China Best Driver Contest, Mercedes-Benz also launched the «This, I Promise» public awareness campaign this year, to increase awareness on road safety and to get the public to commit themselves to safe driving.

The company’s road safety efforts can be traced back to as early as 2003 when it cooperated with China’s Road Traffic Safety Association for the «Safety Starts with Me» public education campaign.

As the leading automobile brand and a leader in advanced safety technology, Mercedes-Benz continues to use its expertise to develop intelligent safety systems that ensure the safety of all road users. In doing so, it is able to greatly enhance the culture of driving.

Since its birth, the three-pointed star has been shining all over the world. After more than a hundred years, the star continues to shine brightly, representing a fascination without end.

(HK Edition 06/30/2011 page7

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