Australia’s mineral resources are mainly concentrated in Western Australia, which covers an area of ??2.5 million square kilometers. The mineral resources there are extremely rich, with reserves ranking among the top in the world, including iron ore, alumina, gold, nickel, uranium, Diamonds, ilmenite, natural gas, etc. Among them, alumina production ranks first in the world, ilmenite, nickel, and diamonds rank second, and iron ore production ranks third.

Due to its unique conditions, mining and energy have become Western Australia's main export industries, and exports to China increased from A$4.2 billion in 2003 to A$14.3 billion in 2007. The main mineral products exported to China include iron ore, alumina, liquefied petroleum gas, liquefied natural gas, nickel, gold, copper, lead and salt. Among them, China is Western Australia’s largest export market for iron ore, alumina and nickel.

Perth is a city in southwest Australia with a population of 2.5 million, which is only half of the Australian commercial cities of Sydney and Melbourne. In the past three years, house prices here have doubled, surpassing Melbourne and becoming the next largest city in the world. The second most expensive city after Sydney.

In the past three years, more and more Chinese businessmen have come to Perth to develop the rich mineral resources in the Western Australian land north of Perth. Today, 70% of Perth residents are engaged in mining-related jobs. While Chinese companies purchase resources here, they also profoundly change the local economy.

Australia’s mineral resources are mainly concentrated in Western Australia, which covers an area of ??2.5 million square kilometers. The mineral resources there are extremely rich. The reserves of iron ore, alumina, gold, nickel, uranium, etc. rank among the top in the world. Diamonds, ilmenite, natural gas, etc. Among them, alumina production ranks first in the world, ilmenite, nickel, and diamonds rank second, and iron ore production ranks third.