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Benjulu China's 560 km shipping route
China officially inaugurated the Benglo Waterway, which is the first man-made canal connecting a river to the sea since the founding of the People's Republic of China in 1949. The canal stretches 134.2 kilometers and links Nanning city to Beibu Gulf Port, reducing transportation distances by approximately 560 kilometers compared to traditional road transport. The canal is expected to help cut logistics costs by 18% to 30%, supporting trade with Southeast Asian countries—one of China's major trading partners—where bilateral trade increased by 25.6% during the first eight months of the year. Five new shipping and transportation routes have begun operation, and interior regions like Yunnan and Guizhou are expected to benefit from improved access to ports, facilitating the import and export of industrial materials and goods. The project primarily aims to strengthen the inland waterway network, expand infrastructure, and boost regional and international trade.
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