The project leverages a domestic BIM platform to develop a ship lock structural digital design system, enhancing inland waterway infrastructure efficiency and autonomy.

A touching story of Yang Menghan, a diligent girl from a remote village school supported by a corporation helping edge-of-society students to dream and grow.

The Pinglu Canal navigation rules, integrating river and sea standards, ensure safe and efficient operations for 5,000-ton vessels along the 134.2 km waterway.

China's first domestically designed and built 88K VLGC, Long Ping Yuan, sets a new milestone in advanced green marine technology, aimed at global clean energy transportation.

Shanghai ranks 2nd globally in the 2026 maritime center report. The city's maritime arbitration advancements drive its international shipping center ambitions.

Key milestone achieved! Shanghai Yangshan Deepwater Port's North Terminal B Project, engineered by CCCC, transforms challenges into advantages in maritime construction.

Discover how Putian Maritime advances coastal safety, sustainable shipping, and green innovations while driving high-quality development for a strategic seaport city.

Fujian ports innovate from throughput-focused growth to world-class integration of port, production, and cities, linking coastal strength to global dynamics.

Tianjin Beijiang Maritime Safety Administration ensures solid bulk cargo transport safety through targeted measures and comprehensive risk control strategies.

Students and faculty dive into zero-carbon and smart ports at Bohai Bay Port, exploring innovative practices that bridge education and port industry needs.

The Ministry of Transport unveiled 19 new waterway tourism boutique routes, showcasing cultural, natural, and urban attractions to boost tourism and economic growth.

An advanced maritime rescue drill held in the Qiongzhou Strait tested China's comprehensive sea-air salvage system and emergency response capabilities.

Zhejiang's Fifteenth Five-Year Plan aims to establish a modern transportation and logistics system, enhancing sea, air, and land connectivity for global reach by 2030.

Taizhou's 'One-stop Resolution Center' integrates diversified resources for efficient maritime dispute resolutions, promoting safety and harmony in the maritime sector.