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Singapore is the world's second-largest container port and a critical transshipment hub for Southeast Asian trade. It connects over 600 ports across 120 countries.

Ningbo-Zhoushan is China's second-largest port, located on the East China Sea. The port specializes in transshipment and serves as a major hub for the Yangtze River Delta.

Shenzhen is the third-largest container port in China, serving the Pearl River Delta manufacturing region. The port consists of multiple terminals including Yantian, Shekou, and Chiwan.

Guangzhou is a major container port in the Pearl River Delta, with Nansha as its main deepwater terminal. The port serves the manufacturing hinterland of South China.

The Trans-Pacific Eastbound route from Shanghai to Los Angeles is the busiest container shipping lane in the world, carrying electronics, apparel, furniture, and machinery from China to North American consumers.

The Asia-Europe route from Shanghai to Rotterdam via the Suez Canal is the main artery for trade between China and Europe, carrying manufactured goods, electronics, and machinery.

The Trans-Pacific Eastbound route from Shanghai to New York goes via the Panama Canal, carrying goods to the densely populated US Northeast market.

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