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Why do
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Class Infrastructure and Resources |
The
telecommunications market of Shenzhen is fully
competitive, with the networks covering every
corner of the city, and enabling consumers
to have free choice in the mode and provider
of telecommunications.
Shenzhen possesses natural deep-water harbor,
and is increasing the investment in building
new freight wharfs to satisfy the ever-increasing
demands for freight transportation. Through
the express arteries connected to the wharfs,
container trucks can conveniently commute
between sources of goods and the wharfs.
In 2004, the container throughput of Shenzhen
Port ranked 4th in the world, reaching 13.65
million TEUs. Shenzhen Port has become a major
beachhead for international freight transportation.
Currently, Over 40 world famous container
shippers have set up 146 offshore and ocean
international container liner courses in Shenzhen
Port.
Shenzhen Airport ranks the 46th in freight
transportation in the world. Its domestic
flight courses cover all major cities of China,
and the international courses include 9 international
(regional) freight courses commissioned by
FedEx, China Southern Airlines, Macau Airlines,
etc. The destinations include the United States,
Japan, South Korea, Belgium, Singapore, Malaysia,
Thailand, Philippines, Taibei, and Macau.
The entry/exit planes reach 150-plus sorties
per week.
Shenzhen and Hong Kong have established close
cooperative relationship with regard to their
airports. One-stop customs clearance for both
passenger and freight transportation have
been realized. Seamless connection is the
ultimate target of airports of the two cities.
Goods can be transported to every corner of
the world from Hong Kong Airport via express
channels.
Shenzhen¡¯s railways and highways are a major
part of the traffic system of China, as well
as an essential hinge to connect Hong Kong
with China Mainland. The convenient highway
network system enables Shenzhen people to
reach even the remotest villages of the country.
Shenzhen is situated in the domain of the
southern water system of China. Even in the
driest seasons, water supply for both residents
and industries of Shenzhen can be guaranteed.
Shenzhen¡¯s power plants ensure 70% power supply
for industries and residents of the city.
Based on cooperation with other provinces
rich in energy sources in the Pan Pearl River
Delta, Shenzhen obtains prior support for
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