Land ports boost cross-border trade

The article focused on improving the efficiency of China's inland dry ports in transporting goods from domestic markets to global markets through new initiatives. Hohhot transformed into an international land port that allows quick customs clearance in just a few minutes. It is used to transfer goods via trains to coastal ports, then onward abroad, reducing costs and enhancing the competitiveness of Chinese companies. As a result, freight train trips increased from 17 in 2021 to 1,220 in 2025, with the network reaching over 216 ports in 69 countries. This boosts exports from inland regions and solidifies China's position as a logistics hub through the international Belt and Road Initiative. The example of Sanyo Furniture and its success story in Europe reflects the significance of this development, as it saved costs and time, increased European orders to an estimated 7.36 million yuan in 2025, demonstrating that land ports are an effective alternative for customs clearance and international transportation.

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