The 20 largest container ports in the world have been released, and China’s "corps" accounts for "half of the country".

Special correspondent Yu Haiqing According to the “Statistical Ranking of the Top 20 Container Ports Throughput in the World in 2011” published by China Hong Kong Network recently, China’s “corps” has occupied 9 seats in the world’s top 20 container port seats.

According to the 2011 rankings of container throughput generated by ports, the top 10 in 2011 were in order: Shanghai Port, Singapore Port, Hong Kong Port, Shenzhen Port, Busan Port, Ningbo-Zhoushan Port, Guangzhou Port, Qingdao Port, Dubai Port, Rotterdam port. While ranking among the 11 to 20 global top 20 container ports in 2011, except for the Tianjin port in China, which remained 11th, Xiamen Port leapt to one in 2011 and the United States Long Beach Port has maintained two The 18th place of the year was replaced; Dalian Port Group ranked first among the top 20 container ports in the world from the 21st place in 2010.