What border trade ports are there in China?

China border trade ports include Manzhouli Port, Suifenhe Port, Puzhai Port, Ruili Port and Hekou Port.

Manzhouli port 1

Manzhouli Port is the only customs directly under the county-level city with the highest latitude. Located in the west of Hulunbeier Grassland in Inner Mongolia, in the triangle of China, Russia and Mongolia, bordering Russia in the north and Mongolia in the west, it is the transportation hub of the first Eurasian continental bridge and an important international channel for China to Russia and other CIS countries and European countries.

2. Suifenhe Port

Suifenhe city is located in the southeast of Heilongjiang Province, adjacent to Primorsky Krai in the east, with a total population of 65,438+10,000 (including 50,000 floating population). 1992 the State Council was approved as the first batch of cities in China to expand and open along the border.

3. Puzhai Port

Puzhai Port is located at the Sino-Vietnamese border pillar 15, bordering Wenlang County, Lang Son Province, Vietnam, connecting Xinqinggang Economic Zone in Lang Son Province in the southwest, 3 kilometers away from Pingxiang City, Guangxi15, and 30 kilometers away from the capital of Lang Son Province, the gateway to the north of Vietnam.

Extended data:

Ports can be classified from different angles, and the commonly used classification methods are:

1, divided by approval authority. According to the approval, ports can be divided into Class I ports and Class II ports.

The first-class ports refer to the ports approved for opening in the State Council (including ports managed by the central government and ports managed by some provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government).

Category II ports refer to ports that are approved by the provincial people's governments for opening up and management.

2. According to the mode of entry and exit. According to the mode of transportation at the border, ports can be divided into port ports, land ports and air ports.

Ports are channels opened by the state along rivers, lakes and seas for goods and people to enter and leave the country and ships to dock.

Land port is a channel opened by the state on land for goods and people to enter and leave the country and land vehicles to stop.

The airport is a passage for goods and people to enter and leave the country, and it is also a passage for planes to take off and land at airports with international routes.

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