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Yangshan Deep Water Port

The Yangshan Deep Water port is the largest cargo port in the world. It is connected with the land by a 30+ km long bridge in the sea. Worth visiting.

1. Exciting Donghai Bridge and New Habor City May 2, 2006
   What is my favorite suburb place to go in Shanghai (with the context that I have a car)? It changes along with time. Here are some places on my previous favorite list: Sheshan 佘山, the only mountains in Shanghai. Don't laugh if you know it is only 99 meters high - 1/2 of the building I work everyday, and 1/4 of the tallest building in this city. They just built a wonderful lake nearby. Fengxian 奉贤 Sea Shore. It is...
2. Visited Yangshan Deep Water Port Apr 20, 2006
   Yangshan = 洋山 This is the satellite image of the island Shengsi 嵊泗 we went to. Image credit: Google Map Before I talk more about my trip in Shengsi, the island in the East Sea, let me talk more about the Yangshan Deep Water Port. The Yangshan Island In the East Sea, about 30 KM away from land of Shanghai, there are two big islands. One is called Little Yangshan Island, and the other is called Big Yangshan Island. You...
3. Donghai Bridge Jul 17, 2005
   Donghai Bridge is under construction. It is one of the most interesting projects I know besides the World Expo and the Hangzhou Bay bridge. The 32 km long bridge will extend to the island at the heart of the Hangzhou bay and it is the first bridge that will enable us to drive onto an island in Shanghai. The A2 expressway connects A20 and the bridge. This is how the bridge will look like after completion. Image in courtesy of...

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