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Ningbo is now a local commercial centre and a busy port for northeastern Zhejiang. Ships of 3,000 tons can use the port, and there is regular passenger service to Shanghai. A large passenger terminal was built in 1979. A separate newer port, Beilun, east of the city on the southern coast of Hangzhou Bay, is now one of China鈥檚 largest deep-water seaports with container-handling facilities. Established in 1985, Beilun is now a district of Ningbo. There are rail and expressway links with Shanghai via Hangzhou, and the new Hangzhou Bay Bridge (opened 2008) more directly links Ningbo to the Shanghai region; the bridge, 22 miles (36 km) in length, is one of the longest sea bridges in the world.
Ningbo is also the hub of a water-transportation network of coastal junk traffic and canals. It is a collection centre for cotton and other agricultural produce of the plain, for the marine products of the local fisheries, and for timber from the mountains in the hinterland, and it is a major distribution centre for coal, oil, textiles, and consumer goods. In 1984 Ningbo was designated one of China鈥檚 "open" cities in the new open-door policy inviting foreign investment.
Cotton-spinning mills, flour mills, textile plants, and tobacco factories were established before World War II, and from 1949 industrialization continued. The textile industry has expanded, with new textile plants, knitting factories, dyeing plants, and yarn-spinning mills. Food processing鈥攆lour milling, rice polishing, oil extraction, wine making, and particularly the canning of foodstuffs鈥攈as become a major economic activity. In addition, Ningbo supports a number of manufacturing concerns. A large shipbuilding industry constructs fishing vessels. Factories produce diesel engines, agricultural and other machinery, generators, machine tools, and petrochemicals. Thermal-power-generating stations there supply electricity to the entire region.
Ningbo was designated one of the national-level historical and cultural cities in China in 1986. The oldest library building in China, Tianyige, is in the western part of the city. Its collection of rare books and documents dates to the 11th century and includes many unique local chronicles of the Ming dynasty.Purchasing Agent price
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