China To Southeast Asia Sea Shipping Routes
Shipping routes from China to Southeast Asia
Features of Southeast Asian shipping routes:
The China-Southeast Asia route connects Southeast Asia, China, India and the Middle East, and is jointly operated by multiple shipping companies. On the route, Macau and Hong Kong are usually included in the Southeast Asian shipping route. The shipping costs of this route were not high before 2020, ranging from a few hundred US dollars. The voyage is short and the shipping schedule is relatively long. Although the price has increased in the past two years due to the epidemic, the increase is not large. In the second half of 2021, affected by various factors, the price suddenly increased by two to three times.
Shipping companies on Southeast Asia shipping routes:
The main shipping companies on the Southeast Asia line are: BEN LINE, ESL, KMTC, ZIM, NORASIA, RCL, OOCL, COSCO, HMM, APL, New Asia, NYK, WANHAI, Changjin, etc.
Introduction to Southeast Asia shipping routes:
Southeast Asia shipping routes, Southeast Asia covers an area of 456 square kilometers and has a population of about 600 million. In the late period of World War II, the name of this region was slowly formed. China used to call it Nanyang. "Nanyang" refers to the Southeast Asian region and does not belong to any country. "Nanyang" is an ancient Chinese geographical name. It is not just Singapore and other countries, but refers to Southeast Asia in general. It is located at the intersection of the Indian Ocean and the Pacific Ocean. It is also the lowest latitude in Asia, mostly with tropical rainforest climate and tropical monsoon climate. Southeast Asian countries are multi-ethnic countries, with more than 90 ethnic groups in the region. The race is mainly yellow. Southeast Asia is also one of the regions with the highest concentration of overseas Chinese and overseas Chinese in the world. There are 11 countries in Southeast Asia, including Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Brunei, the Philippines, East Timor, Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Thailand, and Myanmar.
The Strait of Malacca is the "maritime lifeline". It is located at the crossroads of Asia and Oceania, the Pacific Ocean and the Indian Ocean, and its strategic location is very important. The Strait of Malacca is the throat of the Pacific Ocean and the Indian Ocean, and an important sea route for coastal countries in Asia, Africa, Australia and Europe. Many developed countries import oil and strategic materials through here. The Strait of Malacca is jointly governed by Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia. And these three countries are all Southeast Asian countries.
In the Southeast Asian shipping route, Singapore and Hong Kong have long been ranked first and second in the global port cargo throughput rankings, and were later surpassed by Shanghai Port in 2006 and 2010 respectively. In shipping, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau are generally classified as Southeast Asian routes.
Major ports in Southeast Asian shipping routes:
HONG KONG (Hong Kong), BELAWAN (Belawan), SURABAYA (Surabaya), PENANG (Penang), PORT KELANG (Port Klang), CEBU (Cebu), SINGAPORE (Singapore), HAIPHONG (Haiphong), HOCHIMINH (Ho Chi Minh City), MANILA (Manila), JAKARTA (Jakarta).
