Mohan town, once a far-flung town in Southwest China’s Yunnan province that borders Laos, is taking on a new profile as a smart, efficient, secure, law-based and green land port, and a highland of investment and international cooperation.
The China-Laos Railway has invigorated economic and trade cooperation between China and related countries.
Kunming, capital of Yunnan, is home to several fascinating museums.
On May 20, Zhao Zenglian, director-general of the General Administration of the Customs’ general office, led a team to conduct research at Mohan Port.
A museum in Yunnan province held a donation ceremony on Monday for a man who voluntarily donated bronze antiques.
The China-Laos Railway has handled 13,310 cross-border passenger trips since the launch of its passenger service on April 13, according to the Mohan entry-exit border checkpoint.
In the second quarter of this year, Kunming's 130 new industrial projects saw total investments and annual planned investments amounting to 48.62 billion yuan($7 billion) and 13.62 billion yuan, respectively.
