This is Qidong
Qidong, a county-level city of Nantong, is a significant gateway to the river and sea at the mouth of the Yangtze River. Facing Shanghai across the Yangtze River, it is no more than 50 kilometers away from Pudong.
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Qidong Printmaking: Impressions of water, wood
2026-04-17
Located at the easternmost tip of Jiangsu province, Qidong boasts a 178-kilometer coastline along the Yangtze River and Yellow Sea, which gives rise to the unique water-inspired Qidong Printmaking, an art form passed down for nearly a century.
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Conference for developing offshore engineering & shipbuilding held in Qidong
2026-04-14
The 2026 Qidong Offshore Engineering & Shipbuilding High-Quality Development Forum and Conference on FPSO&FLNG and Module Supply Chain took place on April 10.
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World's largest pile shoes commissioned in Qidong
2026-04-13
The construction on China's deepest-operating jack-up vessel has entered a key stage, as its world's largest pile shoes were commissioned at Shanghai Zhenhua Heavy Industries Qidong Marine Engineering on April 8.
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Jiangsu's largest fishery-solar project delivers strong first-quarter output in Qidong
2026-04-07
As of March 31, the first phase of Jiangsu's largest fishery-solar project in Qidong has generated 93.5 million kWh of electricity.
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Qidong intangible cultural heritage products shine at China International Fashion Fair
The 2026 China International Fashion Fair (CHIC) opened on March 11 at the National Exhibition and Convention Center in Shanghai, bringing together nearly 1,300 quality exhibitors from more than 10 countries and regions.
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Tiger-head shoes step back into the spotlight
At the recently concluded China International Travel Mart, Qidong's tiger-head shoes and their creative product line once again drew attention from visitors both from home and abroad, thanks to their rich cultural symbolism and fresh, contemporary design.
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Winter Solstice in Qidong: The season of fresh hairtail
In Qidong, the Winter Solstice is not complete without a plate of freshly landed hairtail fish.






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