The Opening of the Pinglu Canal: A Corridor Between China and ASEAN
October 3, 2026
The Pinglu Canal strengthens connectivity in southwestern China and boosts economic ties between China and ASEAN.
The Pinglu Canal strengthens connectivity in southwestern China and boosts economic ties between China and ASEAN.
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