China's Marine Economy Hits 5.5 Trillion Yuan in H1 2026
China's marine economy hit 5.5 trillion yuan in H1 2026, up 5.1%, outpacing GDP growth as shipbuilding and offshore engineering lead expansion.
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China's marine economy hit 5.5 trillion yuan in H1 2026, up 5.1%, outpacing GDP growth as shipbuilding and offshore engineering lead expansion.
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China's second domestically built large cruise ship Ada Huacheng Hao completes all 149 trial items in a single voyage, drawing praise from foreign experts.
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