Advantages Of Registered Companies In Shanghai

Introduction to Shanghai

The natural features of Shanghai, traffic conditions in Shanghai, talent resources in Shanghai

Shanghai's market environment, Shanghai's business environment, Shanghai's internationalization

The natural features of Shanghai

geographical position
Shanghai is located at 31 degrees north latitude 14 minutes, 121 degrees east longitude 29 minutes, is located in the west coast of the Pacific Ocean, the east edge of the Asian continent, the front of the Yangtze River Delta, east to the East China Sea, South to Hangzhou Bay, West to Jiangsu, Zhejiang two provinces, north boundary Yangtze River Estuary, Yangtze River and East China Sea. Shanghai is in the middle of the arc-shaped coastline of China, with convenient transportation, vast hinterland and excellent geographical location. It is a natural harbor.

climatic conditions

Shanghai belongs to the north subtropical monsoon climate, with four distinct seasons, full sunshine, abundant rainfall, mild and humid climate, relatively short spring and autumn, long winter and summer, and an average temperature of about 16 degrees Celsius. The monthly mean temperature is the lowest at about 3 degrees per month, and the highest temperature is about 28 degrees in seven and August. The frost free period is about 241 days throughout the year. The average annual rainfall is 1200 millimeters.

Urban area
Shanghai is about 120 kilometers south and North, with a width of about 100 kilometers, with a total area of 6340.5 square kilometers, accounting for 0.06% of the total area of the country. The territory has three islands of Chongming, Changxin and Heng Sha. Among them, Chongming Island is the third largest island in China, with an area of 1041 square kilometers, and is the third largest island in China.

administrative division
In the early liberation period, Shanghai was divided into 20 urban areas and 10 cities.

Suburb. After several administrative divisions adjustment and the withdrawal of county districts, by the end of 2002, there were 18 districts and 1 counties in Shanghai, including 132 towns, 3 townships, 99 sub district offices, 3393 residents' committees and 2037 villagers' committees.

Traffic conditions in Shanghai

Land traffic

Shanghai has a wide range of land transportation network. Shanghai will build a 650 km expressway network by 2005. Any major industrial area and transportation hub will take 15 minutes to the nearby Expressway and 30 minutes to the center of the city. The total mileage of Shanghai's expressways has reached 238 km, and a cross traffic network has been formed to connect Shanghai, Zhejiang and Suoni to the Yangtze River Delta. Starting from Shanghai, you can reach any city in the Yangtze River Delta in 4 hours. The central urban area has initially formed a three-dimensional transportation network system with rail transit, viaduct, "three horizontal three vertical" main roads and cross river projects. The Shanghai maglev train demonstration operation line has been opened to traffic.

Railway traffic

There are nearly 100 railway lines in Shanghai. From ShangHai Railway Station, all the railway stations in China can be located. The Shanghai railway will set up an international container multimodal network which takes direct transportation as the main line, connects Hongkong and Macao, north connects Europe, East connects overseas and West reaches Central Asia.

Maritime traffic

Shanghai port is the largest port in mainland China, with an area of more than 13600 square kilometers. Shanghai port has become the world's largest port with throughput of over 100 million tons since 80s. From Shanghai, we can arrive in Hongkong, Taiwan, Korea, Japan, Southeast Asia, Australia, Leah, Israel, the Mediterranean, northwest Europe, South Africa, South America, the East and west coast of the United States and other places. In order to meet the growing demand for container throughput in Shanghai, Shanghai launched the project of the Yangshan deep water port, which is the focus of China's deep water port construction in the Yangtze River Basin and the delta area. After completion, Harbour City will become the "Shanghai gate" and the "ecological" coastal city which represents the direction of urban development in twenty-first Century.

Air traffic

Shanghai is the only city in mainland China that has two large international airports. One is Hongqiao International Airport, the western part of Shanghai. The other is Pudong International Airport, which is located on the shore of the East China Sea. At present, the annual passenger throughput of the two airports is 16 million 400 thousand passengers. When the 4 runways of the Pudong International Airport are completed, the annual passenger volume of Shanghai airlines can reach nearly 100 million passengers. On domestic routes, there are civil aviation flights between Shanghai and all provinces and autonomous regions of the country. On international routes, Shanghai has been navigable with 59 cities in the world.

There are more than 30 international airlines.

Human resources in Shanghai

Population situation

New statistics show that the resident population in Shanghai has reached 17 million, plus 300 million floating population, the total population has reached 20 million. By the end of 2004, the number of permanent residents in Shanghai will reach 17 million 500 thousand. The birth rate of Shanghai's permanent residents is about 5.3 per thousand, the natural growth rate is about 0. 7%. The birth rate of the registered population is about 5.5 per thousand, and the natural growth rate is controlled at - 1.