THE TRADING PORTS OF HEILONGJIANG PROVINCE AND THE FRONTIER TRADE BETWEEN CHINA AND RUSSIA
Fangqiu Xu
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Fangqiu Xu
Abstract
There are fifteen trading ports of Heilongjiang province, which are distributed along the Sino-Russian borderline and assume a fan shape starting from the axis city Harbin. After the Third Plenary Session of the Eleventh Central Committee was closed, the frontier ports have opened successively. Serving as an important economic source, the ports have promoted the frontier trade boom and advanced the optimum distribution of resources and the rationalization of industrial structure as well as the economic prosperity of Heilongjiang.
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There are fifteen trading ports of Heilongjiang province, which are distributed along the Sino-Russian borderline and assume a fan shape starting from the axis city Harbin. After the Third Plenary Session of the Eleventh Central Committee was closed, the frontier ports have opened successively. Serving as an important economic source, the ports have promoted the frontier trade boom and advanced the optimum distribution of resources and the rationalization of industrial structure as well as the economic prosperity of Heilongjiang.
Key concepts: Frontier, China, Rationalization (economics), Prosperity, Eleventh, Boom, Plenary session, Economy