Core Insights - Guangzhou Port has established 181 foreign trade shipping routes, 73 shuttle barge routes, and 39 sea-rail intermodal trains, and has formed partnerships with 60 international friendly ports [1][2] Group 1: Port Overview - Guangzhou Port is recognized as an international hub seaport in the National Comprehensive Transportation Network Planning Outline and is the largest domestic container port and grain transshipment port in China [1] - The port includes both Guangzhou Sea Port and Guangzhou Inland River Port, with the latter being a significant regional hub for inland transportation in Guangdong Province [1] Group 2: Inland Port Development - The Guangzhou Inland Port is set to be divided into four areas: Panyu, Wanquansha, Wuhe, and Xintang, with a planned port shoreline of approximately 39 kilometers [1] - The development plan aims to enhance existing freight functions while adding water tourism passenger services, promoting deep integration of the port and city [1] Group 3: Future Development Goals - The future focus of Guangzhou Inland Port will be on agricultural and industrial raw materials, finished products, container transport, and will also develop roll-on/roll-off transport for vehicles and water tourism services [2] - The goal is to evolve into a comprehensive, modern, and eco-friendly port with capabilities in direct river-sea transport, logistics management, transshipment, and tourism services [2]