Core Insights - The article highlights the ongoing efforts in various provinces of China, particularly Zhejiang and Jiangsu, to enhance transportation logistics through multi-modal transport and digital empowerment, aiming for cost reduction and efficiency improvement in logistics [1][2][3] Group 1: Zhejiang Province Initiatives - Zhejiang aims to achieve container sea-rail and river-sea transport volumes of 2 million and 3 million TEUs respectively by the end of the year [1][2] - The province is developing a "Four Ports Intelligent Transport" model to enhance logistics efficiency, with a target to launch by the end of October [2] - Infrastructure development includes the construction of five coastal berths capable of handling over 10,000 tons and the acceleration of multi-modal transport hub projects [2] Group 2: Jiangsu Province Strategies - Jiangsu focuses on creating four major iron-water transport corridors along the New Eurasian Land Bridge, rivers, coasts, and canals [2] - The province plans to establish a provincial-level digital platform for multi-modal transport, aiming for initial functionality by September [2] - Efforts include enhancing the connection between railway logistics bases and transport hubs, and nurturing leading enterprises in multi-modal transport [2] Group 3: Guangdong and Chongqing Developments - Guangdong's implementation plan sets specific targets for reducing logistics costs, including increasing container iron-water transport to 1.2 million TEUs and maintaining a 90% green transport ratio for major coastal ports [3] - Chongqing aims to integrate various sectors to enhance logistics efficiency, focusing on a collaborative approach among postal, transportation, and agricultural sectors [3] - The city plans to build a shared logistics network and improve end-to-end logistics services through the "Postal Transport" information platform [3]