Core Insights - The "Parallel Port" logistics model has entered a new phase of regular and efficient operation, marking a significant milestone in its integration with the Western Land-Sea New Corridor [1] - The first "secondary transfer" operation from Zhanjiang to Hainan via Chongqing has been successfully completed, showcasing enhanced cooperation among the three regions [4] - The initiative aims to expand the international logistics corridor, improving trade facilitation and connecting the southwestern region with Southeast Asia [5] Group 1 - The successful delivery of goods from Chongqing to Hainan via Zhanjiang signifies the deepening integration of the "Parallel Port" model with the Western Land-Sea New Corridor [1] - The operation involved two layers of sea-rail intermodal transport, highlighting the collaborative efforts of local governments and customs [4] - As of September 29, the "Parallel Port" vessels have completed 45 voyages, carrying a total of 271,000 tons of cargo [5] Group 2 - Zhanjiang Customs plans to continue enhancing customs reform and regulatory services to maximize the synergistic effects of the "Parallel Port" model and the Western Land-Sea New Corridor [9] - The initiative aims to position Zhanjiang as a high-level open hub that serves national strategies and connects inland areas with global markets [9]