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Trade via the China-Laos Railway surpassed 20 billion yuan ($2.96 billion) in the first seven months of the year, up 29.9 percent year-on-year, customs data showed. The infrastructure project is further expanding its spillover effects on trade and cooperation among ASEAN members.
As the railway continues to serve as a new engine for regional economic connectivity, the cross-border infrastructure project is expanding its cargo portfolio and injecting fresh momentum into trade and development across ASEAN economies, Chinese analysts said.
Since its launch in 2021, the railway has handled more than 94 billion yuan worth of cross-border cargo, with the range of transported goods expanding from more than 10 categories at the initial stage of operation to more than 3,900, including new-energy vehicles (NEVs), tropical fruits, temperate vegetables and traditional Chinese medicine.
The line connects 19 countries and regions and provides sustained momentum for regional trade cooperation, the data showed.
To date, the China-Laos Railway has served more than 7,000 foreign trade operators in China.
In recent months, as ASEAN members enter the peak season for fruit exports via the China-Laos Railway, agricultural products from countries along the route are gaining wider access to the Chinese market, while advanced Chinese industrial products are emerging as new drivers of cross-border trade growth, with the cargo mix continuously evolving to better meet market demand.
In the first half of 2026, imports of tropical fruits via the China-Laos Railway totaled 4.22 billion yuan, up 25.8 percent year-on-year, according to customs data cited by the Xinhua News Agency on July 22.
Foreign trade of NEVs, lithium batteries and photovoltaic products via the railway totaled 2.14 billion yuan in the first half of 2026, up 348.5 percent year-on-year, emerging as a new highlight of cross-border trade growth, the report showed.
The continued expansion of cargo categories reflects the transformation of the corridor from a single-purpose cross-border transport route into a key link connecting regional industrial chains.
The differentiated two-way trade structure reflects the complementary strengths of economies along the route, matching their resource advantages and industrial needs, Bian Yongzu, executive deputy editor-in-chief of Modernization of Management magazine, told the Global Times.
"Combined with multimodal transport services and streamlined customs measures, the China-Laos Railway has evolved beyond a cross-border transport route into a practical platform for resource complementarity, industrial coordination, and greater connectivity among Lancang-Mekong countries," Bian added.
Global Times
。 The veteran South Korean actor Lee Soon-jae died early on November 25 at the age of 91. Family and close friends surrounded the actor at the time of his death. This marks an end to a decorated career which lasted over 70 years. His work set the stage for what would become contemporary Korean theatre, film and television. The screen veteran was born in 1934 in Hoeryong, North Hamgyong Province. He moved to Seoul at the age of 4. He pursued his studies at Seoul National University. He first stepped into acting through theatre after being inspired by Lauren Olivier’s performance in Hamlet. This was largely due to the influx of European films. He officially made his debut in the 1950s with the play Beyond the Horizon. This set the foundation for a career which defined Korean performing arts for years to come. Lee Soon-jae quickly became known as one of Korea’s “first generation” actors. After making a name in theatre, he slowly transitioned to film and television in the 1960s. What made him a household name was his range. Among his most loved projects is the sitcom Unstoppable High Kick! He also went on to do critically acclaimed films like Late Blossom and Good Morning President. He also starred in dramas like Lee San, Dear My Friends, The Red Sleeve and Heo Jun. Veteran actor Lee Soon Jae passed away today at the age 91. Born in 1934, the actor received his first Daesang (Grand Prize) Award last 2024 at the age of 89."I've lived long enough to see this day," he said during his speech. pic.twitter.com/18tLUOZr2z — Roufh (@roufhtop) November 25, 2025 He remained a performer throughout his life. The legendary artist also set to appear on stage in 2024 with the production of Waiting for Godot. However, his health concerns forced him to step back from the project. His accomplishments were consistently acknowledged, most notably when he became the oldest recipient of the highest honor at the 2024 KBS Acting Awards. He continued to inspire admiration throughout the business even after abandoning a stage production and stopping work on the drama Dog Talk owing to deteriorating health. His passing prompted a flurry of tributes from across the country. He was recognised as a great star of South Korea’s cultural and artistic community by the South Korean President Lee Jae-myung. Also Read: When And Where To Watch Squid Game Season 3?。
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