Convenient Transportation

　　Located in the core area of China’s highly developed Yangtze River Delta, Wuxi is an essential regional transport hub city in China. A vertical transportation network have been formed by railway, highway, water way and airlines.

　　Wuxi now has 8 highways, directing to Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and other domestic cities respectively. It takes only 28 minutes from Wuxi to Shanghai and 5 hours from Wuxi to Beijing by high-speed railway.

(Wuxi East High-speed Railway Station)

　　Sunan Shuofang International airport is a national Class A airport opening to the public. Together with 58 destinations, its annual passenger throughput reaches 7.21 million in year 2018。

(Sunan Shuofang InternationalAirport)

　　Jiangyin Port, as a Class-A water port in China, is navigable to more than 600 ports from over 100 countries and regions.

　　Wuxi metro network consists of 6 lines: Line 1 and Line 2 have been opened to traffic, while Line 3 and Line 4 are under construction and Line 5 and Line 6 are under preparation. In the future, the integrated transfer connection of high speed rail, subway and surrounding urban rail can be achieved.