Shipping route inquiry-Pacific route

(1) Far East-North America West Coast Route This route includes trade transportation lines from China, North Korea, Japan and the Soviet Union Far East Seaport to Canada, the United States, Mexico and other ports on the west coast of North America. Starting from the ports in China's coastal areas, the southward sea passes through the Osumi Strait and exits the East China Sea; the northward sea passes through the Tsushima Strait through the Sea of ??Japan, or enters the Pacific Ocean through the Chongjin Strait, or enters through the Okhotsk Sea through the Zonggu Channel North Pacific Ocean. Pacific route (2) Far East-Caribbean, North America East Coast route This route often arrives after passing the Hawaiian Islands from north to south to the Panama Canal. Most of the ships departing from the coastal ports in northern China leave the East China Sea via the Osumi Strait or the Ryukyu Anmei Big Island. (3) Far East-South America West Coast Route From the northern coastal ports of our country, many ships pass through Ryukyu Anmei Oshima. The Sulphur Islands, Wake Island, and the Lane Islands to the south of the Hawaiian Islands cross the equator into the South Pacific Ocean to the ports on the west coast of South America. (4) Far East-Southeast Asia route This route is the main route for Chinese, Korean and Japanese cargo ships to ports in Southeast Asia, and to the Indian Ocean and ports along the Atlantic Ocean via the Straits of Malacca. The East China Sea, the Taiwan Strait, the Bus Strait, and the South China Sea are the only roads for ships on this route, and the route is busy. (5) Far East-Australia, New Zealand route There are two routes from the Far East to the southeast coast of Australia. Coastal ports in northern China for several dynasties. Japanese ships to the east coast of Australia and New Zealand ports need to go to Ryukyu Kume Island, the Caroline Islands ’Yap Island to enter the Solomon Sea, coral lakes; container ships between China and Australia need to be loaded in Hong Kong Or after the transfer, through the South China Sea, Sulawesi, Banda Sea, Arafura Sea, and then into the Coral Sea via Torres Strait. China, Japan and Australia ’s west coast route to the Philippines, the residents of the Duro Strait, Makassar Strait and Lombok Strait into the Indian Ocean. （6） Australia-New Zealand-East and West Coast Route of North America From Australia and New Zealand to the coast of North America, it arrives via Suva, Honolulu and other important terminals on the Pacific Ocean. To the east coast of North America, take Papeete in the Society Islands and cross the Panama Canal.