The Pinglu Canal is making a final push for full navigation. Guangxi has established a special task force to promote the completion of the project and prepare for operations.

The Pinglu Canal is about to be fully navigable. The Pinglu Canal is a key project of the new western land-sea passage and is the first canal project built in New China that connects rivers and seas. According to reports, the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region has always made it a core task to ensure that it is completed safely and on schedule in September. High-level planning and an all-out push are being implemented; a special task force has been established to manage the completion of the project and the preparation for operational management through a detailed, list-based, closed-loop management approach. Weekly scheduling is being conducted to ensure that all work progresses step by step and achieves concrete results, systematically deploying work advancement measures to achieve the goal of "water in the river, boats on the water, goods in the boats, and cargo going in all directions."