In pics: Hengli Heavy Industries industrial park in Dalian, China's Liaoning

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A drone photo taken on July 22, 2026 shows completed vessels at the Hengli Heavy Industries industrial park in Dalian, northeast China's Liaoning Province. Located at the Changxing Island Economic Zone of Dalian City, Hengli Heavy Industries industrial park launched its "Ocean Factory," a green shipbuilding base, in early 2023. Its "Future Factory" was put into operation in early 2025, specializing in the manufacturing of high-value-added green vessels ranging from ultra-large oil tankers, ultra-large liquefied gas carriers to ultra-large container ships, alongside high-end marine engineering equipment.

At the industrial park, cutting-edge technologies such as welding robots, automated cutting, and dynamic automatic steel-plate marking are extensively deployed across the site. Numerous industrial data collection terminals have been installed throughout dry docks, workshops and quays. Leveraging advanced technologies such as industrial data acquisition, IoT sensing and on-site 5G private networks, the entire factory has realized digital capture of production-related factors as well as refined operational management. (Xinhua)

This photo taken on Sept. 29, 2026 shows two oil tankers moored at an outfitting quay of the Hengli Heavy Industries industrial park in Dalian, northeast China's Liaoning Province. Located at the Changxing Island Economic Zone of Dalian City, Hengli Heavy Industries industrial park launched its "Ocean Factory," a green shipbuilding base, in early 2023. Its "Future Factory" was put into operation in early 2025, specializing in the manufacturing of high-value-added green vessels ranging from ultra-large oil tankers, ultra-large liquefied gas carriers to ultra-large container ships, alongside high-end marine engineering equipment.

At the industrial park, cutting-edge technologies such as welding robots, automated cutting, and dynamic automatic steel-plate marking are extensively deployed across the site. Numerous industrial data collection terminals have been installed throughout dry docks, workshops and quays. Leveraging advanced technologies such as industrial data acquisition, IoT sensing and on-site 5G private networks, the entire factory has realized digital capture of production-related factors as well as refined operational management. (Xinhua/Pan Yulong)

Workers are busy at the engine assembly workshop of the Hengli Heavy Industries industrial park in Dalian, northeast China's Liaoning Province, Sept. 29, 2026. Located at the Changxing Island Economic Zone of Dalian City, Hengli Heavy Industries industrial park launched its "Ocean Factory," a green shipbuilding base, in early 2023. Its "Future Factory" was put into operation in early 2025, specializing in the manufacturing of high-value-added green vessels ranging from ultra-large oil tankers, ultra-large liquefied gas carriers to ultra-large container ships, alongside high-end marine engineering equipment.

At the industrial park, cutting-edge technologies such as welding robots, automated cutting, and dynamic automatic steel-plate marking are extensively deployed across the site. Numerous industrial data collection terminals have been installed throughout dry docks, workshops and quays. Leveraging advanced technologies such as industrial data acquisition, IoT sensing and on-site 5G private networks, the entire factory has realized digital capture of production-related factors as well as refined operational management. (Xinhua/Pan Yulong)

Workers build a container ship in a dry dock in the Hengli Heavy Industries industrial park in Dalian, northeast China's Liaoning Province, Sept. 29, 2026. Located at the Changxing Island Economic Zone of Dalian City, Hengli Heavy Industries industrial park launched its "Ocean Factory," a green shipbuilding base, in early 2023. Its "Future Factory" was put into operation in early 2025, specializing in the manufacturing of high-value-added green vessels ranging from ultra-large oil tankers, ultra-large liquefied gas carriers to ultra-large container ships, alongside high-end marine engineering equipment.

At the industrial park, cutting-edge technologies such as welding robots, automated cutting, and dynamic automatic steel-plate marking are extensively deployed across the site. Numerous industrial data collection terminals have been installed throughout dry docks, workshops and quays. Leveraging advanced technologies such as industrial data acquisition, IoT sensing and on-site 5G private networks, the entire factory has realized digital capture of production-related factors as well as refined operational management. (Xinhua/Pan Yulong)

Workers are busy at the engine assembly workshop of the Hengli Heavy Industries industrial park in Dalian, northeast China's Liaoning Province, Sept. 29, 2026. Located at the Changxing Island Economic Zone of Dalian City, Hengli Heavy Industries industrial park launched its "Ocean Factory," a green shipbuilding base, in early 2023. Its "Future Factory" was put into operation in early 2025, specializing in the manufacturing of high-value-added green vessels ranging from ultra-large oil tankers, ultra-large liquefied gas carriers to ultra-large container ships, alongside high-end marine engineering equipment.

At the industrial park, cutting-edge technologies such as welding robots, automated cutting, and dynamic automatic steel-plate marking are extensively deployed across the site. Numerous industrial data collection terminals have been installed throughout dry docks, workshops and quays. Leveraging advanced technologies such as industrial data acquisition, IoT sensing and on-site 5G private networks, the entire factory has realized digital capture of production-related factors as well as refined operational management. (Xinhua/Pan Yulong)

A drone photo taken on Sept. 1, 2026 shows vessels moored along the quay at the Hengli Heavy Industries industrial park in Dalian, northeast China's Liaoning Province. Located at the Changxing Island Economic Zone of Dalian City, Hengli Heavy Industries industrial park launched its "Ocean Factory," a green shipbuilding base, in early 2023. Its "Future Factory" was put into operation in early 2025, specializing in the manufacturing of high-value-added green vessels ranging from ultra-large oil tankers, ultra-large liquefied gas carriers to ultra-large container ships, alongside high-end marine engineering equipment.

At the industrial park, cutting-edge technologies such as welding robots, automated cutting, and dynamic automatic steel-plate marking are extensively deployed across the site. Numerous industrial data collection terminals have been installed throughout dry docks, workshops and quays. Leveraging advanced technologies such as industrial data acquisition, IoT sensing and on-site 5G private networks, the entire factory has realized digital capture of production-related factors as well as refined operational management. (Xinhua)

This photo taken on Sept. 29, 2026 shows the engine assembly workshop of the Hengli Heavy Industries industrial park in Dalian, northeast China's Liaoning Province. Located at the Changxing Island Economic Zone of Dalian City, Hengli Heavy Industries industrial park launched its "Ocean Factory," a green shipbuilding base, in early 2023. Its "Future Factory" was put into operation in early 2025, specializing in the manufacturing of high-value-added green vessels ranging from ultra-large oil tankers, ultra-large liquefied gas carriers to ultra-large container ships, alongside high-end marine engineering equipment.

At the industrial park, cutting-edge technologies such as welding robots, automated cutting, and dynamic automatic steel-plate marking are extensively deployed across the site. Numerous industrial data collection terminals have been installed throughout dry docks, workshops and quays. Leveraging advanced technologies such as industrial data acquisition, IoT sensing and on-site 5G private networks, the entire factory has realized digital capture of production-related factors as well as refined operational management. (Xinhua/Pan Yulong)

Workers work at the engine assembly workshop of the Hengli Heavy Industries industrial park in Dalian, northeast China's Liaoning Province, Sept. 29, 2026. Located at the Changxing Island Economic Zone of Dalian City, Hengli Heavy Industries industrial park launched its "Ocean Factory," a green shipbuilding base, in early 2023. Its "Future Factory" was put into operation in early 2025, specializing in the manufacturing of high-value-added green vessels ranging from ultra-large oil tankers, ultra-large liquefied gas carriers to ultra-large container ships, alongside high-end marine engineering equipment.

At the industrial park, cutting-edge technologies such as welding robots, automated cutting, and dynamic automatic steel-plate marking are extensively deployed across the site. Numerous industrial data collection terminals have been installed throughout dry docks, workshops and quays. Leveraging advanced technologies such as industrial data acquisition, IoT sensing and on-site 5G private networks, the entire factory has realized digital capture of production-related factors as well as refined operational management. (Xinhua/Pan Yulong)

A worker builds a container ship in a dry dock in the Hengli Heavy Industries industrial park in Dalian, northeast China's Liaoning Province, Sept. 29, 2026. Located at the Changxing Island Economic Zone of Dalian City, Hengli Heavy Industries industrial park launched its "Ocean Factory," a green shipbuilding base, in early 2023. Its "Future Factory" was put into operation in early 2025, specializing in the manufacturing of high-value-added green vessels ranging from ultra-large oil tankers, ultra-large liquefied gas carriers to ultra-large container ships, alongside high-end marine engineering equipment.

At the industrial park, cutting-edge technologies such as welding robots, automated cutting, and dynamic automatic steel-plate marking are extensively deployed across the site. Numerous industrial data collection terminals have been installed throughout dry docks, workshops and quays. Leveraging advanced technologies such as industrial data acquisition, IoT sensing and on-site 5G private networks, the entire factory has realized digital capture of production-related factors as well as refined operational management. (Xinhua/Pan Yulong)

Workers build a container ship in a dry dock in the Hengli Heavy Industries industrial park in Dalian, northeast China's Liaoning Province, Sept. 29, 2026. Located at the Changxing Island Economic Zone of Dalian City, Hengli Heavy Industries industrial park launched its "Ocean Factory," a green shipbuilding base, in early 2023. Its "Future Factory" was put into operation in early 2025, specializing in the manufacturing of high-value-added green vessels ranging from ultra-large oil tankers, ultra-large liquefied gas carriers to ultra-large container ships, alongside high-end marine engineering equipment.

At the industrial park, cutting-edge technologies such as welding robots, automated cutting, and dynamic automatic steel-plate marking are extensively deployed across the site. Numerous industrial data collection terminals have been installed throughout dry docks, workshops and quays. Leveraging advanced technologies such as industrial data acquisition, IoT sensing and on-site 5G private networks, the entire factory has realized digital capture of production-related factors as well as refined operational management. (Xinhua/Pan Yulong)

This photo taken on Sept. 29, 2026 shows mechanical arms at a workshop of the Hengli Heavy Industries industrial park in Dalian, northeast China's Liaoning Province. Located at the Changxing Island Economic Zone of Dalian City, Hengli Heavy Industries industrial park launched its "Ocean Factory," a green shipbuilding base, in early 2023. Its "Future Factory" was put into operation in early 2025, specializing in the manufacturing of high-value-added green vessels ranging from ultra-large oil tankers, ultra-large liquefied gas carriers to ultra-large container ships, alongside high-end marine engineering equipment.

At the industrial park, cutting-edge technologies such as welding robots, automated cutting, and dynamic automatic steel-plate marking are extensively deployed across the site. Numerous industrial data collection terminals have been installed throughout dry docks, workshops and quays. Leveraging advanced technologies such as industrial data acquisition, IoT sensing and on-site 5G private networks, the entire factory has realized digital capture of production-related factors as well as refined operational management. (Xinhua/Pan Yulong)

A drone photo taken on Aug. 14, 2026 shows a view of the Hengli Heavy Industries industrial park in Dalian, northeast China's Liaoning Province. Located at the Changxing Island Economic Zone of Dalian City, Hengli Heavy Industries industrial park launched its "Ocean Factory", a green shipbuilding base, in early 2023. Its "Future Factory" was put into operation in early 2025, specializing in the manufacturing of high-value-added green vessels ranging from ultra-large oil tankers, ultra-large liquefied gas carriers to ultra-large container ships, alongside high-end marine engineering equipment.

At the industrial park, cutting-edge technologies such as welding robots, automated cutting, and dynamic automatic steel-plate marking are extensively deployed across the site. Numerous industrial data collection terminals have been installed throughout dry docks, workshops and quays. Leveraging advanced technologies such as industrial data acquisition, IoT sensing and on-site 5G private networks, the entire factory has realized digital capture of production-related factors as well as refined operational management. (Xinhua)

A drone photo taken on Sept. 1, 2026 shows a view of the Hengli Heavy Industries industrial park in Dalian, northeast China's Liaoning Province. Located at the Changxing Island Economic Zone of Dalian City, Hengli Heavy Industries industrial park launched its "Ocean Factory," a green shipbuilding base, in early 2023. Its "Future Factory" was put into operation in early 2025, specializing in the manufacturing of high-value-added green vessels ranging from ultra-large oil tankers, ultra-large liquefied gas carriers to ultra-large container ships, alongside high-end marine engineering equipment.

At the industrial park, cutting-edge technologies such as welding robots, automated cutting, and dynamic automatic steel-plate marking are extensively deployed across the site. Numerous industrial data collection terminals have been installed throughout dry docks, workshops and quays. Leveraging advanced technologies such as industrial data acquisition, IoT sensing and on-site 5G private networks, the entire factory has realized digital capture of production-related factors as well as refined operational management. (Xinhua)

A drone photo taken on June 9, 2026 shows the building berths at the Hengli Heavy Industries industrial park in Dalian, northeast China's Liaoning Province. Located at the Changxing Island Economic Zone of Dalian City, Hengli Heavy Industries industrial park launched its "Ocean Factory," a green shipbuilding base, in early 2023. Its "Future Factory" was put into operation in early 2025, specializing in the manufacturing of high-value-added green vessels ranging from ultra-large oil tankers, ultra-large liquefied gas carriers to ultra-large container ships, alongside high-end marine engineering equipment.

At the industrial park, cutting-edge technologies such as welding robots, automated cutting, and dynamic automatic steel-plate marking are extensively deployed across the site. Numerous industrial data collection terminals have been installed throughout dry docks, workshops and quays. Leveraging advanced technologies such as industrial data acquisition, IoT sensing and on-site 5G private networks, the entire factory has realized digital capture of production-related factors as well as refined operational management. (Xinhua)

A drone photo taken on Sept. 1, 2026 shows a view of the Hengli Heavy Industries industrial park in Dalian, northeast China's Liaoning Province. Located at the Changxing Island Economic Zone of Dalian City, Hengli Heavy Industries industrial park launched its "Ocean Factory," a green shipbuilding base, in early 2023. Its "Future Factory" was put into operation in early 2025, specializing in the manufacturing of high-value-added green vessels ranging from ultra-large oil tankers, ultra-large liquefied gas carriers to ultra-large container ships, alongside high-end marine engineering equipment.

At the industrial park, cutting-edge technologies such as welding robots, automated cutting, and dynamic automatic steel-plate marking are extensively deployed across the site. Numerous industrial data collection terminals have been installed throughout dry docks, workshops and quays. Leveraging advanced technologies such as industrial data acquisition, IoT sensing and on-site 5G private networks, the entire factory has realized digital capture of production-related factors as well as refined operational management. (Xinhua)