Nandu News Reporter Zhong Liting Intern Wu Jiarui Correspondent Zou Jingqi Li Chunxiao On the afternoon of July 19, a super-large container ship with a pink body slowly docked in the third phase of Nansha Harbor, adding a soft red face to the red and blue steel shore bridge in the Nansha Port Area.
Nansha Phase III Pier welcomes the red pink giant ship to dock. Courtesy of the correspondent
This is the first call of the "ONE MACKINAC" ship at the Nansha Phase III terminal, which sails from Singapore to the Nansha Port Area, which is 365.9 meters long and belongs to Japan Ocean Network United Shipping Co., Ltd. There are 6 ships in the pink series, all of which are 150,000-ton ships with a maximum load capacity of 13,900 TEUs. Its very girlish pink hull looks particularly cool under the background of blue sky, white clouds and blue sea, like a lively and cute pink girl, injecting a romantic and fresh breath into the nansha port area dock made of steel.
The Red Pink Giant Ship stands in stark contrast to the blue ocean. Courtesy of the correspondent
After the close cooperation of trailers, shore bridges, gantry cranes, busy loading and unloading, "First Maginot" unloaded a total of 1450 TEUs at the Nansha Phase III pier, and during the operation, the pink hull gently swaying with the sea breeze was particularly eye-catching, becoming a beautiful landscape of the dock.
The "First Maginot" successfully docked at the Nansha Phase III Pier. Courtesy of the correspondent
On the morning of the 20th, the "First Maginot" ship completed its operation as originally planned, slowly drove away from the third phase of Nansha, surrounded by flowers and waves, and gradually moved away along the sparkling sea under the pink print, and began to travel to Qingdao.
The "First Maginot" docked at the Nansha Phase III Pier. Courtesy of the correspondent
Close-up view of "First Maginot". Courtesy of the correspondent
The "First Maginot" sailed away from the Nansha Phase III pier. Courtesy of the correspondent