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Conference Venue: Suzhou (close to Shanghai), China
Just 25 minutes by high-speed train from Shanghai
Suzhou is a prefecture-level city in Jiangsu Province, located in the Yangtze River Delta region of Eastern China. It lies on the shores of Lake Tai and is crisscrossed by a network of ancient canals. This intricate water system has earned it the nickname "Water City."
Suzhou enjoys immediate proximity to Shanghai, with high-speed rail connectivity of just 25 minutes. Supported by integrated highway and metro networks, the two cities form a tightly linked economic corridor. This strategic location makes Suzhou a core part of one of the world's most dynamic economic regions.
Renowned as a "Paradise on Earth," Suzhou is celebrated worldwide for its exquisite classical gardens, which are UNESCO World Heritage Sites, its well-preserved ancient town with a history spanning over 2,500 years, and its vibrant tapestry of traditional arts like Kunqu Opera and Suzhou embroidery. Simultaneously, it is a modern manufacturing powerhouse, leading in industries such as electronics, information technology, high-end equipment, and biotechnology. This harmonious blend of profound historical heritage and cutting-edge innovation defines the unique character of Suzhou.
Suzhou-Shanghai Connection Map
Most international attendees fly into Shanghai, then take a quick 25-minute high-speed train to Suzhou.
Direct high-speed trains run every 10-20 minutes between Shanghai and Suzhou, with a travel time of just 25 minutes.
Shanghai's two international airports (Pudong and Hongqiao) offer direct flights to over 200 international destinations. From Shanghai airports, you can reach Suzhou in under 90 minutes total.
Experience the best of both worlds: Suzhou's historic gardens and canals combined with Shanghai's modern skyline and vibrant international community. Extend your trip to explore both cities easily.
We recommend the "Shanghai Arrival, Suzhou Conference" route for international attendees. It's fast, convenient, and maximizes your China experience.
Book your flight to Shanghai Pudong (PVG) or Hongqiao (SHA) Airport. Both offer extensive international connections.
Take airport express to Shanghai Railway Station or Hongqiao Station, then board high-speed train to Suzhou (25 minutes).
From Suzhou Railway Station, take a short taxi ride (15 minutes) to the conference venue at Suzhou International Convention Center.
Extend your stay to explore Shanghai's global metropolis before or after the conference - just a quick train ride away.
The 240-hour visa-free transit is one of China's visa exemption policies provided to eligible foreigners coming from selected countries.
Extremely convenient! Most international attendees fly into Shanghai (one of Asia's major aviation hubs), then take a 25-minute high-speed train to Suzhou. We provide detailed guides and assistance for this seamless journey.
From Shanghai Pudong Airport (PVG): Take the Maglev train to Longyang Road, then subway to Shanghai Railway Station, then high-speed train to Suzhou (total ~90 minutes).
From Shanghai Hongqiao Airport (SHA): Direct high-speed trains to Suzhou depart from the airport's railway station (total ~30 minutes to Suzhou).
Absolutely! With trains running from early morning until late evening, you can easily visit Shanghai for an evening or a day trip. Many attendees arrive a day early or stay a day after the conference to explore Shanghai.
If your full paper or abstract is ready, welcome to submit it in the following.
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Welcome to submit full papers, publish in international journals, and participate in the conference for oral or poster presentations.
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Welcome to submit English abstracts, publish in the Book of Abstracts, and participate in the conference for oral or poster presentations.
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Each participant will be awarded at least one of the following three certificates.
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