As the impact of Typhoon 'Dolphin' on Shanghai gradually weakened, operations at Shanghai airports and cruise terminals successively resumed, with previously affected flights operating in quick succession, and international cruise ships also resuming port calls, the number of inbound and outbound passengers is rapidly recovering. On August 11, Shanghai's inbound and outbound passenger numbers reached approximately 162,000 in a single day, setting a new record high for the year. While airport passenger numbers are rapidly recovering, Shanghai's cruise terminals are also experiencing their peak passenger season during the summer holidays. On the same day, two large international cruise ships successively docked safely at Wusongkou International Cruise Terminal. In the morning, over 5,100 passengers from both ships entered the country, and in the afternoon, over 7,000 passengers departed in quick succession. The fact that daily inbound and outbound passenger numbers reached a new high for the year symbolizes Shanghai's continuous bustling inbound and outbound traffic since the beginning of the year. In the first half of this year, the number of inbound and outbound passengers inspected by Shanghai's entry-exit inspection authorities totaled 21.126 million. Since the start of the summer travel season, Shanghai's inbound and outbound passenger numbers have remained at a high level, further demonstrating Shanghai's vitality as an international aviation hub and an international cruise homeport. (Source: CGTN Japanese)