Jinshan City Beach is located in Jinshan District, Shanghai, in the southwest of Shanghai, on the north bank of Hangzhou Bay. It is adjacent to pinghu city and Jiashan City in Zhejiang Province in the west, Fengxian District in the east, Hangzhou Bay in the south and Qingpu District and Songjiang District in the north. "Urban Beach" is the top priority of coastline development and construction, and it is the most Shanghai-style urban coastal landscape in the Yangtze River Delta. Enclosed water area 1.5 km2. Seawater treatment adopts physical precipitation, biodegradation, artificial wave-making and natural circulation, supplemented by rainwater collection system on land and animal and plant chains in water, and at the same time scientifically transforms beaches to create urban landscape coastline with golden sands and clear water. The artificially paved golden beach contrasts with the clear sea water, and the built landscape promenade is close to the beach. Above the promenade is a white wavy ceiling. When the lights on both sides are on at night, the whole promenade is like a long rolling pearl belt, and the waves are really beautiful. Looking around, the blue sea, the golden sands and the sea breeze are blowing on my face. Its joy has always belonged to Hawaii, but never to Shanghai. A series of activities held here, such as World Beach Volleyball Championship, Wind and Summer Music Season and Xingshang Heat Wave Music Festival, have become the resounding business cards of Jinshan coastline.

Jinshan branch line ("×" is the passenger station operated on the reconstructed Jinshan branch line) is a regional railway in Shanghai. It starts from the fork of Chedun Xinmin Branch Line in Songjiang District in the north and ends at Jinwei West Station in Jinshan District in the south. Across the Huangpu River, near Hangzhou Bay.

Overview of production line

The line branches with Minhang West Station at K6+256, Xinmin Branch Line to the east of Songjiang Chedun, and extends southward. It crosses Songpu Bridge, a railway-highway dual-purpose bridge of Huangpu River, at Desheng Port in Songjiang District, and continues southward along the west bank of Yexie Port and Longquan Port, crossing Yangshan Town westward, and setting Jinwei West Station as the terminal in the southwest of jinshanwei town. There are eleven stations along the line: Xinzhuang×, Chunshen×, Xinqiao×, Minhang West×, Yexie×, Lin Ting×, Ruanxiang×, Yang Shan×, Jinshan×, Jin Weidong and Jinweixi. Jinwei West Station is a dedicated industrial station. Sinopec Shanghai Petrochemical Co., Ltd. (referred to as Shanghai Petrochemical) special line was introduced from Jinwei West Station.

The whole line is 43.498 kilometers long. The tie line is 0.762km from Jinshan branch line to Xinmin branch line.

The reconstructed Jinshan branch line is listed as Shanghai Rapid Rail Transit Line 22, and it was officially started on August 12, 2009.

After the capacity expansion from Shanghai South to Jinshan, high-quality suburban passenger trains will be opened. According to the plan, by 20 15, there will be 36 pairs of buses every day, and by 2025, it will reach 52 pairs every day. According to reports, the maximum speed of passenger cars in this section is 160 km/h, and the speed limit in some sections is significantly higher than that in rail transit with 80 km/h.

The main projects include the addition of the third and fourth lines 15.4 km between Shanghai South Railway Station and Xinqiao Station, the addition of the second line between Xinqiao Station and Jinshan Station by about 4 1 km, and the new Huangpu River Bridge. The total investment of the project is 4.8 billion yuan, which is jointly funded by the Ministry of Railways and Shanghai. The construction period is two years. It is expected to be completed and opened to traffic by the end of 20 1 1 and officially opened to traffic on September 28th, 20 12. There are Shanghai South Railway Station, Xinzhuang Station (not yet opened), Chunshen Station, Xinqiao Station, Chedun Station, Yexie Station and Lin Ting along the way.