[Zhejiang Communications Group's 14th Five-Year Investment Exceeds 500 Billion] During the 14th Five-Year Plan period, the group plans to lead the investment in building 10 expressway projects and 4 railway projects. At the same time, it will start a batch of reconstruction, expansion and new construction projects. The total number of expressway and railway projects will exceed 40, and the total project investment will exceed 770 billion yuan. Among them, the "14th Five-Year" plan has completed an investment of over 500 billion yuan. Editor / Xu Shengpeng

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