Hangrui Expressway and Hanghui Expressway are the same road. Hangrui Expressway refers to Ruili Expressway from Hangzhou to Yunnan, and Hanghui Expressway refers to Huizhou from Hangzhou to Anhui. Now this road has become a part of G56 Hangrui Expressway. Hangzhou-Huizhou Expressway refers to a expressway from Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province to Huizhou, Anhui Province, which is Huangshan Mountain. It is one of the main passages from the southeast coast to Central China and East China.

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The opening of Hanghui expressway is an important event in Huizhou, which has played a great role in optimizing the road network, improving the investment environment and improving the comprehensive social and economic benefits, and is conducive to the further opening of Huangshan Mountain in Huizhou. Expressway, from Hangzhou, Zhejiang to Ruili, Yunnan, is an east-west horizontal line in China's expressway network-expressway, Ruili, Hangzhou.

Hangrui expressway is referred to as Hangrui Expressway for short, and the national expressway net number G56 refers to expressway from Hangzhou, Zhejiang to Ruili, Yunnan. According to the latest plan of National expressway Network Planning (20 13 to 2030) issued by the Ministry of Transport on June 20th, 20 13, there are four connecting lines in Hangrui Expressway, all of which are located in Yunnan Province.

Hangrui Expressway starts from Hangzhou, Zhejiang, passes through Anhui, Jiangxi, Hubei, Hunan and Guizhou provinces, and ends in Ruili, Yunnan. It is an east-west horizontal line in China's expressway network. Passing through Huangshan Jingdezhen Jiujiang Huangshi Xianning Yueyang Changde Jishou Tongren Zunyi Bijie Liupanshui Qujing Kunming Chuxiong Dali Baoshan Ruili (port), the whole journey is 3404 kilometers.