Dongdu is a town in Zhejiang province, in eastern China. It lies within the administrative area of Yiwu, a county-level city in the central part of the province, and sits in a region of low hills and river valleys typical of inland Zhejiang.
Like much of the surrounding area, Dongdu is primarily a rural and small-scale industrial settlement rather than a major urban centre. The economy of the wider Yiwu region is known for small commodity manufacturing and trade, and towns such as Dongdu form part of that broader network of production and distribution.
Detailed published information about Dongdu specifically is limited, and it is not among the better-known places bearing the name "Dongdu," which is also used historically for Luoyang in Henan province. The town is served by local roads connecting it to Yiwu and to neighbouring towns in the same part of Zhejiang.