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The central urban area of Shanghai, with famous attractions such as the Bund and Nanjing Road. Huangpu District is under the jurisdiction of Shanghai and is the economic, administrative and cultural center of Shanghai. [89] It is located in the central part of Shanghai's downtown area, at the southwest end of the confluence of the Huangpu River and Suzhou River. It starts from Suzhou River in the north, borders the Huangpu River in the east and south, and extends to Chengdu North Road, Yan'an Middle Road, Shaanxi South Road, Zhaojiabang Road, and Ruijin South Road in the west. The district covers an area of ​​20.52 square kilometers [11], of which 18.71 square kilometers are land and 1.81 square kilometers are water. [11] As of the end of 2023, it has 10 sub-districts under its jurisdiction [67] [69] and a permanent population of 504,700 [85]. Huangpu District carries the history of Shanghai's more than 700 years of city construction and more than 180 years of port opening, and has witnessed the development and changes of Shanghai as an international metropolis. [47] From the tenth year of the Tianbao reign of the Tang Dynasty (751 AD) to the Song Dynasty, it belonged to Huating County. After the district adjustment in December 1959, it was divided into Huangpu District, Luwan District, and Nanshi District. After two “reconstruction” in 2000 and 2011, Huangpu District was established [47]. Huangpu District has four distinct seasons, abundant rainfall, and a long frost-free period. It has a subtropical monsoon climate [36]. It is located in the northeast of the saucer-shaped depression of Taihu Lake and belongs to the saucer edge highland [36]. During his work in Shanghai [47], General Secretary Xi Jinping positioned Huangpu as the “heart, window, and business card” of Shanghai [47]. In June 2020, Huangpu District was selected as the first batch of national demonstration areas for the construction of a law-based government [48]. In January 2021, Huangpu District became the first batch of national cultural and tourism consumption pilot cities [49]. In 2023, Huangpu District will achieve a year-on-year growth of 5.9% in gross regional product (GDP) [85]. In 2024, Huangpu District will achieve a GDP of 334.441 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 5.0%.

Xuhui District, a district under the jurisdiction of Shanghai, is located in the southwest of Shanghai's central urban area. It borders Huangpu District to the northeast, Huangpu River to the east, Pudong New Area across the river, Minhang District to the west, and Jing'an District and Changning District to the north. The total area is 54.93 square kilometers [32]. The district has 12 sub-districts and 1 town under its jurisdiction, with a total of 306 neighborhood committees. The district people's government is located at No. 336, Caoxi North Road, Xujiahui Sub-district. [1] At the end of 2023, the total permanent population of the district was 1.1098 million, an increase of 1.0% over the previous year [51]. Xu Guangqi, a scholar of Wenyuan Pavilion in the late Ming Dynasty, established a farm near the confluence of Zhaojia River and Lijing River, engaged in agricultural experiments and wrote books, and cooperated with Italian and European missionary Matteo Ricci, creating a precedent for cultural exchanges between China and the West. Later, the Xu family settled here for generations, and the area was named Xujiahui, hence the name of the district. [48] The district has a northern subtropical monsoon climate with four distinct seasons. [52] Xuhui District is an industrial structure dominated by modern service industry, supported by industry, commerce and real estate. [54] Xujiahui in Xuhui District is the sub-center of the city in the southwest of Shanghai. Xuhui is one of the central urban areas in Shanghai that has basically completed the renovation of old districts earlier. Xuhui focuses on the development of high-tech industries such as information technology, modern biomedicine, and nano-new materials, forming an industrial scale for the development of industrial electronic information and biomedicine in the district. In 2024, the GDP of Xuhui District will be 393.12 billion yuan, and the district-level fiscal revenue will increase by 12.37% year-on-year. [90] In 2024, Xuhui District issued the "Shanghai Pilot Free Trade Zone Xuhui Linkage Innovation Zone Construction Plan", officially launching the construction of the "Shanghai Pilot Free Trade Zone Xuhui Linkage Innovation Zone"

Introduction to Changping District Changping District is a district in the northwestern part of Beijing, China. Here’s an overview of the district: Geography and Location Situated in the northwestern suburbs of Beijing, it borders Yanqing District and Mentougou District to the west, Huairou District and Miyun District to the north, Shunyi District to the east, and Haidian District and Changping District to the south. The terrain is diverse, with mountainous areas in the north and plains in the south. The Jundu Mountains run through the district, providing a natural barrier and scenic landscapes. History and Culture Changping has a long history dating back to the Western Zhou Dynasty (1046–771 BCE). It has been an important military and transportation hub since ancient times. It is home to several significant cultural and historical sites: Badaling Great Wall: One of the most iconic and best-preserved sections of the Great Wall, attracting millions of tourists worldwide. Ming Tombs (Ming Changling): A UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring the mausoleums of 13 Ming Dynasty emperors, showcasing ancient architectural and cultural excellence

The political and cultural center of Beijing, with many government agencies and cultural institutions. Xicheng District, under the jurisdiction of Beijing, is located in the central area of ​​western Beijing. It is adjacent to Dongcheng District in the east; Haidian District and Chaoyang District in the north; Haidian District and Fengtai District in the west; and Fengtai District in the south. The district is 7.1 kilometers wide from east to west and 11.2 kilometers long from north to south, with a total area of ​​50.70 square kilometers. As of January 2025, Xicheng District has 15 sub-districts and 263 communities under its jurisdiction [39] [66]. As of the end of 2024, the permanent population of Xicheng District is 1.095 million. [70] Xicheng District is the site of Jicheng, the capital of Yan during the Warring States Period, and was part of the capital during the Liao, Jin, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties. As the place where Beijing was built for more than 3,000 years and the capital for more than 800 years, it is a fusion area of ​​royal culture and folk culture, and an area where various cultures such as imperial city culture, official culture, folk culture, and religious culture are highly integrated [2]. Xicheng District has many scenic spots, including Yuetan Park, Temple of Successive Emperors, Taoranting Park, Beijing Grand View Garden, Prince Chun Garden, Prince Gong Mansion Garden, etc. In 2024, Xicheng District will achieve a GDP of 603.8 billion yuan, of which the added value of the secondary industry is 30.27 billion yuan and the added value of the tertiary industry is 573.54 billion yuan. Calculated based on the permanent population, the per capita GDP of the district is 550,000 yuan (converted to 77,000 US dollars at the annual average exchange rate).

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