About the History of Xianghe County in Langfang City

Xianghe County, Hebei Province is only 45 kilometers away from the center of Beijing, the capital, and 60 kilometers away from Beijing Capital International Airport. It is 70km away from Tianjin Airport, 0/10km away from Tianjin Xingang and 0/50km away from Jingtang Port.

Starting from Xianghe, it takes 30 minutes to reach Beijing or Tianjin, and it takes 1 hour to "go to the sea".

Xianghe County has a registered population of 330,000 and a floating population of more than 300,000. In 20 12, the regional GDP reached 127 billion yuan.

[1] In the county, Beijing dialect is the main dialect, and towns such as Qukou and Liu Song in the east have a slight Tianjin accent.

Xianghe's comprehensive economic strength is in a leading position in the province, forming its own unique industries, such as furniture manufacturing, real estate, tourism exhibitions and so on! In 20 12, it won the first place in the evaluation of private economy in the province, becoming the only city with districts and cities in the province that won the title of advanced city in the development of private economy in the province for three consecutive years.

Xianghe and its surrounding areas have dense traffic networks, including Beijing-Qinhuangdao, Jingshan, Beijing-Tianjin Railway, four national highways including Beijing-Harbin, Beijing-Tianjin, Beijing-Fuzhou and Beijing-Guangzhou, and six highways including Beijing-Shenyang, Beijing-Shanghai, Beijing-Jintang, Beijing-Kaiping, Tianjin-Baoding and Beijing-Shijiazhuang.

Beijing is currently planning to build the "Great Seventh Ring Road" and the second Beijing-Tianjin Expressway.

And these two roads pass by Xianghe.

By then, the communication between Xianghe and the counties around Beijing will be more convenient and the distance from Tianjin will be greatly shortened.

The county has a beautiful environment, shady trees, fresh air and a forest coverage rate of 37%.

The county has passed the ISO 1400 1 environmental management system certification, and the air quality has been better than the second-class standard for more than 330 days.