Which are the six districts in Tianjin?

The six districts in Tianjin are: Heping District, Hedong District, Hexi District, Nankai District, Hebei District, and Hongqiao District.

Tianjin is located in the north of the North China Plain, east of the Bohai Sea, north of the Yanshan Mountains, is located in longitude 116 ° 43 to 118 ° 04, latitude 38 ° 34 to 40 ° 15 between the city center is located in the longitude of 117 ° 10, latitude 39 ° 10.

Tianjin is located in the lower reaches of the Haihe River, across the two sides of the Haihe River, the north-south length of 189 kilometers, the west-east width of 117 kilometers. 117 kilometers. The land boundary is 1137 kilometers long and the coastline is 153 kilometers long.

Tianjin is Beijing's access to the northeast and east China's railroad transportation throat and ocean shipping port, "the river and the sea" and "the gateway to the gui fu". The city has a vast hinterland, radiating to 13 provinces and autonomous regions in North China, Northeast China and Northwest China, and facing Northeast Asia externally, it is the largest coastal open city in North China.

Traditional Culture of Tianjin

Tianjin is the hometown of Chinese opera in the north of China, with a complete range of performing arts, and folk crafts, such as Yangliuqing New Year paintings, Clayman Zhang colorful sculptures, Weiji kites, Tianjin carpets and so on.

Tianjin straddles both sides of the Haihe River, which is the largest river in North China, with more than 300 tributaries with an upstream length of more than 10 kilometers, and joins the North Canal, the Yongding River, the Daqing River, the Ziya River, and the South Canal near the middle reaches.

The five rivers merge into the main stream of the Haihe River at the Three Forks near the Jin Gang Bridge in Tianjin, and enter the sea from the Dagu Port. The total length of the main stream is 72 kilometers, the average width of the river is 100 meters, the depth of water is 3-5 meters, the history of the river navigation 3000 tons of sea ships.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Tianjin