Tyanzin City
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What is the history of the city of Tyanzin in China?
Tyanzin is a city in Northern China. It is located at the north-eastern end of the Northern China grounds east of the Hebei province. After Shanghai and Beijing, it is the third largest municipality in China. It is also the most important manufacturing center and major port in Northern China.
Like Beijing and Shanghai, the Tyanzin municipality is also under direct control of the State Council. Tyenzin has been an important transport and business center since the time of Yuan (Mongol) dynasty (1206–1368). It was famous as a metropolitan center since the arrival of the European trading community in the 19th century.
Between 1958 and 1967, Tyanzin was a sub-tier city, which served as the capital of Hebei province.
What is specialty?
The city of Tyanzin is famous for its woven handicraft products, Terra-Kota sculptures, hand painted woodbllock prints and broad seafood. Despite being close to the sea, the climate of Tyanzine is specificly continental in which there is rapid fluctuations in daily and seasonal temperature. The average annual temperature here is 56 ° F (13 ° C), with an average of 25 ° F (-4 ° C) of January and an average of July 81 ° F (27 ° C).
Near the beach of Tyanzin, Russian thistle, glassworte and artemicia can be found. Freshwater fish (including silver and golden carp) are saved in ponds and marshy pits.
Most of the population lives in the central city, where the density is probably between 15,000 to 75,000 persons per sq mile (6,000 to 29,000 persons per km). Before 1949, most people were engaged in commercial or service businesses. Since then the business structure of the city has changed, and almost half of the population has been working in the industry and only about fifth in commerce. The remaining people are mainly employed in public services.
The largest groups are Tungan (Hua), Korean, Manchu and Mongol. Most of these people live in areas in the central part of the city which have special historical engagement. The largest single community of Tungan people is in the northern suburb of Tianmukun.
Heavy industry developed since 1949
Since 1949, heavy industry has developed here and the current industrial base has been strengthened to increase productivity. Major activities are heavy machinery, chemicals, iron-steel production and shipbuilding and repair. The city’s heavy machine manufacturing plant is one of China’s largest mining equipment manufacturers. Other products include machinery for textile mills and agriculture, machine tools, electrical equipment, bicycle, tractor, lift, exact equipment, trucks and watches.
The textile industry is a major light industry. Other such products include processed foods, skins, rubber items and paper. Since the 1980s, after the city adopted economic reform policies, dozens of top companies in the world have invested in Taenzin.
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