Shijiazhuang石家庄市

A core urban district in northeast Shijiazhuang dominated by modern commerce, building-based economy and headquarters economy, with services accounting for the overwhelming share of GDP.

Shijiazhuang's financial and commercial powerhouse, building a modern service system led by finance, commerce and IT services, with finance contributing about a quarter of GDP.

A northwest urban district of Shijiazhuang positioned around modern services, known as a major North China distribution hub for apparel and electronics trade.

A century-old coal town successfully transformed into a resource-based district led by HBIS Shisteel, building a full special-steel new-materials and equipment-manufacturing chain toward a 'hundred-billion-yuan steel city'.

A demonstration district of Shijiazhuang's modern, international provincial-capital image, with services exceeding 80% of the economy, focusing on commerce, finance, sci-tech innovation, culture-tourism and environmental industries.

A traditional agricultural powerhouse and major industrial district with two pillar industries—modern food and equipment manufacturing—plus biomedicine, famous nationwide for its 'Three Palaces' culture of palace noodles, lanterns and wine.

The core carrier of Shijiazhuang's new-generation electronic information industry, clustering over a thousand enterprises including Hikvision, alongside equipment manufacturing and green food industries.

Home to the Shijiazhuang Equipment Manufacturing Industrial Park, with two pillar industries—advanced equipment manufacturing and biomedicine/big health—plus a distinctive modern food industry.

A county-level city directly administered by Hebei Province, known as the 'Leather Capital of China'—the nation's largest leather garment and fur production base and Asia's largest tanning base, famed for the saying 'Xinji's furs are the best under heaven'.

Known as the 'Hometown of Chinese Ya Pear' and birthplace of Tang-dynasty chancellor Wei Zheng, with textiles/apparel and wire & cable listed as Hebei county-level specialty clusters and pear exports leading the province.

Known as the 'Hometown of Electric Blankets in China', producing about 40% of the nation's electric blankets with large exports to Europe, while cultivating polymer materials and equipment manufacturing clusters.

Known as the 'Hometown of Calcium and Magnesium in China', holding a major national share of light calcium carbonate, while building calcium-magnesium new materials, green building materials and rail-road intermodal logistics industries.

A millennia-old county seat hosting the Zhengding Area of China (Hebei) Pilot Free Trade Zone, with a panel furniture cluster exceeding 20 billion yuan in revenue and booming digital economy and exhibition commerce.

A millennia-old county known as the 'Hometown of Xingtang Jujube in China', with two pillar industries—dairy and new building materials—plus 'two reds' specialty agriculture of jujube and sweet potato.

A mountainous county at the eastern foot of the Taihang Mountains, known as the 'Hometown of Stone' and 'Hometown of Edible Mushrooms', with stone/building materials, edible fungi, specialty agriculture and eco-tourism industries.

A major northern architectural ceramics production area and home to the Shijiazhuang International Land Port, featuring building ceramics, zinc oxide and modern trade logistics industries.

Known as 'North China's Daily Chemical Industry Base', with two traditional specialty industries—daily chemicals and fabric art—each exceeding 2 billion yuan in revenue, plus growing pharmaceutical chemicals and bioenergy industries.

China's largest spine date seed processing and distribution hub, with jujube as a traditional pillar industry and green building materials (ceramics, cement) co-forming a North China ceramics cluster with Gaoyi.

China's largest cowhide leather production base, with both eco-leather and green home furnishing listed among Hebei's key supported county-level specialty clusters.

Home to the revolutionary site of Xibaipo, with a steel and metal products cluster led by Fortune Global 500 company Jingye Group, alongside red tourism and specialty agriculture.

Home to two provincial-level industry clusters—pharmaceutical chemicals and equipment manufacturing—and known as the 'Hometown of Pomegranate in China', with distinctive leisure sports tourism.

Known as the 'Hometown of Xuehua Pear in China' and home of the Zhaozhou Bridge, with an industrial system led by biomedicine, textiles/apparel and food processing.