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Hebei is a large province in North China with over 75 million people, making it the country's sixth-most populous region, and it is notable for entirely surrounding the major cities of Beijing and Tianjin. The province, governed from its capital Shijiazhuang, borders several regions including Shanxi, Henan, Shandong, Liaoning, and Inner Mongolia, and is home to a predominantly Han Chinese population alongside smaller communities of Manchu, Hui, and Mongol people.
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- Hebei
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- Hopeh, Ho-pei
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- Yellow River
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- Shijiazhuang
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Official website
河北省人民政府
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- Instance of
- province of China
- Part of
- North China
- Official name
- 河北省
- Country
- Republic of China
- Located in
- China
- Contains
- Hengshui
- Capital
- Shijiazhuang
- Population
- 74610235
- Area
- 187240
- Time zone
- UTC+08:00
- Head of government
- Wang Zhengpu
- Shares border with
- Chifeng
- Highest point
- Mount Xiaowutai
- Official website
- www.hebei.gov.cn
- Image
- Snow in China.jpg
- Nominal GDP
- 4039130000000
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- party chief representative
- Ni Yuefeng
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- Category:Hebei
- category for people who died here
- Category:Deaths in Hebei
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- Category:People from Hebei
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- 河北
- different from
- Hubei
- twinned administrative body
- Nagano Prefecture
- language used
- Manchu
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Lo Hebei, è una provincia del nord della Repubblica Popolare Cinese. L'abbreviazione del nome è "冀" (pinyin: jì), nome che deriva dalla (冀州 Jì Zhōu), una provincia della Dinastia Han che incluse l'Hopei del sud. Hopei significa “al nord del fiume (giallo)". Il nome dello Hebei prima del 1928 era Zhili (cinese tradizionale: 直隸; cinese semplificato: 直隶; hanyu pinyin: Zhílì; Wade-Giles: il Chih-Li), che significava “direttamente governato (dalla corte imperiale)". Lo Hebei circonda completamente le municipalità di Tientsin e di Pechino (che tra l'altro confinano l'una con l'altra). Confina con il Liaoning a nordest, con la Mongolia Interna a nordovest, con lo Shanxi ad ovest, con lo Henan al sud e con lo Shandong a sudest. La baia di Bohai del Mar Giallo si trova ad est. Una piccola parte dello Hebei, un'exclave disgiunto dal resto della provincia, è incuneata fra le municipalità di Pechino e Tientsin. Un nome comune dell'Hebei è Yānzhào (燕赵), derivante dai due stati (lo Stato di Yan e lo Stato di Zhao) che esisterono nel periodo dei regni combattenti
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