Guangdong

Placeupdated 2025-11-18 20:58
Guangdong

Guangdong is a coastal province in southern China, with Guangzhou as its capital. It is the country's most populous province, home to over 127 million people, and ranks as the 15th largest by area. Situated on the northern shore of the South China Sea, it covers approximately 179,800 square kilometers.

The province is a major economic and cultural hub, historically significant as a starting point of the Maritime Silk Road. It is one of China's most prosperous regions, often leading in GDP contribution, and is a global manufacturing center. Its notable cities, including Shenzhen, are key drivers of innovation and international trade.

Recently, Guangdong has been featured in news for its developments in sports and cultural infrastructure. Reports highlight initiatives in cities like Yangjiang and Jiangmen to enhance grassroots sports, including volleyball, and Zhuhai's efforts to promote itself as a "Cycling Capital." The province also hosted events like the 15th National Games and the Hengqin Blossom Carnival, underscoring its active role in promoting tourism and community engagement.

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