Does Ningbo belong to East China or South China?

Ningbo, located in China Donghai Shipping Center, is a prefecture-level city under the jurisdiction of Zhejiang Province. Although Ningbo is close to the south of China, it actually belongs to East China. East China includes Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Anhui, Fujian and Shanghai, of which Ningbo is located in the middle of Zhejiang Province. Compared with South China and Guangdong, Ningbo's climate and culture are closer to East China.

Ningbo, with a history dating back to 4800 BC, is one of the earliest cities in southern China. In the last century, Ningbo became one of the most important seaports in China, with a unique marine culture and history. Today, Ningbo is one of the richest cities in China, and its GDP has exceeded $654.38+050 billion.

Tourism is also an important industry in Ningbo. There are many historical and cultural relics in Ningbo, such as Tianyi Pavilion and Ningbo State House in the Southern Song Dynasty, which attract a large number of tourists. Besides, Ningbo is also called the hometown of photography in China, because it has many unique natural landscapes, such as Dongqian Lake and Zhou Meihua.

In a word, although Ningbo is close to the south of China, it actually belongs to East China. Ningbo is rich in historical and cultural heritage and is one of the most important seaports in China. Ningbo is a vibrant city with developed economy and tourism.