Where is Zhuanghe?

Zhuanghe city covers an area of 3866 square kilometers.

The population is 900,000.

County-level cities with administrative levels

Postal code 1 16400

Telephone area code 04 1 1

Zhuanghe city is located in the southeast of Liaoning Province, China, on the north shore of the Yellow Sea and on the east side of Liaodong Peninsula.

Zhuanghe city has jurisdiction over 4 streets, 16 towns, 4 townships and 2 ethnic townships: Chengguan Street, Xinhua Street, Daxing Street, Changsheng Street, Qingdui Town, Xu Ling Town, Heidao Town, Lizifang Town, Daying Town, Taling Town, Xianrendong Town, Ronghua Town, Changling Town, Hehua Town, Chengshan Town, Guangming Town and Daying Town.

Ming belongs to Di Wei in Liaodong, and Qing belongs to Gaiping County. It was not until the end of Qing Dynasty that Zhuanghe Guild Hall was built, named after Zhuanghe, a river in China. 19 13 was changed to Zhuanghe county, and 1992 was withdrawn from the county to set up a city. Currently it belongs to Dalian, a sub-provincial city.

The city is in the transition zone from the Yellow Sea to Qian Shan, with high terrain in the north and low terrain in the south. The annual average temperature is 8℃, and the precipitation is 890 mm. Zhuanghe agriculture is mainly fishery, and grain production is also very important. Coastal beaches and wetlands are huge, with many caves and reefs, which are rich in all kinds of fish, shrimp, crabs and shellfish. Among them, precious shellfish, such as meretrix meretrix and barracuda, are sold all over the world. There are scenic spots such as Xianren Cave in the territory, and the coast and nearby waters were once the battlefields of the Sino-Japanese Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1895.