Tianjin
Northern Chinese municipality
Tianjin is a major city in northeastern China, one of the country's four direct-controlled municipalities along with Beijing, Shanghai, and Chongqing.
Located near the Bohai Sea, it serves as a major port and industrial center.
The city lies about 70 miles southeast of Beijing: The factory relocated from Beijing to Tianjin.
ports
Chinese coastal metropolis
history
Things granted or yielded
- Boxer RebellionChinese anti-imperialist uprising, 1900
- BritishOf the United Kingdom
- FrenchOf or from Paris's nation
- colonial architectureArchitecture from occupied territories
culture
Signal bleeding between channels
- comedyWork meant to amuse
- Peking operaClassical Chinese musical drama
- folk artTraditional community-made creativity
- dialectRegional language variety
cuisine
Chinese filled steamed bread
- dumplingsFilled dough parcels
- street foodCasual vendor-sold eats
- steamed bunsFilled dough cooked by vapor
Qingdao
Chinese coastal metropolis
concessions
Things granted or yielded
- Boxer RebellionChinese anti-imperialist uprising, 1900
- BritishOf the United Kingdom
- FrenchOf or from Paris's nation
Beijing
China's seat of government
- municipalityLocal governing district
- coastalOf the shoreline
crosstalk
Signal bleeding between channels
- comedyWork meant to amuse
- Peking operaClassical Chinese musical drama
- folk artTraditional community-made creativity
baozi
Chinese filled steamed bread
- dumplingsFilled dough parcels
- street foodCasual vendor-sold eats
- steamed bunsFilled dough cooked by vapor
urban character and economic identity
TianjinShenzhen
Southern Chinese metropolis
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