Sub-provincial city Guangzhou Postal code 511300 Local time Sunday 8:28 PM Area code 020 | Time zone China Standard (UTC+8) Area 1,741 km² Province Guangdong Province | |
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Country People's Republic of China Weather 18°C, Wind SE at 5 km/h, 55% Humidity Points of interest Dafengmen Forest Park, Zengcheng Lichee Wenhuacun, Zengcheng He Xiangu Scenic Ar, Zengcheng Xiaolou Renjia Sc, Zengcheng Cultural Center | ||
Zengcheng District, formerly romanized as Tsengshing, is a district of Guangzhou in Guangdong, China.
Contents
- Map of Zengcheng Guangzhou Guangdong China
- History
- Climate
- Tourist Attractions
- Demography
- Colleges
- International schools
- References
Map of Zengcheng, Guangzhou, Guangdong, China
History
Zengcheng County was established under the Qin following their conquest of the area, formerly held by the Baiyue tribes. Under the Ming, the northern area of the county was separated to form Longmen County, administered from Huizhou. The county was promoted to city status in 1993. In 2006, a western section of Zengcheng was severed to form Guangzhou's Luogang District, which was renamed Huangpu in 2014. On 12 February of the same year, Zengcheng was annexed to Guangzhou as a district. A riot of migrant workers occurred in Zengcheng in 2011.
Climate
Zengcheng's mild climate, fertile land, annual average temperature of 22.2 degrees and average yearly rainfall of 1,869 millimetres (73.6 in) make it suitable for tropical and subtropical crop growth. The district is noted for production of the lychee.
Tourist Attractions
Twin Dragon Resort opened to public in December 2014. The resort has a total area of 163 acres, and it consists of two theme parks, East Village and West Village. Located in the heart of Erlongshan subtropical rainforest, Twin Dragon Resort is blessed with exceptional natural resources and marvelous landscapes. To experience traditional Chinese culture, Twin Dragon Resort also offers a variety of family activities and events, suitable for visitors of all ages to participate.
Demography
Owing to the distance from Guangzhou's city center, many locals consider themselves distinct from the other Guangzhounese. They also speak separate Yue and Hakka dialects.