Qiqihar
Qíqíhā'ěr Shì 齐齐哈尔 市 Qiqihar |
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Coordinates | 47 ° 21 ′ N , 123 ° 58 ′ E | |
Location of Qiqihars in Heilongjiang |
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Country | People's Republic of China | |
region | Northeast China | |
province | Heilongjiang | |
ISO 3166-2 | CN-HL | |
status | District-free city | |
structure | 7 city districts, 1 independent city, 8 districts | |
height | 147 m | |
surface | - | |
Metropolitan area | 42,469 km² | |
Residents | 1,314,720 (2010) | |
Metropolitan area | 5,052,000 (2016) | |
density | - | |
Metropolitan area | 119 Ew. / km² | |
Post Code | 161000 (Jianhua) - 164806 (Runjin) | |
Telephone code | (+86) 452 | |
Time zone | China Standard Time (CST) UTC +8 |
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License Plate | 黑 B | |
Website | www.qqhr.gov.cn | |
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mayor | Li Yugang |
Qiqihar ( 齊齊哈爾 市 / 齐齐哈尔 市 , Qíqíhā'ěr Shì ) is a district-free city in the southwest of Heilongjiang Province in northeast China. The name is Daurian and means something like ' marrow ' or 'natural willow'.
geography
Qiqihar has around 5.05 million inhabitants (end of 2016), 1,314,720 of them (2010 census) in the “inner city”, the three districts of Longsha, Jianhua and Tiefeng. The administrative area of the city has an area of 42,469 km² (according to other information exactly 43,000). The city districts have a share of 4,310 km² (according to other information 4,295 km²). Qiqihar is on average 146 m above sea level. NN. The annual rainfall is 415 mm, the average temperature 3.2 ° C (January −25.7 ° C, July 22.8 ° C).
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Average monthly temperatures and rainfall for Qiqihar
Source: wetterkontor.de
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Administrative structure
Qiqihar is made up of seven boroughs, one urban district and eight counties. These are (population figures at the end of 2003):
- Longsha district (龙沙 区 / 龍沙 區), 283 km², 300,000 inhabitants, center, seat of the city government
- Jianhua District (建华 区 / 建華 區), 81 km², 220,000 inhabitants
- Tiefeng district (铁峰 区 / 鐵峰 區), 695 km², 300,000 inhabitants
- Ang'angxi district (昂昂溪 区 / 區), 623 km², 90,000 inhabitants
- District of Hulan Ergi (富拉尔基 区 / 富拉爾基 區), 375 km², 270,000 inhabitants
- Nianzishan District (碾子 山区 / 區), 290 km², 80,000 inhabitants
- District of Meilisi der Daur (梅里斯 达斡尔 族 区 / 梅裏斯 達斡爾 族 區), 1,948 km², 170,000 inhabitants
- City of Nehe (讷河 市 / 訥河 市), 6,664 km², 640,000 inhabitants
- Longjiang County (龙江县 / 龍江縣), 6,197 km², 600,000 inhabitants, capital: Longjiang Municipality (龙江 镇)
- Circle Yi'an (依安县/縣) 3,780 km², 490,000 inhabitants, capital: greater community Yi'an (依安镇)
- Tailai district (泰来 县 / 泰來 縣), 4,061 km², 320,000 inhabitants, main town: Greater Tailai municipality (泰来 镇)
- District of Gannan (甘南县 / 縣), 4,384 km², 380,000 inhabitants, main town: Gannan municipality (甘南 镇)
- Fuyu district (富裕县 / 縣), 4,335 km², 280,000 inhabitants, main town: Fuyu municipality (富裕 镇)
- Keshan County (克山县 / 縣), 3,632 km², 460,000 inhabitants, capital: Keshan Municipality (克 山镇)
- Circle Kedong (克东县/克東縣) 2,083 km², 280,000 inhabitants, capital: greater community Kedong (克东镇)
- Baiquan district (拜泉县 / 縣), 3,569 km², 550,000 inhabitants, main town: Baiquan municipality (拜 泉镇)
Ethnic breakdown of the population of Qiqihar (2000)
The 2000 census counted 5,419,621 inhabitants (population density 126.04 inh / km²).
Name of the people | Residents | proportion of |
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Han | 5,222,846 | 96.37% |
Manchu | 94,542 | 1.74% |
Daur | 31,814 | 0.59% |
Mongols | 26,652 | 0.49% |
Hui | 21,023 | 0.39% |
Korean | 16.806 | 0.31% |
Evenks | 1,389 | 0.03% |
Kyrgyz | 1,332 | 0.02% |
Xibe | 1,135 | 0.02% |
Others | 2,082 | 0.04% |
history
Qiqihar is one of the oldest cities in northeast China and was founded in the 17th century AD. After Russia , which occupied Manchuria in 1900 , withdrew after the Russo-Japanese War in 1905, the city remained under Russian influence due to its location on the Chinese Eastern Railway and is therefore also known by its Russian name Zizikar ( Цицикар ). It was an important military base for the Japanese control of Manchuria from 1931 to 1945 (see Manchukuo ).
politics
Town twinning
Qiqihar lists 24 church partnerships:
Culture and economy
tourism
The ice festival
The ice festival takes place annually in winter (usually at the end of December). Weeks in advance, huge amounts of ice blocks are brought in. These are then worked on by ice artists and the result is ice sculptures of all variations.
temple
In the south of the city there is a temple complex, it has existed for about 300 years and is therefore one of the oldest preserved structures in the city. Although it is inhabited by monks, it is open to visitors. It is interesting that the Buddha statues located there are always carefully clothed. There is even a fixed ceremony where the robe is changed at certain times.
St. Michael's Cathedral
The Catholic St. Michael's Cathedral in neo-Gothic style was built in 1931 by the Swiss Bethlehem missionaries . It is still an imposing building today. In 1982, ownership of the cathedral was returned to the Harbin Diocese. In February 1987 this church was declared a cultural object of the city. In 1991 the Religious Office of the State Council approved funds for the renovation of the tower. The five stars at the top of the tower have been removed and the original cross restored.
Sports
Qiqihar has its own ice hockey team that played in the Asia League Ice Hockey . The team's mascot was the snow leopard . (see also China Dragon ) In April 2007, Qiqihar was the venue for the Division I (Group A) games of the men's ice hockey world championship .
education
In Qiqihar, the SOS Children's Village runs the SOS Hermann Gmeiner Technical School .
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Heilongjiang (China): Prefecture Level, Cities & Counties - Population Statistics, Maps, Graphics, Weather and Web Information. Retrieved February 5, 2018 .
- ↑ Chinese Qiqihar. Retrieved May 22, 2016 .