Jiangsu, Province in East China
Jiangsu is a coastal Chinese province north of Shanghai with a rich heritage and a thriving modern economy.
During the 1870s, it became an important center of China's modern industries.
Jiangsu is known for its visually stunning classical gardens and grand canal as well as the Kunqu opera and Pingtan music.
With its convenient transportation and well-developed infrastructure, it's a hub for tourists who are interested in exploring traditional Chinese culture.
It is notably home to Suzhou Silk, a world-renowned variety of silk.
Location: People's Republic of China
Capital city: Nanjing
Population: 84748016
Website: jiangsu.gov.cn
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Jiangsu is a coastal Chinese province north of Shanghai with a rich heritage and a thriving modern economy.
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