Hebei, Province in North China
Hebei is a coastal province with rich natural resources and historical heritage.
Known in history as the 'Northern Gateway', Hebei has been a strategic location since ancient times.
A cultural hub, it is home to pivotal Chinese traditions, such as shadow puppetry and Pingju opera.
Weather varies greatly from freezing winters in the north to moderate conditions in the south.
It houses Handan City, claimed to be the oldest city in China.
Location: People's Republic of China
Capital city: Shijiazhuang
Population: 74610235
Website: hebei.gov.cn
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