Shanxi, Province in Northern China
Shanxi is a heavily industrialized province with a strong focus on coal mining and steel industry.
Known for its ancient history, Shanxi was the starting point of the Silk Road's northern route in the 202 BC – 9 AD Han Dynasty.
Shanxi is renowned for its preserved Shanxi courtyards, which represent significant elements of Chinese architecture.
The capital of Shanxi, Taiyuan, offers modern amenities and transportation links to other parts of China.
Shanxi is proudly home to the Yungang Grottoes, an exceptional example of Buddhist cave art.
Location: People's Republic of China
Capital city: Taiyuan
Population: 34915616
Website: shanxi.gov.cn
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