Baoding保定市

A core urban district of Baoding and an old industrial base, home to major firms such as Tianwei Baobian and Lucky Film, focusing on power equipment, advanced materials and urban commerce and tourism.

A core urban district of Baoding and the headquarters of Great Wall Motor, with a '2+1' industrial system centered on intelligent connected new-energy vehicles, next-generation IT and life & health.

A district of Baoding known as the 'Paper Capital of North China', with two provincial-level characteristic clusters: household paper and electric power & new-energy high-end equipment.

A district of Baoding whose traditional industries include incense making, light lifting machinery, nonferrous metals and auto parts; it is one of Asia's largest incense bases and one of China's largest light lifting machinery bases.

A district of Baoding with two characteristic clusters — rigging & lifting slings and automobile & parts manufacturing — whose county-level industries generated over RMB 100 billion in revenue in 2021, ranking first in Baoding.

A county-level city of Baoding bordering Beijing, whose provincial-level auto parts cluster is among its biggest manufacturing sectors, alongside new metal materials.

A county-level city directly administered by Hebei Province, anchored by Hebei Changan, Risun Xuyang, Dingzhou Power Plant and Yili Dingzhou, with three rising clusters: auto parts, sports equipment and steel mesh.

A county-level city of Baoding, historically known as Qizhou and hailed as the 'Millennium Medicine Capital', with a complete chain from herb cultivation and trading to decoction pieces and patent medicine manufacturing.

A county-level city of Baoding whose Baigou town is the 'Luggage Capital of China'; it has also fostered an ultra-low-energy building (passive-house doors & windows) cluster and strong commerce and logistics.

A county of Baoding bordering Beijing, famous for the Yesanpo scenic area, with characteristic industries in cultural tourism, collectible walnuts, classical rosewood furniture and glassware.

A mountainous county of Baoding and former seat of the Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei revolutionary base; it has developed edible mushrooms, high-efficiency fruit and herbal medicine industries, with Fuping shiitake a nationally known poverty-alleviation model.

A county of Baoding where food is the leading industry of the county economy and auto parts dates back to the 1980s; both are provincial-level characteristic industry clusters.

A county of Baoding and one of North China's largest distribution hubs for barn-fed mutton sheep; 'Tangxian Mutton' is listed in the national catalogue of famous, special and new agricultural products, alongside a growing new-energy industry.

A county of Baoding known as 'China's Hometown of Textiles' and 'Hometown of Blankets', producing about one-third of China's towels; 'Gaoyang Towel' is a Ministry-designated China consumer brand regional label.

A county of Baoding and part of Xiong'an New Area, named 'China's Menswear City' with a 30-plus-year garment industry and plush toys as another signature sector.

A mountainous county of Baoding known as a cool summer retreat, with provincial green food and green building materials clusters; its broiler and mushroom industries are well-known poverty-alleviation models.

A county of Baoding ranked with Chengdu and Yidu as China's 'Chili Capitals'; Wangdu chili is a national geographical-indication product with a provincial chili industry cluster.

A county of Baoding and part of Xiong'an New Area, holding most of Baiyangdian Lake; its three traditional pillar industries — recycled nonferrous metals, footwear and down products — are all major North China bases.

A county of Baoding honored as 'China's Hometown of Stone' and 'Hometown of Mopan Persimmon', famous for Yishui inkstones and twisted-clay porcelain; the Western Qing Tombs are a World Cultural Heritage site.

A county of Baoding named 'China's Hometown of Carving' by the State Council and the birthplace of Ding porcelain, with stone carving and Ding ware as its two world-renowned cultural industries.

A county of Baoding hailed as 'China's Fur Capital', combining fur & leather, wool textiles, Chinese yam (a national GI product) and rubber industries.

A county of Baoding and the 'Casings Capital of China', producing over 40% of the world's natural sausage casings, with fruit growing as its agricultural specialty.

A county of Baoding building four industrial name cards — eco-coatings, rubber conveyor belts, premium nursery stock and food & pharmaceuticals — and one of North China's largest rubber conveyor belt bases.

A county of Baoding and part of Xiong'an New Area, named 'China's Flexible Packaging Industry Base' in 2013, with four pillar industries: plastic packaging, wires & cables, leather, and latex products.