Hebei Transport
Edition HistoryEdit Introduction:
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Hebei is a junction zone connecting East China, South China and Southwest China with “three norths” (namely, Northeast China, Northwest China and North China) and transfer station for commodity circulation. It is not only an important access to the sea in the area of “three norths”, but also a traffic junction connecting the capital Beijing with other parts of the country. Hebei Province has basically evolved a general traffic and transport network consisting of land, sea and air.
Edition HistoryEdit Air:
Shijiazhuang, Qinhuangdao and Xingtai of Hebei Province all have airports. Of them, Shijiazhuang Civil Aviation Airport is an international airport approved by the state. It has now opened 27 airlines to and fro 27 large and medium-sized cities in the country. The scheduled flights connect Shijiazhuang with Beijing, Zhengzhou, Changsha, Guangzhou, Nanjing, Shanghai and other areas. There are also seasonal tourist airlines heading for Chengde and Qinhuangdao. The Shanhaikuan Airport of Qinhuangdao has 15 airlines to and fro more than ten large and medium-sized cities such as Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou.
Edition HistoryEdit Train:
There are 15 high irons within the borders of Hebei Province, such as Jing-Guang, Jing-Shan, Jin-Pu, Shi-Tai, Shi-De, Jing-Bao, Jing-Qin and Jing-Yuan, etc. As Hebei has a special geographical position that it surrounds the whole capital Beijing, all the trains running southward from Beijing pass through Hebei. The Shijiazhuang Railway Station is a railroad junction of the Huabei Plain. There are special tourist trains running from Beijing to famous scenic areas such as Chengde in Hebei, Beidaihe River in Qinhuangdao and Yeshanpo, which provide great convenience to people who go out traveling.
Edition HistoryEdit Bus:
Hebei Province is the only road connecting Beijing to all the other provinces. The highway traffic mileage reaches more than forty thousand kilometers. There are mainly five highways passing through Heibei. They are separately the Jing-Hu Highway, the Jing-Shi Highway, the Jing-Shen Highway, the Jin-Bao Highway and the Shitai and Shihua Highways that center on Shijiazhuang, reach Taiyuan in the west and get to Huanghua in the east. It has more than ten national ways, which may separately get to all the parts of Northeast China, Inner Mongolia, Shandong, Shanxi, Henan and other places.
Edition HistoryEdit Boat:
Hebei is close to Bohai Sea in the east. It has very convenient sea transport conditions with Qinhuangdao Harbor and Jingtang Harbor as well as Huanghua Harbor under construction. Of them, Qinhuangdao Harbor is the second largest harbor along the coast of Chinese Mainland, an excellent ice-free harbor in Huabei area, which can anchor 10000-ton ocean liners, and an important export harbor for the coal produced in Datong of Shanxi Province and Kailuan of Hebei Province.
