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Accommodations in Hunan Province Government Mayor: Zhang Jiangfei Area: 11 819 km2 (4,563.3 square miles) Population (2000) 6138719 - Density 519.4/km2 (1,345.2 square miles) - Urban 2743826 - Title in China: 19 Khan – 99.22% Minorities – 0.78% ... read more>>

During the 1st Millennium BC, it was the center of the southern part of the Yangtze valley state of Chu. In 1935-36 some Chu graves excavated nearby produced important evidence of the Chu culture. The oldest was called Qingyang. During the reign of the Qin ... read more>>

Changsha is at 111-114 ° 53 ° 5 located ‘east longitude and 27 ° 51 to 28 ° 40′ north latitude, east of the central province of Hunan. Its terrain is high in the west and east lower. There are many mountainous regions in west and north. Xian... read more>>

Changsha is well connected by road, river, rail and air transport modes and is a regional center for industry, tourism and service sectors. Changsha Public Transportation: public transport network of the city consists of an extensive network of buses wit... read more>>

Rebuilt in 1949, the population nearly tripled between the late 1940s and early 1980s. The city is now a major port, the processing of rice, cotton, timber and livestock, as well as collection and distribution point on the railway from Hankow to Canton. ... read more>>

In recent years, Changsha an important creative center for Television and Entertainment Arts, with its numerous channels to some of the most popular programs in China, including the Super Girl, the Chinese women’s version of the British Pop Idol or Am... read more>>

Changsha was the site of many old schools and academies. This is the website of Hunan Medical University (1914) and has several colleges and universities. National * Central South University (中南 大学) * Hunan University (湖南 大学) * National Univ... read more>>

Changsha is home to: Xiong Ni – Olympic diver and gold medalist Yang Kaihui – the second wife of Mao Zhu Rongji – China’s Premier, 1997-2002 Tian Han – Author of the song for the national anthem of China Juan Sin – Genera... read more>>