China has 34 provincial administrative regions, including 23 provinces, 5 autonomous regions, 4 municipalities directly under the Central Government and 2 special administrative regions.

1, Hebei Province: referred to as Ji, with Shijiazhuang as the capital;

2. Shanxi Province: referred to as Jin, Taiyuan, the provincial capital;

3. Liaoning Province: referred to as Liaoning, the capital of Shenyang;

4. Jilin Province: abbreviation, the provincial capital is;

5. Heilongjiang Province: referred to as Hei, the provincial capital Harbin;

6. Jiangsu Province: referred to as Su, the capital of Nanjing;

7. Zhejiang Province: Zhejiang for short, with Hangzhou as the capital;

8. Anhui Province: referred to as Anhui, the provincial capital of Hefei;

9. Fujian Province: Fujian for short, Fuzhou as the capital;

10, Jiangxi Province: referred to as Jiangxi, the provincial capital Nanchang;

1 1, Shandong Province: Shandong for short, with Jinan as the capital;

12, Henan province: "Yu" for short, with Zhengzhou as the capital;

13, Hubei Province: Hubei for short, with Wuhan as its capital;

14, Hunan Province: Hunan for short, with Changsha as its capital;

15, Guangdong Province: Guangdong for short, with Guangzhou as its capital;

16, Hainan Province: referred to as Qiong, the provincial capital Haikou;

17, Sichuan Province: Sichuan or Shu for short, with Chengdu as its capital;

18, Guizhou Province: Guizhou or Guangxi for short, with Guiyang as the capital;

19, Yunnan Province: referred to as Yun or Dian, the capital of Kunming;

20. Shaanxi Province: Shaanxi or Qin for short, with an as the provincial capital;

2 1, Gansu Province: Gansu or Gansu for short, with Lanzhou as the capital;

22. Qinghai Province: referred to as Qing, with Xining as its capital;

23. Taiwan Province Province: Taiwan Province for short, with Taipei as its capital;

24. Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region: hereinafter referred to as Inner Mongolia, the capital of Hohhot;

25. Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region: hereinafter referred to as Guangxi, the capital of Nanning;

26. Xizang Autonomous Region: Tibet for short, with Lhasa as its capital;

27. Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region: referred to as Ning, the capital of Yinchuan;

28. Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region: referred to as Xin for short, with Urumqi as its capital;

29. Beijing: hereinafter referred to as Beijing, a municipality directly under the Central Government;

30. Tianjin: referred to as Tianjin, a municipality directly under the Central Government;

3 1, Shanghai: referred to as Shanghai, a municipality directly under the central government;

32. Chongqing: referred to as Chongqing, a municipality directly under the Central Government;

33. Hong Kong Special Administrative Region: Hong Kong for short, a special administrative region;

34. Macao Special Administrative Region: Macao Special Administrative Region for short.