Transportation in Huizhou

Huizhou has formed a modern three-dimensional transportation network consisting of deep-water ports, railways, highways, and airports. The Beijing-Kowloon Railway and the Guangmei-Shantou Railway intersect in Huizhou. The Hui-Ao (Huizhou Port) Railway, which has been opened to traffic, is connected with the Beijing-Kowloon and Guangzhou-Meishan Railway, forming a continental bridge pattern connecting the railways to the ports. By the end of 2011, the highway mileage was 10,892.8 kilometers, and the highway density reached 97.6 kilometers/100 square kilometers. Among them: 454.3 kilometers of expressways, 302.4 kilometers of first-class highways, and 765.9 kilometers of second-class highways. Except for toll stations on expressways, there are no toll stations on ordinary highways in Huizhou City.

The expressway network is planned to be "seven horizontal, five vertical and one joint" with a total length of 1,030 kilometers. There are 8 expressways open to traffic, totaling 454.3 kilometers, namely:

G15 Shenhai Expressway Huizhou Section

G25 Changshen Expressway Huizhou Section (Huihe Expressway, Huiyan Expressway Expressway)

G35 Jiguang Expressway Huizhou Section (Huihe Expressway, Guanghui Expressway)

S20 Chaoduan Expressway Huizhou Section

S21 Guanghui Expressway Highway

S25 Changshen Expressway Huizhou Branch (Huiyan Expressway)

S30 Huishen Coastal Expressway

S2 Guanghe Expressway Huizhou Section

There are 5 expressways under construction: S27 Renshen Expressway Boshen Section, S23 Longda Expressway Hui'ao Section, S21 Guanghui Expressway East Extension, S29 Congdon Expressway Huizhou Section, G25 Changshen Expressway Highway Huiyan Section and S25 Changshen Expressway Huizhou Branch Reconstruction and Expansion Project (Huizhou Section Reconstruction and Expansion Project of Huishen Expressway). Huizhou Port is a national first-class port and is only 47 nautical miles away from Hong Kong. Huizhou's coastline is 223 kilometers long, with deep water and many bays. It has the conditions to build a large port with an annual throughput of more than 100 million tons and an international port city. The first phase of Huizhou Port's two 10,000-ton wharves was put into operation in 1993. It has trade and transportation relationships with more than 30 countries and regions. Nearly a thousand international ships enter and leave Huizhou Port every year, and its routes can reach major ports in all regions of the world. The second phase of the project, including a 50,000-ton container terminal and other large berths, is under construction. With the full opening of the Beijing-Kowloon Railway at the end of 1996, the hinterland of Huizhou Port will extend to the areas along the Beijing-Kowloon Railway, becoming an important import and export port in southern China leading to the international market.

The port development pattern of Huizhou Port is divided into two parts: the seaport and the Dongjiang inland port. The seaport has three major port areas (Tsuen Wan, Dongma, and Bijia) and four loading and unloading points (Yapo Kok, Fanhe , Yanzhou, Port), the Dongjiang Inland River Port Area has 11 operating areas (Shiwan, Yuanzhou, Longxi, Tonghu, Luoyang, Huicheng, Ruhu, Shuikou, Still Tu, Guanyin Pavilion).

The coastal port has 36 berths, including 17 deep-water berths above 10,000 tons (2 300,000-ton class, 2 150,000-ton class, and 13 10,000-50,000-ton class). The design The total throughput capacity reaches 90 million tons. The domestic railway operating mileage is 149.42 kilometers (Beijing-Kowloon Railway 88.9 kilometers, Hui-Dalian Railway and special lines 60.52 kilometers). In 1995, the Guangzhou-Meizhou-Shantou Railway and the 1996 Beijing-Kowloon Railway were fully connected. Huizhou will become a railway hub from Guangdong to central, northern and eastern China. With the opening of the Huizhou-Dalian Railway, Huizhou will also become one of the important ports in the south.

On December 28, 2013, the Xiamen-Shenzhen Railway was officially opened to traffic. Huizhou is a coastal city. The convenient transportation and the habitual migration characteristics of the Hakka people in Huizhou make Huizhou a famous hometown of overseas Chinese. There are about millions of Huizhou overseas Chinese in the world. Huizhou is the city with the largest number of overseas Chinese in the Hakka area. Therefore, the Hakka overseas Chinese mostly visit Huiyang. Hakka. As one of the four Hakka states, Huizhou Prefecture is the largest hometown of overseas Chinese with Hakka origin. Historically, Huizhou Prefecture governed ten counties, known as the "Ten Counties of Huizhou", including Huiyang, Boluo, Heyuan, Zijin, Longchuan, and Haizhou. Feng, Lufeng, Lianping, Heping, Xinfeng and other counties. Today's cities and counties such as Shenzhen, Huizhou, Heyuan, Xinfeng, and Shanwei were once part of Huizhou. The World Huizhou Folks Friendship Conference is an important conference for the world's Huizhou residents to connect with fellow villagers, build friendships, and enhance cohesion.

Huizhou City (Huiyang Region) Returned Overseas Chinese Federation

On December 8, 1982, the first representative conference of returned overseas Chinese and their family members in Huiyang region was held, and the Huiyang District Returned Overseas Chinese Federation was elected. The first committee of the meeting; on October 8, 1990, the fifth Huizhou City Representative Conference of Returned Overseas Chinese and Their Family Members (after the city was changed to a city in 1988, according to the original Huizhou City session), elected the 5th Huizhou City Returned Overseas Chinese Federation Committee; on January 7, 1997, the 6th Huizhou City Representative Conference of Returned Overseas Chinese and their Relatives was held to elect the 6th Committee of the Huizhou City Returned Overseas Chinese Federation.

The overseas Chinese from Huizhou belong to groups all over the world. There are many groups with different names. There are four types: one is the hometown group, the other is the same industry group, and the third is the same language (hakka) Groups, four are groups of the same clan.

Main Overseas Chinese Associations Southeast Asia Huizhou Association Singapore Huizhou Association Johor Huizhou Association Malacca Huizhou Association Dongjia Huizhou Association Hong Kong Federation of Huizhou Associations Jakarta Huizhou Association Huizhou Ten Affiliated Associations Overseas Chinese Hong Kong Huizhou Association Penang Huizhou Association Macau Returned Overseas Chinese Association Hong Kong and Macao Compatriots Association Selangor Huizhou Association (Sellong Huizhou Association) Canada Ontario Hui Dongan Association Chongzheng Association Negeri Sembilan Huizhou Association San Francisco Hakka Huizhou Association Indonesia Belitung Hakka Huizhou Association Taiping Huizhou Association Nanyang Hakka Association Snow Longke Association and its affiliated groups Wanliwang Huizhou Association Hakka Overseas Chinese Association (part) Suriname Chinese Association Perak Huizhou Association New York Huizhou Chamber of Commerce and Industry Suriname Quang Guang Hall European and American Huizhou Association Kuala Lumpur Salak Show Huizhou Association Metro Huizhou Association Malaysia Huizhou At the end of 2005, Huizhou City had 6 various art performance groups, 89 mass cultural institutions (stations), 5 public libraries at county level and above, and 5 museums. . There are 5 sets of radio channels, 6 sets of TV channels, and 15 TV transmitting stations and relay stations. The population coverage rate of broadcasting and television reached 98.2% and 96.7% respectively. There are 263,800 cable TV users, 257 entertainment dance halls, and 232 Internet cafes.

At the end of 2005, there were 614 health institutions of various types in Huizhou City, including 123 hospitals and health centers, 5 centers for disease prevention and control, and 5 maternal and child health care institutions. It has 7,529 beds in hospitals and health centers and 12,043 health technicians of various types. Among them, there are 4,622 practicing physicians and practicing assistant physicians, and 3,872 registered nurses. 183 urban community service facilities have been established, 72 rural social security network towns have been established, and the coverage rate of new rural cooperative medical care has reached 61.6%. Huizhou Central Hospital is rated as a "Third Class A Hospital", there are also 5 Class II A hospitals and 3 Class II B hospitals, which can provide good medical conditions. In 2005, Huizhou athletes won 62 medals in competitions at or above the provincial level. Among them, 3 gold medals were won in the Asian competition; 4 gold medals were won in the national competition; and 7 gold medals were won in the provincial competition. It has 39 sports venues. In 2005, one sports meeting at county level and above was held, with 25,000 athletes participating.

Huizhou is the venue for the 13th Guangdong Provincial Games.

Huizhou Olympic Stadium, formerly known as Huizhou Central Stadium, is commonly known as: Huizhou Bird's Nest, Huizhou Weiwu Stadium, etc. It is the main venue of the 2010 Guangdong Provincial Games. After approval at the 116th Executive Meeting of the 10th Municipal Government, Huizhou Central Stadium will be officially named "Huizhou Olympic Stadium" from March 22, 2010. Beijing, Tianjin, Liaoyang, Jilin, Mianyang, Linzhi, Guigang, Yangzhou, Qufu, East to China

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It has won the titles of China's Excellent Tourism City, National Sanitary City, National Garden City, National Environmental Protection Model City, National Double Support Model City, National Top Ten Afforestation and Greening Cities, China Human Settlements Environment Example Award, Guangdong Province Civilized City, and Guangdong Province Historical and Cultural City. , National Advanced City in Creating Civilized Work, National Advanced City in Science and Technology Work, China's Outstanding Innovative City, China's Top Ten Government Innovation Model Cities, National Civilized City, China's Financial Ecological City, and Charming City with Chinese Characteristics, etc.