Tianjin is one of the 4 direct-controlled municipalities located in the north eastern coast of China.

This metropolis retain a shiny historical background due to his imperial seaport, that has served Beijing since ancient time and provided exchange of different cultures.

Since ages the city's economy was mostly based on agriculture and fishing, but now the manufacturing is fgrowing very fast making Tianjin one of the industry leaders in China.

Recently the air pollution has been a serious problem to resolve, the administration enacted measures in an attempt to lower the city's pollution levels, halving the number of vehicles allowed on roads, halting construction and manufacturing activity, closing schools, and halting large-scale outdoor activities.

Tianjin cuisine is heavily focus on seafood, due to its proximity to the sea. Some of the most samous dishes are the Eight Great Bowls, a combination of eight mainly meat dishes, Goubuli baozi, Erduoyan Zhagao, Maobuwen Jiaozi, and also a variety donkey meat dishes. You can have the taste of the best Tianjin's cuisine in Nanshi Food Street.

The city has the second largest airport in the northern China, and the biggest man-made seaport in the country.

The municipality consists of two rapid transit systems, Tianjin Metro and Binhai Mass Transit. They are currently under heavy expansion from three to nine lines. Four lines are currently operating in the City and the Binhai area, cheap options comparing to Taxi services that charge a rate of 8 CNY plus a surcharge of 2 CNY per additional kilometer.

With its historical variety of attractions, Tianjin has also many natural scenes of beauty to explore.