12 Facts About Changyi Shandong

Changyi Shandong has a long history that extends back into the Spring and Autumn period.

Changyi Shandong was called Duchang, as it was named Duchang County by the Qin Dynasty.

In 1988, Changyi Shandong was designated a “coastal open city” by the Central Government of China, and in 1994 it was established as a county-level city to replace the old Changyi Shandong County.

Economy of Changyi Shandong is more industrially based, and has formed a competitive market marked by new products, new technologies, and new projects, such as the petrochemical industry, salt and salt chemical industry, machinery manufacturing, textiles, food processing, aquaculture, and green seedlings among others.

The auto parts manufacturing, particularly by Consolidated Metco's Changyi Shandong branch, is the largest production base in China for large automotive wheels, brake drums, brake discs production.

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Currently, Changyi has one national post-doctoral research institution, 29 of the Provincial and Weifang municipal engineering and technical centers, produces two top national brand-name products, four famous national trademarks, twelve Shandong name-brands, and 26 famous Shandong trademarks.

Changyi Shandong is fast in developing strategic new enterprises marked by new energy sources, new materials, high-end equipment manufacturing, energy saving and environmental protection, and bio-pharmaceutical industry.

Jinsida Project of Treatment and Recycling of Printing and Dyeing Waste Water has applied for 12 national patents, and been included in the top 10 model technology projects of sustainable development in Changyi Shandong Province, winning the 3rd place of scientific and technological progress in Changyi Shandong.

Changyi Shandong currently has 113 schools of various levels, a total of 72,330 students, and a total of 5,709 faculty and staff members.

In recent years, Changyi Shandong has won numerous national and provincial awards and honorary titles for its advancement in education and for promoting diverse education systems and pre-school education.

In basic education, Changyi Shandong was the first in the province to implement the reform of Education in the People's Republic of China; and in the Weifang City Prefecture, Changyi Shandong was the first to begin consolidating high schools into the metropolitan areas.

Changyi Shandong has four vocational schools, two high schools, and 29 middle schools.