Tianjin-Tianjin; Chongqing-Chongqing;
Heilongjiang Province-Harbin; Jilin Province-Changchun; ?
Liaoning Province-Shenyang; Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region-Hohhot? ;
Hebei Province-Shijiazhuang; Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region-Urumqi? ;
Gansu province-Lanzhou; Qinghai Province-Xining;
Shaanxi Province -Xi 'an; Yinchuan, Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region;
Henan province-Zhengzhou; Shandong Province-Jinan;
Shanxi Province-Taiyuan; Anhui Province-Hefei;
Hunan Province-Changsha; Hubei Province-Wuhan;
Jiangsu province-Nanjing; Sichuan province-Chengdu; ?
Guizhou Province-Guiyang; Yunnan Province-Kunming;
Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region-Nanning; Xizang Autonomous Region-Lhasa;
Zhejiang province-Hangzhou; Jiangxi Province-Nanchang;
Guangdong Province-Guangzhou; Fujian Province-Fuzhou;
Taiwan Province Province-Taibei; Hainan Province-Haikou;
Hong Kong Special Administrative Region-Hong Kong; Macao Special Administrative Region-Macau.
The Constitution of People's Republic of China (PRC) clearly stipulates that the administrative divisions of People's Republic of China (PRC) are divided into three levels: provincial administrative regions, county administrative regions and township administrative regions. The administrative region of China is divided into three levels: province, county and township.
The capital of China is a state-level administrative region-generally the political, economic, scientific, educational, cultural and transportation center of the province. In official documents, the administrative centers of autonomous regions, municipalities directly under the Central Government and special administrative regions are not called provincial capitals. The administrative station of the autonomous region is usually called the capital, and sometimes it is also called the provincial capital when the requirements are not strict; Municipalities directly under the central government and special administrative regions are not called provincial capitals, but directly called government locations, stations or administrative offices.
References:
Baidu Encyclopedia-chinese administrative division