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1. • • Wuhan, the Chinese city where the Wuhan virus originated, is sometimes called “The Chicago of China” for its size (pop. 11.8 million), its central location, its setting on the Yangtze River and its historic buildings and its modern architecture.
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   Apr 25, 2020 · Wuhan, the Chinese city where the Wuhan virus originated, is sometimes called “The Chicago of China” for its size (pop. 11.8 million), its central location, its setting on the Yangtze River and its historic buildings and its modern architecture.

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   Why is Wuhan called the 'Chicago of China'?

   • Sometimes called the “Chicago of China” for its similar geographic location and role as a center of manufacturing, transportation, and higher education, Wuhan, in some ways, more closely mirrors Chicago’s sister city Pittsburgh because of its recent focus on high-tech research and quality of life.

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   What was Wuhan famous for?

   • Wuhan was China’s major industrial powerhouse, producing iron and steel, silk and cotton, tea packing and food canning. It was the Chicago of China. An image believed to date back to 1906-1907 of Hankou, one of three cities that merged to become Wuhan. HIstorical Photographs of China

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   When did Wuhan become Wuhan?

   • An image believed to date back to 1906-1907 of Hankou, one of three cities that merged to become Wuhan. HIstorical Photographs of China The West came to know Wuhan in 1858 as part of the unequal Treaty of Tianjin, extracted from the weakened Qing Dynasty during the Second Opium War.

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   Was Chinese Wuhan a beautiful city?

   • The Europeans and Americans may have landscaped their concessions in Hankou, but Chinese Wuhan was also considered beautiful. The sprawling garden campus of Wuhan University covers the city’s Luojia Hil. This institution is where Virginia Woolf’s nephew, Julian Bell, taught English in the mid-1930s. He thought it idyllic.

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6. statemag.state.gov › 2021/08/0821pomWuhan - State Magazine

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   Sometimes called the “Chicago of China” for its similar geographic location and role as a center of manufacturing, transportation, and higher education, Wuhan, in some ways, more closely mirrors Chicago’s sister city Pittsburgh because of its recent focus on high-tech research and quality of life.

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   Apr 28, 2024 · Scholars sometimes refer to Wuhan as the Chicago of China. You could travel to almost all parts of China from Wuhan, which is why tourists have termed it the Chicago of China. Overall, Wuhan is a center for railways, trains, and docking ferries and ships.

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   Feb 3, 2018 · Come on, you know you Wuhan’t to! ...more. Welcome to the political, cultural, educational, economic and transportation hub of central China – Wuhan, capital of Hubei Province. Discover the ...

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   Because of its important role in transportation, Wuhan was sometimes called the " Chicago of China." [2][3] It is also recognized as the political, economic, financial, cultural, and educational center of central China. [1] The city of Wuhan, first called so in 1927, has 10,020,000 people (as at 2011). [4]

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    Feb 23, 2020 · Wuhan was China’s major industrial powerhouse, producing iron and steel, silk and cotton, tea packing and food canning. It was the Chicago of China. The West’s introduction to Wuhan. The...