Shiqi Subdistrict, Guangdong

The subdistrict is located at the foot of Yandun Mountain (). The Qi River () is the primary river in the subdistrict. ==Administrative subdivisions==

As of 2020, Shiqi has administrative jurisdiction over the following 19 residential communities (): == Demographics ==

The subdistrict has a permanent population of about 227,200. As of 2006, Shiqi Subdistrict had a permanent population of 169,400 and migrant population of 40,900. == Economy ==

In recent years, Shiqi Subdistrict has attracted a number of national firms involves with financial and information services. The subdistrict is also home to a nationally-significant industrial park, the Guangdong Zhongshan Industrial Park. In 2019, the subdistrict's gross domestic product grew 1.4%. As of 2019, retail sales in the subdistrict totaled ¥31.164 billion, tax revenue in the subdistrict totaled ¥4.534 billion, and foreign trade in the subdistrict totaled ¥17.695 billion. Shiqi's retail sales ranks first among township-level divisions in Zhongshan. Statistics from 2006 report that the subdistrict hosts 11,767 unique enterprises. == Education ==

The Zhongshan Institute of the University of Electronic Science and Technology of China is located in Shiqi Subdistrict. ==Transportation==

Located in the Pearl River Delta, Shiqi Subdistrict lies in close proximity to a number of major cities. The subdistrict is south of Guangzhou, and north of Macau. Rail in 2012 The subdistrict is served by the Zhongshan North railway station, located on the Guangzhou–Zhuhai intercity railway. The station is located on Minke West Road () in Shiqi Subistrict. It is the station nearest to the city centre of Zhongshan. Water Shiqi Subdistrict is located just over west of . == Tourist sites ==

• • Yueshan Park () • Sanshan Ancient Temple () • Baiyi Ancient Temple () • == Notable people ==

• , Ming dynasty politician and scholar • Xiao Youmei, composer • Lü Wencheng, composer ==See also==

• Shiqi dialect ==References==