the process by which towns and cities are formed and become larger as more people begin living and working in central areas

Haicheng, a county-level city in Anshan City, Liaoning Province

Two cities in different regions or countries that have formed a legal or social agreement to promote economic and cultural exchange; twin cities. Also known as [[姊妹市|姊妹市|zi3 mei4 shi4]] in Taiwan.

Yancheng, a prefecture-level city in [[江苏|江蘇|jiang1 su1]] Province

Yuncheng, a prefecture-level city in [[山西省|山西省|shan1 xi1 sheng3]] Province

Jincheng, a prefecture-level city in [[山西|山西|shan1 xi1]] province

Liaocheng, a prefecture-level city in Shandong Province [[山东省|山東省|shan1 dong1 sheng3]]

Xuancheng, a prefecture-level city in Anhui Province

major city; metropolis; big city

Xiangcheng, a county-level city in [[周口市|周口市|zhou1 kou3 shi4]], Henan Province

Fengcheng, a county-level city in [[宜春市|宜春市|yi2 chun1 shi4]], Jiangxi Province

Hancheng, a county-level city of historic importance in Weinan, Shaanxi Province

Yongcheng, a county-level city in Shangqiu City, Henan Province

Baicheng, a prefecture-level city in Jilin Province [[吉林省|吉林省|ji2 lin2 sheng3]]

Zoucheng, a county-level city in Jining City, Shandong Province

Zhucheng, a county-level city in [[潍坊市|濰坊市|wei2 fang1 shi4]], Shandong

People living in cities who do not have steady jobs and live in poverty

Feicheng, a county-level city in [[泰安市|泰安市|tai4 an1 shi4]], Shandong

Macheng, a county-level city in [[黄冈市|黃岡市|huang2 gang1 shi4]], Hubei Province

Yingcheng, a county-level city in [[孝感市|孝感市|xiao4 gan3 shi4]], Hubei Province

Tongcheng, a county-level city in [[安庆市|安慶市|an1 qing4 shi4]], Anhui

Yicheng, a county-level city in Xiangyang, Hubei province

Xingcheng, a county-level city in Liaoning Province; administered by the prefecture-level city of [[葫芦岛市|葫蘆島市|hu2 lu2 dao3 shi4]]

Fengcheng, a county-level city in Dandong, Liaoning

Tacheng city in Xinjiang; also known as Tarbaghatay.

Yucheng, a county-level city in Dezhou City, Shandong province

Kaesong or Gaeseong city in southwest North Korea, located near the South Korean border and known for its special economic zone

A city that is a popular destination for tourists or relies on the tourism industry.

sub-provincial city; refers to a major city that holds independent status in the economy and law within its province

Tucheng city in New Taipei City, Taiwan; formerly a city in Taipei County. The name originates from earthen walls built to protect against conflict with indigenous people. Today it is an industrial satellite city of Taipei.

A condition where people become so accustomed to modern city life that they are unable or unwilling to live in the countryside or give up urban comforts.

the process of building and developing infrastructure and buildings within a city

the process of redevelopment and rehabilitation of land and buildings in urban areas

an urban area that is significantly warmer than its surrounding rural areas due to human activities

The phenomenon where urban areas experience significantly higher temperatures than surrounding rural areas due to industrial pollution, concentrated buildings, and high population density.

parkour or free running, an athletic discipline involving movement through an urban environment by running, climbing, and jumping

Medical conditions or social problems caused by life in a crowded city, such as air pollution, noise, or traffic congestion; also known as [[都市病|都市病|du1 shi4 bing4]].

the City Urban Administrative and Law Enforcement Bureau in mainland China, often referred to by its abbreviation [[城管|城管|cheng2 guan3]]

the study of the economy and economic development in urban areas

The systematic distribution and collaborative organization of large, medium, and small cities across a region or country.

urban planning; city planning; town planning

Urban public transportation system using vehicles running on tracks, including subway, light rail, and trams. Systems can be built on the surface, underground, or on elevated tracks.

National-level multi-sport event in China organized every four years since 1988, involving teams from different cities to discover and train young athletic talent.

A city's light rail or suburban railway system; often refers to electric passenger trains running on lightweight tracks.

public sculpture or statues located in an urban environment

A city empowered to make decisions regarding trade and communication with foreign countries; an open market city.

a city or town characterized by a relaxed pace of life

A city without military defenses or troops during wartime, which under international law may not be attacked by the enemy.

A city designed to provide its own energy and food while minimizing waste and environmental impact to ensure long-term development; term common in Taiwan.