Hangzhou, the capital city of [[浙江|浙江|zhe4 jiang1]] province

sub-provincial city and capital of [[浙江省|浙江省|zhe4 jiang1 sheng3]] in eastern China

Yuhang district of Hangzhou city, Zhejiang province

Hangzhou Bay; a large inlet of the East China Sea in Zhejiang province which serves as the estuary for the [[钱塘江|錢塘江|qian2 tang2 jiang1]]

Yuhang district of [[杭州市|杭州市|hang2 zhou1 shi4]] in Zhejiang Province

Shanghang County in Longyan City, Fujian province

The longest artificial waterway in the world, stretching roughly 1,800 km from Beijing to Hangzhou; also called the [[京杭大运河|京杭大運河|jing1 hang2 da4 yun4 he2]] and often shortened to the [[大运河|大運河|da4 yun4 he2]].

Shanghang, a county in [[龙岩市|龍巖市|long2 yan2 shi4]], Fujian

Hanggin Banner, a county-level administrative division in Ordos, Inner Mongolia.

The cities of [[苏州|蘇州|su1 zhou1]] and [[杭州|杭州|hang2 zhou1]] in east China

A variety of white chrysanthemum grown in Hangzhou; the dried flowers are used for making tea or as an ingredient in Chinese medicine.

Hanggin Rear Banner, a county-level division of [[巴彦淖尔|巴彥淖爾|ba1 yan4 nao4 er3]] City in Inner Mongolia

Hanggin Banner, a county-level division in the Ordos region of Inner Mongolia.

Literally "above there is heaven, below there is [[苏州|蘇州|su1 zhou1]] and [[杭州|杭州|hang2 zhou1]]"; an idiom used to praise the extreme beauty and prosperity of those two cities.

The Grand Canal, an 1800 km waterway running from Beijing to Hangzhou, with construction beginning in 486 BC.

Hangzhou silk; a type of silk fabric produced in Hangzhou

the rhythmic sound or shout made by people working together on a heavy physical task to coordinate their movements