The town or city that serves as the administrative center of a [[县|縣|xian4]].

(abbreviation) the county-level committee of the Chinese Communist Party

The administrative level of a county in the government hierarchy

the highest administrative organ of a county, headed by a county magistrate elected by the residents; responsible for local administration including finance, education, and public works

the chief executive officer of a county; county magistrate or commissioner

cities and counties; municipalities and counties

He County in Ma'anshan City, Anhui Province

(literary) highest local official of a county in imperial China, typically used for counties with a large population

The head administrative official of a county, established in the Song dynasty and used through the Ming and Qing dynasties

Shaxian, a district of [[三明市|三明市|san1 ming2 shi4]] in Fujian Province

Former Tong'an county, now the Tong'an district of Xiamen city, Fujian province

an administrative division in China for ethnic minorities that is equivalent in rank to a regular county

A former county in Sichuan, established in the Qin dynasty and reorganized in 2016 as [[郫都区|郫都區|pi2 du1 qu1]]

Feng County in Xuzhou, Jiangsu Province

A book or record documenting the history, geography, local figures, and customs of a county; a type of local gazetteer

an administrative official in charge of a county in former times

Chun'an county in [[杭州|杭州|hang2 zhou1]] city, Zhejiang province

prefectures and counties; refers to the local administrative system established during the Qin dynasty

Tonglu County in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province

Taipei County in northern Taiwan, renamed [[新北市|新北市|xin1 bei3 shi4]] in 2010

Former county in Zhejiang Province, formed by the merger of Shanyin and Kuaiji counties; currently administered as a district of Shaoxing City

Xiangtan County in Hunan province, administered by the city of [[湘潭|湘潭|xiang1 tan2]]

Nanchang County in Nanchang, Jiangxi Province

Cangnan county in Wenzhou, Zhejiang

Si County, also known as Sixian, located in [[宿州|宿州|su4 zhou1]] City, Anhui Province

Lin County in Henan province, China

Zhong County or Zhongxian, a county in the municipality of [[重庆|重慶|chong2 qing4]]

the primary administrative office or local government of a county; short for [[县政府|縣政府|xian4 zheng4 fu3]]

Ning County in Qingyang City, Gansu Province; also called Ningxian

Anxi County in the city of [[泉州|泉州|quan2 zhou1]], Fujian Province

Zhangpu County in Zhangzhou [[漳州|漳州|zhang1 zhou1]], Fujian Province; located southwest of Xiamen on the coast, it is known for fertile land and production of tea, oil, and paper.

She County or Shexian, a county in Huangshan City, Anhui Province, famous for its cultural heritage and production of ink and inkstones

Xiong county in Baoding [[保定|保定|bao3 ding4]], Hebei province

Tong County, a county in Beijing

Changsha county in [[长沙|長沙|chang2 sha1]], Hunan province

Meixian district of Meizhou city in Guangdong province, formerly known as [[嘉应|嘉应|jia1 ying4]]; a famous hometown of many overseas Chinese

Xing County in [[吕梁|呂梁|lu:3 liang2]], [[山西|山西|shan1 xi1]]

Guiding County in Qiannan Buyei and Miao Autonomous Prefecture, Guizhou

Sinan County in Tongren City, Guizhou Province

Heishan county in Jinzhou City [[锦州市|錦州市|jin3 zhou1 shi4]], Liaoning Province

Pei County in [[徐州|徐州|xu2 zhou1]], Jiangsu province; also known as [[小沛|小沛|xiao3 pei4]] or [[沛国|沛國|pei4 guo2]]

Hongtong county in [[临汾|臨汾|lin2 fen2]], Shanxi province.

Xingguo County in Ganzhou City, Jiangxi province

Kaiyang County in [[贵阳|貴陽|gui4 yang2]], Guizhou Province

Rong County, also known as Rongxian, a county in Yulin City, Guangxi Province

Suiyang County in [[遵义|遵義|zun1 yi4]], Guizhou Province

Hui'an, a county in Quanzhou City, Fujian province

Zhengning County in Qingyang City, Gansu Province

Xifeng County in Guiyang [[贵阳|貴陽|gui4 yang2]], Guizhou Province