Tianjin
Tianjin (天津)
Tianjin (pronunciation: /tiˈændʒɪn/; Chinese: 天津) is a major city in northeastern China.
Etymology
The name "Tianjin" is derived from the Chinese characters 天 (tiān) and 津 (jīn), which mean "heaven" and "ferry" respectively. The city is so named because it was the ferry site where the emperor would cross the river.
Related Terms
- China: The country where Tianjin is located.
- Beijing: The capital city of China, located near Tianjin.
- Yangtze River: One of the major rivers in China, near which Tianjin is located.
- Chinese language: The official language of China, spoken in Tianjin.
- Mandarin: The most widely spoken dialect of the Chinese language, used in Tianjin.
Medical Facilities
Tianjin is home to several renowned medical institutions, including the Tianjin Medical University and the Tianjin Hospital. These facilities offer a wide range of medical services and conduct research in various fields of medicine.
Health Issues
Like many major cities, Tianjin faces a number of health challenges. These include air pollution, which can lead to respiratory diseases, and obesity, which is becoming increasingly common due to changes in diet and lifestyle.
Public Health
The Tianjin Health Bureau is responsible for public health in the city. It oversees health services, promotes healthy lifestyles, and works to prevent and control diseases.
External links
- Medical encyclopedia article on Tianjin
- Wikipedia's article - Tianjin
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