Zhangjiakou is prefecture city under the jurisdiction Hebei Province, located in the Hebei Province, Beijing, Hebei, Shanxi and Mongolia, and intersection of Beijing Tianjin Hebei circle and Hebei circle.
张家口市，是河北省下辖地级市，地处河北省西北部，京、冀、晋、蒙四省市交界处，是京津冀经济圈和冀晋蒙经济圈的交汇点。
Zhangjiakou is the area with the largest number of existing great wall, known as the "Great Wall Museum". Chongli Chicheng are the largest natural in North China, known as Oriental Davos.
张家口市是现行长城最多的地区，素有“长城博物馆”的美称。崇礼、赤城是华北地区最大的天然滑雪场，被誉为东方达沃斯。
Zhangjiakou has jurisdiction over 6districts, 10counties, 2managementand 1Economic Development Zone,280communities, 113townships, 96towns and4175 villages.
张家口市辖6个区，10个县，2个管理区和1个经济开发区，下辖23个街道，280个社区，113个乡，96个镇，4175个村。
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张家口景点介绍：
1、张北中都草原度假村：草原上生态系统完整，可供观赏、采摘、捕捉和食用的野生动植物资源相当丰富。天然花草有30多种，其中：金莲花、野菊花等，中都草原天空常见的有云雀、凤头百灵等，草丛中还有跳兔、鼢鼠、沙狐等动物。
2、小五台金河景区：景区内有奇峰怪石，清泉溪流，林海松涛。因其具有古、野、幽、雅、奇、雄、秀、险八大特点，成为人们登山、探险、旅游、休闲、度假的一个好去处。
3、暖泉书院：暖泉书院是元代工部尚书建筑师、能工巧匠王敏的家塾。暖泉书院是暖泉古老文化的标志和象征，是体现暖泉水乡风韵、园林特色的主要景点。该书院在蔚州四大书院中建筑年代最早。
参考资料来源：百度百科-张家口
张家口市，又称“张垣”、“武城”，是河北省下辖地级市，位于东经113°50′～116°30′，北纬39°30′～42°10′之间。全市南北长289.2千米，东西宽216.2千米，总面积3.68万平方千米。
Zhangjiakou, also known as "Zhangyuan" and "Wucheng", is a prefecture level city under the jurisdiction of Hebei Province, located between 113 ° 50 ′ - 116 ° 30 ′ E and 39 ° 30 ′ - 42 ° 10 ′ n.
The city is 289.2 kilometers long from north to south, 216.2 kilometers wide from east to west, and has a total area of 36800 square kilometers.
距今200万年前，远古人类就在此繁衍生息；5000年前，中华民族始祖黄帝、炎帝、蚩尤“邑于涿鹿之阿”，开启了中华文明先河。
Two million years ago, ancient human beings lived and multiplied here; 5000 years ago, the ancestors of the Chinese nation, Huangdi, Yandi and Chiyou, were "located in Zhuolu", which opened the precedent of Chinese civilization.
1983年11月，张家口市改为河北省省辖市。截至2018年，张家口市户籍总人口465.4万人，常住人口443.4万人，下辖6区10县，张家口政府驻桥东区长城西大街10号。
n November 1983, Zhangjiakou was changed into a city under the jurisdiction of Hebei Province.
As of 2018, the total registered population of Zhangjiakou is 4.654 million, with a permanent population of 4.434 million. It governs 6 districts and 10 counties, and No. 10, Changcheng West Street, East District of Zhangjiakou government.
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风景名胜：
截至2016年底，张家口市共有53家A级景区，其中4A级景点12个。张家口市有国家级自然保护区3个、国家级森林公园1处、省级森林公园16处、省级风景名胜区1个。
主要景点有黄帝城遗址文化旅游区、张北中都草原度假村、小五台金河景区、暖泉古镇、空中草原、蔚州古城、大唐温泉、沽源塞外庄园、长城岭·翠云山、桥西大境门风景区、多乐美地滑雪度假山庄 、黄龙山庄 、鸡鸣驿、赤城温泉、宣化古城、万龙滑雪场等。
主要特产有怀安豆腐皮 、八棱海棠、柴沟堡熏肉、赤城野山榛、龙眼葡萄、宣化鹦哥绿豆、坝上莜麦、坝上长尾鸡、口蘑、张北马、西八里大蒜、蔚县剪纸等。
参考资料来源：百度百科——张家口
本回答被网友采纳Zhangjiakou was historically known to the Europeans as Kalgan until the mid 20th century. This name derives from the Mongolian name of the city, means "gate".
Zhangjiakou has been nicknamed "Beijing's Northern Door" due to its strategic location.
Geography and transport
The entire jurisdiction of Zhangjiakou City extends beyond just central Zhangjiakou (divided into Qiaoxi District and Qiaodong District), but extends also into other outlying areas such as Zhangbei, Yangyuan, Xuanhua and even Huailai County, which is less than 20 km away from Beijing.
The city lies in the northwestern corner of the province and is linked from Datong in Shanxi by the Xuanda Expressway and from Beijing by means of the Jingzhang Expressway. Zhangjiakou is further linked by a freeway to Inner Mongolia which opened on September 7, 2005.
View of Zhangjiakou (Kalgan) in 1698.The water-scarce city was historically the chief northern gate in the Great Wall to China for Europeans travelling along the Tea Road (such as Nicolae Milescu).
In August 1211, there raised the Badger's Mount Campaign, Genghis Khan command 90,000 Mongols destroyed 450,000 Jin Dynasty army.
In the 19th century, the town was the seat of a very extensive transit trade. In early autumn long lines of camels would come in from all quarters for the conveyance of the tea chests from Zhangjiakou, the Kalgan, to Kyakhta; and each caravan usually made three journeys in the winter. Some Russian merchants had permanent residences and warehouses just outside the gate.
In October 1909, Kalgan was connected by railway with Peking. The 1911 Encyclopaedia Britannica noted that, in Kalgan, "the ordinary houses have an unusual appearance, from the fact that they are mostly roofed with earth and become covered with green-sward" and that "on the way to Peking the road passes over a beautiful bridge of seven arches, ornamented with marble figures of animals".
In the early 1960s at the height of Sino-Soviet tensions, Zhangjiakou was considered one of the most important cities in China for military strategy reasons. Zhangjiakou was aptly nicknamed, "Beijing's Northern Door", because whoever controlled Zhangjiakou was in a good position to either attack (in the case of the Soviets) or defend (in the case of the Chinese) Beijing.
A corner in downtown Zhangjiakou.The vicinity of Zhangjiakou is rich in coal and iron ore, making it an ideal location for developing iron and steel industry. Apart from metallurgy, the city is home to one of China's most important grape wine industries, with the Great Wall Wine Company being located in Shacheng (沙城镇), Huailai County.
Zhangjiakou is home to Hebei North University. University is prevaling its netwok internationally.Many foreign studients are now studing here.本回答被提问者采纳
Zhangjiakou was historically known to the Europeans as Kalgan until the mid 20th century. This name derives from the Mongolian name of the city, means "gate".
Zhangjiakou has been nicknamed "Beijing's Northern Door" due to its strategic location.
Geography and transport
The entire jurisdiction of Zhangjiakou City extends beyond just central Zhangjiakou (divided into Qiaoxi District and Qiaodong District), but extends also into other outlying areas such as Zhangbei, Yangyuan, Xuanhua and even Huailai County, which is less than 20 km away from Beijing.
The city lies in the northwestern corner of the province and is linked from Datong in Shanxi by the Xuanda Expressway and from Beijing by means of the Jingzhang Expressway. Zhangjiakou is further linked by a freeway to Inner Mongolia which opened on September 7, 2005.
View of Zhangjiakou (Kalgan) in 1698.The water-scarce city was historically the chief northern gate in the Great Wall to China for Europeans travelling along the Tea Road (such as Nicolae Milescu).
In August 1211, there raised the Badger's Mount Campaign, Genghis Khan command 90,000 Mongols destroyed 450,000 Jin Dynasty army.
In the 19th century, the town was the seat of a very extensive transit trade. In early autumn long lines of camels would come in from all quarters for the conveyance of the tea chests from Zhangjiakou, the Kalgan, to Kyakhta; and each caravan usually made three journeys in the winter. Some Russian merchants had permanent residences and warehouses just outside the gate.
In October 1909, Kalgan was connected by railway with Peking. The 1911 Encyclopaedia Britannica noted that, in Kalgan, "the ordinary houses have an unusual appearance, from the fact that they are mostly roofed with earth and become covered with green-sward" and that "on the way to Peking the road passes over a beautiful bridge of seven arches, ornamented with marble figures of animals".
In the early 1960s at the height of Sino-Soviet tensions, Zhangjiakou was considered one of the most important cities in China for military strategy reasons. Zhangjiakou was aptly nicknamed, "Beijing's Northern Door", because whoever controlled Zhangjiakou was in a good position to either attack (in the case of the Soviets) or defend (in the case of the Chinese) Beijing.
A corner in downtown Zhangjiakou.The vicinity of Zhangjiakou is rich in coal and iron ore, making it an ideal location for developing iron and steel industry. Apart from metallurgy, the city is home to one of China's most important grape wine industries, with the Great Wall Wine Company being located in Shacheng (沙城镇), Huailai County.
Zhangjiakou is home to Hebei North University. University is prevaling its netwok internationally.Many foreign studients are now studing here.本回答被网友采纳