Phones in China

Phones in China

Phones in China

China - Phone Numbers -
China Phones - Telephone numbers in China CN / CHN / +86
The Chinese Telephone Code Plan - is the way to group telephone numbers in the mainland of the People's Republic of China.
Land lines and mobile phones follow different systems: land lines use area codes, while mobile phones do not.
For land line area codes, a "0" is typically added in front when dialing domestic long distance from within mainland China, but is never added when dialing from outside mainland China. Domestic phone numbers in large cities have 8 digits, and in other areas 7 digits and no less. Mobile phone numbers have 11 digits without area codes.
The Special Administrative Regions of Hong Kong and Macau are not part of this numbering plan, and use the country codes 852 and 853, respectively. See Hong Kong telephone numbering plan and Macau telephone numbering plan.
In addition, Taiwan and several islands of Fujian are under the control of the Republic of China. The PRC numbering plan reserves space for Taiwan, but they are not currently used. Currently phone numbers in areas under ROC control are under the separate international calling code of 886. See Telephone numbers in Taiwan.
China Phone codes
Country Code : +86 -
International Call Prefix : 00 -
Mobile phones - In mainland China, mobile phone numbers have 11 digits in the format 1xx-xxxx-xxxx. The first three digits of mobile phone numbers (13x, 15x and 18x) designate the mobile phone service provider and the next four digits is a regional code and the last four digits are assigned by the mobile service provider as part of the customer ID.
As the numbers were introduced over time, it is possible to recognize the age of a number: The oldest GSM numbers start with 1390..., the second oldest 1380... and 1300... Keeping the same number over time is somewhat associated with stability and reliability of the owner. The fourth digit was introduced later and is 0 for all old numbers. In a further extension, non-139,138,130 numbers were introduced. The fifth to seventh digit again relate to age and location.
Even earlier, before GSM age, mobile phones had numbers starting with 9. Those numbers were eventually translated into 1390xx9..., where xx were local identifiers.
Mobile service providers can be identified by the first three or four digits as follows:
130/1/2 China Unicom GSM
133 China Telecom CDMA
1340-1348 China Mobile GSM
1349 ChinaSat Satellite
135/6/7/8/9 China Mobile GSM
145 China Unicom WCDMA (free trial cards, no longer distributed) 150 China Mobile GSM
151 China Mobile GSM
152 China Mobile GSM
153 China Telecom CDMA
155 China Unicom GSM
156 China Unicom GSM (upgradeable to WCDMA) 157 China Mobile TD-SCDMA
158 China Mobile GSM
159 China Mobile GSM
185 China Unicom WCDMA
186 China Unicom WCDMA
188 China Mobile TD-SCDMA
189 China Telecom CDMA
Area 1 - The prefix 1 is used exclusively by the national capital, Beijing Municipality.
Beijing - 10
Area 2 - These are area codes for the municipalities of Shanghai, Tianjin and Chongqing, as well as several large cities with early access to telephones. All of these cities have upgraded to an 8-number system in the past decade. The People's Republic of China reserves code 26 for Taipei, capital of Taiwan, which it claims sovereignty over, but does not actually control.
Guangzhou - 20
Shanghai - 21
Tianjin - 22
Chongqing - 23
Shenyang - 24
Nanjing - 25
Taipei - 26 (proposed use
Wuhan - 27
Chengdu - 28
Xi'an - 29
Area 3 - These are area codes for the provinces of Hebei, Shanxi and Henan.
Hebei
Handan - 310
Shijiazhuang - 311
Baoding - 312
Zhangjiakou - 313
Chengde - 314
Tangshan - 315
Langfang - 316
Cangzhou - 317
Hengshui - 318
Xingtai - 319
Qinhuangdao - 335
Shanxi
Shuozhou - 349
Xinzhou - 350
Taiyuan - 351
Datong - 352
Yangquan - 353
Jinzhong - 354
Changzhi - 355
Jincheng - 356
Linfen - 357
Lüliang - 358
Yuncheng - 359
Henan
Shangqiu - 370
Zhengzhou - 371
Anyang - 372
Xinxiang - 373
Xuchang - 374
Pingdingshan - 375
Xinyang - 376
Nanyang - 377
Kaifeng - 378
Luoyang - 379
Jiaozuo - 391
Hebi - 392
Puyang - 393
Zhoukou - 394
Luohe - 395
Zhumadian - 396
Xinyang - 397
Sanmenxia - 398
Area 4 - These are area codes for the autonomous region of Inner Mongolia, and the provinces in Northeast China (Liaoning, Jilin, and Heilongjiang).
Inner Mongolia
Hulunbuir - 470
Hohhot - 471
Baotou - 472
Wuhai - 473
Jining - 474
Tongliao - 475
Chifeng - 476
Dongsheng - 477
Linhe - 478
Xilinhot - 479
Ulanhot - 482
Alxa - 483
Liaoning - The provincial capital, Shenyang, uses code 24.
Tieling - 410
Dalian - 411
Anshan - 412
Fushun - 413
Benxi - 414
Dandong - 415
Jinzhou - 416
Yingkou - 417
Fuxin - 418
Liaoyang - 419
Chaoyang - 421
Panjin - 427
Huludao - 429
Jilin
Changchun - 431
Jilin - 432
Yanji - 433
Siping - 434
Tonghua - 435
Baicheng - 436
Liaoyuan - 437
Songyuan - 438
Baishan - 439
Hunchun - 440
Meihekou - 448
Heilongjiang
Harbin - 451
Qiqihar - 452
Mudanjiang - 453
Jiamusi - 454
Suihua - 455
Heihe - 456
Daxing'anling - 457
Yichun - 458
Daqing - 459
Qitaihe - 464
Jixi - 467
Hegang - 468
Shuangyashan - 469
Area 5 - These are area codes for the provinces of Jiangsu, Shandong (predominantly), Anhui, Zhejiang and Fujian.
Jiangsu - The provincial capital of Nanjing uses code 25.
Wuxi - 510
Zhenjiang - 511
Suzhou - 512
Nantong - 513
Yangzhou - 514
Yancheng - 515
Xuzhou - 516
Huai'an - 517
Lianyungang - 518
Changzhou - 519
Taizhou - 523
Suqian - 527
Shandong - Area 5 - While most areas in Shandong use the prefix 5, some areas also use the prefix 6.
Heze - 530
Jinan - 531
Qingdao - 532
Zibo - 533
Dezhou - 534
Yantai - 535
Weifang - 536
Jining - 537
Tai'an - 538
Linyi - 539
Binzhou - 543
Dongying - 546
Anhui
Chuzhou - 550
Hefei - 551
Bengbu - 552
Wuhu - 553
Huainan - 554
Ma'anshan - 555
Anqing - 556
Suzhou - 557
Fuyang - 558
Huangshan - 559
Huaibei - 561
Tongling - 562
Xuancheng - 563
Lu'an - 564
Chaohu - 565
Chizhou - 566
Zhejiang
Quzhou - 570
Hangzhou - 571
Huzhou - 572
Jiaxing - 573
Ningbo - 574
Shaoxing - 575
Taizhou - 576
Wenzhou - 577
Lishui - 578
Jinhua - 579
Zhoushan - 580
Fujian
Fuzhou - 591
Xiamen - 592
Ningde - 593
Putian - 594
Quanzhou - 595
Zhangzhou - 596
Longyan - 597
Sanming - 598
Nanping - 599
Kinmen, Matsu, and Wuchiu are currently under the control of the Republic of China; and are under the international calling code of 886.
Area 6 - All area codes with prefix 6 were assigned in recent years. This prefix (+86 6...) was reserved for Taiwan (+886) during the cold war years.
Shandong - Area 6 - While most areas in Shandong use the prefix 5, some areas also use the prefix 6.
Weihai - 631
Zaozhuang - 632
Rizhao - 633
Laiwu - 634
Liaocheng - 635
Guangdong - Area 6 - While most areas in Guangdong use the prefix 7, some areas also use the prefix 6. The provincial capital Guangzhou uses code 20.
Shanwei - 660
Yangjiang - 662
Jieyang - 663
Maoming - 668
Yunnan - Area 6 - While most areas in Yunnan use the prefix 8, a couple of areas also use the prefix 6.
Jinghong - 691
Dehong - 692
Area 7 - These are area codes for the provinces of Hubei, Hunan, Guangdong (predominantly), Jiangxi, and the autonomous region of Guangxi.
Hubei - The provincial capital of Wuhan uses code 27.
Xiangfan - 710
Ezhou - 711
Xiaogan - 712
Huanggang - 713
Huangshi - 714
Xianning - 715
Jingzhou - 716
Yichang - 717
Enshi - 718
Shiyan - 719
Suizhou - 722
Jingmen - 724
Xiantao, Tianmen, Qianjiang -728
Hunan
Yueyang - 730
Changsha - 731
Xiangtan - 732
Zhuzhou - 733
Hengyang - 734
Chenzhou - 735
Changde - 736
Yiyang - 737
Loudi - 738
Shaoyang - 739
Jishou - 743
Zhangjiajie - 744
Huaihua - 745
Yongzhou - 746
Guangdong - Area 7 - Some areas in Guangdong use the prefix 6, while the provincial capital of Guangzhou uses code 20.
Jiangmen - 750
Shaoguan - 751
Huizhou - 752
Meizhou -- 753
Shantou - 754
Chaoyang - 754
Shenzhen - 755
Zhuhai - 756
Foshan - 757
Zhaoqing - 758
Zhanjiang - 759
Zhongshan - 760
Heyuan - 762
Qingyuan - 763
Yunfu - 766
Chaozhou - 768
Dongguan - 769
Guangxi
Fangchenggang - 770
Nanning - 771
Liuzhou - 772
Guilin - 773
Wuzhou - 774
Yulin - 775
Baise - 776
Qinzhou - 777
Hechi - 778
Beihai - 779
Jiangxi
Yingtan - 701
Xinyu - 790
Nanchang - 791
Jiujiang - 792
Shangrao - 793
Fuzhou - 794
Yichun - 795
Ji'an - 796
Ganzhou - 797
Jingdezhen - 798
Pingxiang - 799
Area 8 - These are area codes for the provinces of Sichuan, Hainan, Guizhou, Yunnan (predominantly) and the autonomous region of Tibet.
Sichuan - The provincial capital of Chengdu uses code 28.
Panzhihua - 812
Zigong - 813
Mianyang - 816
Nanchong - 817
Dazhou - 818
Suining - 825
Guang'an -826
Bazhong - 827
Luzhou - 830
Yibin - 831
Neijiang - 832
Ziyang - 832
Leshan - 833
Xichang - 834
Ya'an - 835
Kangding - 836
Ngawa - 837
Deyang - 838
Guangyuan - 839
Guizhou
Guiyang - 851
Zunyi - 852
Anshun - 853
Duyun - 854
Kaili - 855
Tongren - 856
Bijie - 857
Liupanshui - 858
Xingyi - 859
Yunnan - Area 8 - Some areas in Yunnan use the prefix 6.
Zhaotong - 870
Kunming - 871
Dali - 872
Gejiu - 873
Qujing - 874
Baoshan - 875
Wenshan - 876
Yuxi - 877
Chuxiong - 878
Simao - 879
Dongchuan - 881
Lincang - 883
Nujiang - 886
Zhongdian - 887
Lijiang - 888
Tibet
Zhongba County - 8029
Burang County - 8060
Lhari County - 8063
Biru County - 8065
Baingoin County - 8067
Xainza County - 8068
Shuanghu Special District - 8070
Zanda County - 8071
Nyima County - 8081
Lhasa - 891
Shigatse - 892
Shannan - 893
Nyingchi - 894
Qamdo - 895
Nagqu - 896
Ngari - 897
Hainan - All areas - 898
Area 9 - These are area codes for northwestern regions including the provinces of Shaanxi, Gansu and Qinghai, as well as the autonomous regions of Ningxia and Xinjiang.
Shaanxi - The provincial capital of Xi'an uses code 29. Xianyang use same code as Xi'an since Sep. 16 2006 1 ]
Yan'an - 911
Yulin - 912
Weinan - 913
Shangzhou -- 914
Ankang - 915
Hanzhong - 916
Baoji - 917
Tongchuan - 919
Gansu
Linxia - 930
Lanzhou - 931
Dingxi - 932
Pingliang - 933
Xifeng - 934
Wuwei - 935
Zhangye - 936
Jiuquan - 937
Tianshui - 938
Longnan - 939
Gannan - 941
Baiyin - 943
Ningxia
Yinchuan - 951
Shizuishan - 952
Wuzhong - 953
Guyuan - 954
Zhongwei - 955
Qinghai
Haiyan - 970
Xining - 971
Haidong - 972
Tongren - 973
Gonghe - 974
Golog - 975
Yushu - 976
Haixi (Delingha) - 977
Menyuan - 978
Golmud - 979
Xinjiang
Tacheng - 901
Kumul - 902
Khotan - 903
Altay - 906
Artux - 908
Bole - 909
Karamay - 990
Ürümqi - 991
Kuitun - 992
Shihezi - 993
Changji - 994
Turpan - 995
Korla - 996
Aksu - 997
Kashgar - 998
Yining - 999
Emergency Numbers - From within Mainland China, the following emergency numbers are used (and mainly in major cities):
110 - for Police -
119 - for Fire -
120 - for Ambulance -
122 - for Traffic Accident -
999 - for all of the above services in Beijing and Shanghai, but it is privately operated.
In most cities, the emergency numbers provide assistance in English and Mandarin.
Others - From within Mainland China, the following special numbers are used:
114 - , for Directory
12117 - , for Time
12121 - , for Weather
EOC
International Access Code - The international access code from the PRC is 00 - . This must also be used for calls to Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macao from the Chinese mainland, together with their separate international codes. However, calls are charged at discounted rates. Examples are as follows:
  • Taiwan - 00 886 ...
  • Hong Kong - 00 852 xxxx xxxx
  • Macao SAR - 00 853 xxx xxxx
  • US/Canada - 00 1 xxx xxx xxxx
  • Singapore - 00 65 xxxx xxxx
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  • China Mobile


    Company : China Mobile
    Website :

    Phone : 10086 / +86-10-5268-6688 (International)

    China Mobile: Connecting Millions in China and Beyond

    China Mobile is the largest mobile carrier in China and one of the most extensive in the world. With millions of subscribers, they provide comprehensive mobile services, including voice, data, and 5G connectivity, and play a crucial role in connecting people across China.

    Services and Tariffs

    China Mobile offers a range of services to its customers, including mobile, broadband, and business services. The company provides flexible plans that cater to the needs of different customers, with options for unlimited data, international calling, and other add-ons. China Mobile's tariffs are competitive, and the company regularly introduces new deals and promotions to provide value to its customers.

    Coverage

    China Mobile has a broad network coverage across China and other countries, providing reliable services to customers in both urban and rural areas. The company has consistently invested in its infrastructure to improve the quality and speed of its services, ensuring that customers have access to fast and reliable connectivity.

    Industry News

    China Mobile has been at the forefront of innovation in the telecommunications industry, introducing new technologies and partnerships to improve its services. In recent years, the company has been investing heavily in 5G technology, and it is one of the world's leading operators of 5G networks. In addition, China Mobile has been expanding its presence globally, partnering with other companies to provide services in other countries.

    Conclusion

    China Mobile is a customer-focused and innovative telecommunications provider, offering a range of services to meet the needs of its customers. With a commitment to innovation, reliability, and customer service, China Mobile remains a leading player in the industry, and its continued investment in emerging technologies promises to keep it at the forefront of the telecommunications industry for years to come.

    China Telecom


    Company : China Telecom
    Website :

    Phone : 10000 / +86-21-6888-8888 (International)

    China Telecom: Powering Connectivity in China

    China Telecom is a major player in China's telecommunications industry, offering landline and mobile services, as well as broadband and cloud solutions. They have a vast customer base and contribute significantly to China's digital transformation. China Telecom's history dates back decades, originating from the split of the former China Telecommunications Corporation that existed since 1949. Founded in 2002, China Telecom has grown to become one of the leading telecommunications service providers in China. Alongside China Mobile and China Unicom, it forms part of the trio of China's top telecommunications operators.

    Scope and Services

    China Telecom offers a wide range of telecommunications services, including fixed-line telephony, broadband services, mobile phone services, data services, and more. Its coverage spans both urban and rural areas, making it a comprehensive communications operator reaching millions of Chinese users. A key focus of China Telecom has been the deployment of 4G and 5G networks across the country. These networks provide users with faster connection speeds and advanced connectivity. The company remains at the forefront of technology, allowing it to deliver high-quality services and meet the growing demands of a digital society.

    Corporate Customers and Enterprise Services

    China Telecom caters not only to individual users but also provides a variety of services to corporate and enterprise customers. This includes cloud solutions, data services, private networks, and value-added services. Its commitment to innovation and quality has allowed it to establish strong relationships with companies from various sectors.

    Sustainability and Environmental Commitment

    Like many leading companies, China Telecom is committed to reducing its carbon footprint and promoting environmental sustainability. As part of this commitment, it has worked on energy efficiency and the implementation of sustainable practices in its operations.

    In summary, China Telecom is a telecommunications giant in China that plays a crucial role in connectivity and communication within the country. With its focus on advanced networks and quality services, it continues to expand its influence both in China and in international markets. Furthermore, its commitment to sustainability makes it a key player in promoting responsible practices in the telecommunications sector.

    China Unicom


    Company : China Unicom
    Website :

    Phone : 10010 / +86-10-6622-0000

    China Unicom: Connecting China and Beyond

    China Unicom is one of China's leading telecommunications operators, providing a broad spectrum of telecom services, from mobile and fixed-line communications to high-speed internet. They are committed to improving connectivity for individuals and businesses. Often referred to as China United Network Communications Group, China Unicom is one of China's prominent state-owned telecommunications operators, established in 2000 and becoming a significant player in the country's telecommunications industry.

    Scope and Services

    China Unicom offers a wide array of telecommunications services, including mobile and fixed-line voice services, broadband internet, data services, and more. With a vast network that covers both urban and rural areas, China Unicom serves millions of users across the nation. In the pursuit of technological advancement, China Unicom has actively deployed 4G and 5G networks throughout China. These networks offer faster data speeds and enhanced connectivity, catering to the demands of the modern digital society.

    Corporate Services and Innovation

    China Unicom provides comprehensive solutions for corporate clients, including cloud services, data connectivity, private networks, and value-added services. Its dedication to innovation and service quality has made it a preferred partner for businesses across various sectors.

    International Presence

    China Unicom extends its influence beyond the borders of China. The company operates in various international markets, offering telecommunications services to global clients. Its international presence is a testament to its commitment to connecting people and organizations across the world.

    Sustainability Initiatives

    China Unicom is committed to sustainability and environmental responsibility. The company actively engages in energy-saving and emission reduction efforts, contributing to a greener and more sustainable future.

    In summary, China Unicom is a key player in the Chinese telecommunications landscape, connecting millions of users across the country with reliable and innovative services. With a commitment to sustainability and a growing international presence, China Unicom continues to shape the telecom industry in China and beyond.

    CBN


    Company : CBN
    Website :

    Phone : 400-888-5000 / +86-10-5999-9000 (International)

    China CBN: Enabling Connectivity Through Broadband

    CBN focuses on broadband and internet services, playing a critical role in expanding China's high-speed internet infrastructure, enabling people to connect seamlessly in the digital age.

    Broadcasting and Media

    China CBN operates a variety of television and radio channels, providing a wide range of content to Chinese viewers. Their channels cover areas including news, entertainment, sports, and documentaries.

    Telecommunications and Networks

    Apart from broadcasting, China CBN has ventured into the telecommunications sector. The company has deployed broadband network infrastructure and telecommunications services in various regions of China.

    Technological Innovation

    In commitment to innovation, China CBN has been involved in the development of advanced technologies in broadcasting and communications. This includes adopting state-of-the-art transmission technologies.

    Corporate Social Responsibility

    Like many other large Chinese companies, China CBN also focuses on corporate social responsibility and engages in projects related to social well-being and sustainability.

    China Satcom


    Company : China Satcom
    Website :

    Phone : 96121 / +86-10-6319-6888 (International)

    China Satcom: Pioneering Satellite Communications

    China Satcom specializes in satellite communications and broadcasting, providing vital satellite services for television broadcasting, data transmission, and emergency communication in China.

    China Satellite Communications Co., Ltd. (China Satcom)

    China Satellite Communications Co., Ltd., commonly known as China Satcom, is a major state-owned satellite operator and telecommunication service provider in China. Founded in 2014, China Satcom plays a significant role in the country's satellite communication industry.

    1. Satellite Services
    2. China Satcom operates a fleet of satellites that provide a wide range of services, including broadcasting, broadband, and data communication. They offer coverage across China and various neighboring regions.

    3. Telecommunication Services
    4. China Satcom is involved in providing telecommunication services to businesses and government agencies. These services encompass video conferencing, data transmission, and internet access.

    5. International Expansion
    6. The company has been actively expanding its services and coverage beyond China's borders. This includes providing satellite connectivity services to international customers and participating in global satellite initiatives.

    7. Technological Advancements
    8. China Satcom is committed to technological advancements in the satellite industry. They invest in research and development to enhance satellite capabilities, ensuring they stay competitive in the global market.

    9. Government Ownership
    10. China Satcom is a state-owned enterprise, and its operations are closely linked to national policies and government initiatives in the field of satellite communications.

    China Satcom has a strategic position in the growing satellite industry, not only in China but also on a global scale. As the demand for satellite-based services continues to increase, China Satcom is well-positioned to play a crucial role in meeting these communication needs.

    China Tower


    Company : China Tower
    Website :

    Phone : 10010 / +86-10-6621-9999 (International)

    China Tower: Powering China's Telecom Infrastructure

    China Tower is an infrastructure company that owns and manages a substantial portion of China's mobile tower network. They support the growth of China's telecom industry by providing essential tower infrastructure for various carriers.

    China Tower Corporation Limited (China Tower)

    China Tower Corporation Limited, commonly known as China Tower, is a prominent telecommunications infrastructure company based in China. Established in 2014, the company is renowned for owning, operating, and managing an extensive network of telecommunication towers across the country.

    1. Tower Infrastructure
    2. China Tower primarily focuses on the construction, operation, and maintenance of telecommunications towers. These towers are crucial for providing infrastructure support to China's mobile communication networks.

    3. Shareholders
    4. The company has multiple shareholders, including China Mobile, China Telecom, and China Unicom. These state-owned enterprises collectively own China Tower, reflecting the collaborative nature of the telecommunications industry in China.

    5. Nationwide Coverage
    6. China Tower boasts an extensive network of telecommunication towers that provide coverage throughout China. The company's towers are integral to the expansion and enhancement of mobile and wireless services.

    7. Efficiency and Cost-Effectiveness
    8. By consolidating tower assets from different operators, China Tower has streamlined operations and improved the overall efficiency of tower usage. This has resulted in cost savings for the participating telecommunications companies.

    9. 5G Infrastructure
    10. As China rolls out 5G networks, China Tower has played a pivotal role in building the necessary infrastructure to support the new generation of wireless technology. This includes deploying 5G-ready towers and equipment.

    11. Sustainable Practices
    12. China Tower is committed to environmental sustainability. The company has undertaken initiatives to reduce energy consumption, minimize carbon emissions, and promote green practices in its operations.

    China Tower is a critical player in China's telecommunications landscape, ensuring that the country's vast population is well-connected through efficient and reliable mobile and wireless services. Its collaborative approach and focus on infrastructure development have made it an essential part of China's technological advancement.

    MIIT


    Company : MIIT
    Website :

    Phone : (+86)10 68038481

    Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) in China

    Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT), also known as MIIT of China, is a key government agency in the People's Republic of China. Established in March 2008, it plays a crucial role in formulating and implementing policies related to industry, information technology, and telecommunications. Here is an overview of the MIIT's responsibilities and functions:

    Mission and Responsibilities

    The MIIT is responsible for regulating and promoting the development of various sectors, including telecommunications, internet, software, electronics, and more. Its primary mission is to advance China's industrial and information technology capabilities, ensuring the country's competitiveness in the global arena.

    Key Functions

    1. Regulation and Policy
    2. The MIIT formulates industry-specific policies and regulations. It plays a critical role in shaping the legal framework for the information technology and telecommunications sectors.

    3. Industry Development
    4. The MIIT supports the growth and development of industries, including manufacturing, telecommunications, and software. It works to enhance China's industrial capabilities and global competitiveness.

    5. Technology Innovation
    6. Promoting technological innovation is a top priority. The MIIT encourages research and development, innovation, and the adoption of new technologies across various industries.

    7. Telecommunications
    8. Overseeing the telecommunications sector, the MIIT regulates and manages the allocation of telecommunications resources, including spectrum and numbering resources.

    9. Internet Development
    10. With the rapid growth of the internet in China, the MIIT takes steps to ensure a secure, stable, and well-regulated online environment. This includes managing domain names and IP addresses.

    11. Information Security
    12. Safeguarding information and cybersecurity is a significant concern. The MIIT works to establish standards and protocols to protect sensitive data and information infrastructure.

    13. International Cooperation
    14. The MIIT collaborates with international organizations and foreign governments to facilitate global technological and industrial cooperation.

    Leadership and Structure

    The MIIT is headed by a minister who is part of the State Council of the People's Republic of China. It is further organized into various departments and bureaus, each focusing on specific aspects of industry and information technology.

    The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) of China plays a pivotal role in driving the country's industrial and technological advancements. Its efforts contribute to China's status as a global leader in areas such as telecommunications, manufacturing, and technology innovation.


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