What Chinese province is shanghai in?

Answer 1

Original answer: No, it's not. Shanghai is a city that doesn't belong to any province. Improved answer: Shanghai is a municipality of China that equals to a status of a province, but it is not classified as a full-scale province altogether.

Answer 2

Shanghai is in a province-level municipality named Shanghai. The capital of the municipality is obvious (Shanghai). There are 4 cities in China that are province-level municipalities: Beijing, Chongqing, Shanghai and Tianjin.

Answer 3

Shanghai, along with Beijing, Chongqing, and Tianjin are not part of any province. They are province-level municipalities. The capital of the Shanghai municipality is obvious (Shanghai).

Answer 4

Shanghai is technically in (because it is located within) the Jiangsu province, but I've heard that it's not actually part of any province.

Answer 5

Zhejiang and Jiangsu province are both near to Shanghai but Shanghai is not part of any province it is an independent city.

Answer 6

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