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Daxing redirects here. For the Sui Dynasty capital, see Chang'an. Daxing District —  District  — Chinese transcription(s)  - Chinese 大兴区  - Pinyin Dàxīng Qū Daxing District in Beijing Country China Region Beijing Area  - Total 1,012 km2 (390.7 sq mi) Population (2000)  - Total 671,444  - Density 663.5/km2 (1,718.4/sq mi) Time zone China Standard (UTC+8) Area code(s) 010 Daxing District (Simplified Chinese: 大兴区; Traditional Chinese: 大興區; Hanyu Pinyin: Dàxīng Qū) is a suburb of Beijing, situated to the south of the city. Contents 1 Overview 2 Culture 3 Education 4 Transportation 5 References Overview Daxing District was upgraded from a county to a district with the approval from the State Council on April 30, 2001.[citation needed] Covering an area of 1,012 square kilometers with a population of 671,444,[1] Daxing District is divided into 3 subdistricts of the city proper of Beijing and 14 towns (5 of which are suburbs of the city proper of Beijing). Panggezhuang in Daxing is famous for its watermelons.[citation needed] Culture Located in the south of Beijing, the area is not as affluent as those that most visitors to Beijing are familiar with, such as Xidan and Guomao. Much of the industry in Daxing is related to distribution of food and consumer goods to service Beijing. There are many self-built communities casually created by the residents themselves, mostly of whom have moved in from the countryside.[citation needed] Education There are two major universities located in Daxing District, the Beijing Institute of Petrochemical Technology and the Beijing Institute of Graphic Communication. Both of them are headquartered in Tsingyuan, and have its branch in Kangzhuang. Tsingyuan and Kangzhuang are planned as a university city in the south of Beijing. Transportation The Chinese government have voted that Daxing will be the location of the 2nd Beijing Airport.[2] v · d · eMunicipality of Beijing History · Politics · Geography · Transport · Tourism Districts Dongcheng · Xicheng · Chaoyang · Haidian · Fengtai · Shijingshan · Mentougou · Fangshan · Tongzhou · Shunyi · Changping · Daxing  · Huairou · Pinggu Counties Miyun · Yanqing See also: List of administrative divisions of Beijing References Danxing's Camps by Andrew Malone. August 16, 2008. ^ 2000 Census. ^ http://english.people.com.cn/90001/90778/6636914.html Coordinates: 39°43′58″N 116°20′23″E / 39.73269°N 116.33981°E / 39.73269; 116.33981 This Beijing location article is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.v · d · e