Dongying

East China · Shandong

Universities1
Population2.21M
GDP ranking in China前一百
Average monthly salary9k-10k

City overview

Dongying, located in northeastern Shandong Province at the mouth of the Yellow River, is the central city of the Yellow River Delta and the home of Shengli Oilfield. As a third-tier city, it blends petroleum industry, modern agriculture, and ecotourism, featuring unique wetland landscapes and rich oil culture. With a moderate size and low living costs, it suits international students seeking a quiet study environment.

Basic information

Administrative levelPrefecture-level City
City tierThird-tier
City scale大城市Ⅱ型
Living costLow Cost

Geography and climate

City area8617.00 km²
Climate typeTemperate Monsoon Climate
Average annual temperature13.3℃
HeatingNo
Humidity半湿润
Climate tags四季分明夏季高温多雨冬季寒冷干燥雨雨热同期

Detailed introduction

Dongying is located in northeastern Shandong Province, in the hinterland of the Yellow River Delta, and is the only city at the mouth of the Yellow River. It rose with the oil industry, being the main production area of Shengli Oilfield, China's second-largest oilfield, making the petroleum industry the city's economic backbone. In recent years, Dongying has actively transformed, vigorously developing modern agriculture, high-end manufacturing, and ecotourism, forming a diversified economic pattern. The city has a long history, rich in Yellow River culture and oil culture. As a national ecological demonstration zone, Dongying boasts vast Yellow River Delta wetlands, known as the 'International Airport for Birds.' In education, Dongying hosts China University of Petroleum (East China) and other universities, with strong programs in petroleum engineering and chemical engineering, along with several vocational colleges and high schools. In terms of living, Dongying has a compact layout, a slower pace of life, moderate prices, excellent air quality, and good public security. International students can experience unique wetland ecology, taste authentic Yellow River estuary seafood, and gain deep insights into China's petroleum industry development.

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