Gongbei

Gongbei is a subdistrict of Xiangzhou District in Zhuhai, Guangdong province, China. It lies near the border with the Macao Special Administrative Region and is best known for its role as a major cross-border node between Zhuhai and Macao.

The area centers on the Gongbei Port, the principal land border crossing between Zhuhai and Macao. The port handles a large volume of pedestrian and vehicle traffic and functions as a gateway for travelers, workers, and goods moving between the two regions. The border area has developed into a dense commercial zone with numerous shops, markets, and hotels that cater to cross-border shoppers and visitors.

Economy and urban character in Gongbei are dominated by retail and service industries. The subdistrict hosts a concentration of shopping centers, electronics and fashion markets, and various hospitality businesses. This commercial activity supports both local residents and the cross-border economy that links Zhuhai with Macao.

Transportation in Gongbei is heavily oriented around the border crossing, with road links and public transit serving the port area. The subdistrict is integrated into Zhuhai’s urban transportation network, providing access to other parts of the city as well as to Macao via the border facilities.

Governance and development have positioned Gongbei as a key hinge in Zhuhai’s relationship with Macao, reflecting broader regional economic integration in the Pearl River Delta.