Huangpu

Huangpu may refer to several places in China, and to the Huangpu River in Shanghai. The name combines the Chinese characters for yellow (huang) and river/wharf (pu), and is used for both waterways and administrative districts.

Huangpu River: A major distributary of the Yangtze River that flows through Shanghai. It runs across the city, forming the boundary between the historic western area (Puxi) and the eastern development (Pudong). The river is a key geographic and commercial artery, flanked by notable landmarks and waterfront districts.

Huangpu District, Shanghai: A central urban district on the western bank of the Huangpu River. It is one of Shanghai’s oldest districts and hosts major commercial and cultural sites, including Nanjing Road, The Bund, and parts of the old city core around People’s Square. The district functions as a hub for finance, commerce, and tourism.

Huangpu District, Guangzhou: A district in Guangzhou, Guangdong Province, located northeast of the city center along the Pearl River. It includes historic areas associated with the Huangpu Military Academy and waterfront facilities, and it blends industrial zones with residential and commercial development.

Notes: The name Huangpu is used for multiple places in China, and the exact reference typically depends on geographic or historical context. In English-language sources, clarification is often required to distinguish between the river and the various Huangpu districts.