The Zhenhai Coastal Battery is the site of the Chinese naval victory in the Battle of Zhenhai in the Sino-French War.
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*Hu Zongnan
*Run Run Shaw
*Yang Fujia
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Zhenhai District
Zhenhai District is a district of China, located to the mouth of the Yongjiang River. It is 12 miles north-east of Ningbo, Zhejiang. It lies at the foot of a hill on a tongue of land, and is partly protected from the sea on the north by a dike about 3 miles long, composed entirely of large blocks of granite. It has a population of 200,000. Its jurisdiction encompasses 2 towns and 4 neighbourhoods.
The Zhenhai Coastal Battery is the site of the Chinese naval victory in the Battle of Zhenhai in the Sino-French War.
*Hu Zongnan
*Run Run Shaw
*Yang Fujia
The Zhenhai Coastal Battery is the site of the Chinese naval victory in the Battle of Zhenhai in the Sino-French War.
*Hu Zongnan
*Run Run Shaw
*Yang Fujia
Zhejiang Horses
Zhejiang Wanma Cyclones or Zhejiang Wanma or Zhejiang Cyclones or Zhejiang Cyclone are a basketball team in the South Division of the Chinese Basketball Association, based in Yiwu, Zhejiang. They are also sometimes known as the Zhejiang Horses because of the ''wanma'' in their name, which means "ten thousand horses".
In the 2004–2005 season, the Zhejiang Cyclones finished in sixth place in the South Division, out of the playoffs. In 2005–2006 they suffered the exact same fate.
In the 2004–2005 season, the Zhejiang Cyclones finished in sixth place in the South Division, out of the playoffs. In 2005–2006 they suffered the exact same fate.
Yuanjia'ao
Yuanjia'ao is a village in Fenghua municipality, Zhejiang province, China. Situated at approx. 280m above sea level in the Tiantai Mountain range, its main products are bamboo and timber. The village is traditionally considered the ancestral home of the of the greater Ningbo, who have been estimated to number some 20,000.
The village itself is split in two by the Tangqi River, a small stream which can flood in the autumn months. Yuanjia'ao is famous in Fenghua because it is a thoroughfare to Malongkeng, a religious site near the peak of Mount Dalei. There is a narrow concrete road to Yuanjia'ao from Xiaowangmiao in the north, which follows the Tangqi River all the way to Xujiashan in the south. On the 18th day of the sixth lunar month, when the religious festival to honour the dragon king of Malongkeng is held, the road becomes heavily congested.
Of the 400 families of Yuanjia'ao, over 90% are surnamed . According to the ''Yuanshi jiapu'' of 1923, all the Yuans of the village are descended from a certain Yuan Rong , who moved from Xinchang county and settled at the site in the tenth century. The village also has wider significance as the ancestral home of the Yuan clans of Ningbo and its hinterlands. Efforts have been made in recent years to revive and restore the clan monuments and religious buildings which were destroyed during the Cultural Revolution. In 1997, a clan hall was reopened, and the Duling Temple and its connected memorial arch was erected. Since 2001, clan members have been studying the last remaining copy of the clan genealogy held by the Fenghua government and liaising with members of the Cilin Yuan clan to republish the genealogy.
The village itself is split in two by the Tangqi River, a small stream which can flood in the autumn months. Yuanjia'ao is famous in Fenghua because it is a thoroughfare to Malongkeng, a religious site near the peak of Mount Dalei. There is a narrow concrete road to Yuanjia'ao from Xiaowangmiao in the north, which follows the Tangqi River all the way to Xujiashan in the south. On the 18th day of the sixth lunar month, when the religious festival to honour the dragon king of Malongkeng is held, the road becomes heavily congested.
Of the 400 families of Yuanjia'ao, over 90% are surnamed . According to the ''Yuanshi jiapu'' of 1923, all the Yuans of the village are descended from a certain Yuan Rong , who moved from Xinchang county and settled at the site in the tenth century. The village also has wider significance as the ancestral home of the Yuan clans of Ningbo and its hinterlands. Efforts have been made in recent years to revive and restore the clan monuments and religious buildings which were destroyed during the Cultural Revolution. In 1997, a clan hall was reopened, and the Duling Temple and its connected memorial arch was erected. Since 2001, clan members have been studying the last remaining copy of the clan genealogy held by the Fenghua government and liaising with members of the Cilin Yuan clan to republish the genealogy.
Xiuzhou District
Xiuzhou District is a district in Jiaxing, Zhejiang, China. It is located between Shanghai and Hangzhou. There is 90KM to Shanghai in the northeast, 80KM to Hangzhou in the southwest and 70KM to Suzhou in the north. It is an important urban district of Jiaxing city. The total of Xiouzhou District is 542KM?, population of 500,000 and it is composed of 5 towns, 4 streets and 1 provincial E.D. Zone .
Xiuzhou district is original founded in the Spring and Autumn Period and named Xiuzhou district in 1999. Xiuzhou has long history and deep culture base. The Grand Canal of China, Changhong Bridge, Baoshu Pavilion and so on are the famous historical resorts. The famous scholar in the Qing Dynasty Zhu Yizun, Biologist Cheng Shixiang, and doctor Jiang Zhixin are all personality in history. Basing on the beautiful water region area and traditional culture, the folk painting here is colourful and full of passion for life. In brings Xiuzhou district the honour “Hometown of Modern Folk Painting in China” named by the .
Xiuzhou is called “a land of milk and honey, the hometown of silk”. With rapid development of the social life and economy, Xiuzhou is growing from an agricultural zone into a newly industrial area. It achieves a lots of honours such as “State advanced technology zone”, “National advanced physical education area”, “National advanced social security area”, “Provincial physical culture district”, “provincial culture district”. In 2006, the GDP and state budget income reach RMB 10.92 billion and RMB 1.14 billion, which increase by 14.1% and 24.6%. The ratio of three industries is 8.6: 61.0: 30.4. All these are signing a good beginning of a new round of Xiuzhou’s development.
Xiuzhou district enjoys favourable location and convenient transportation. The expressway network in Xiuzhou is characterized as “3-horizontal, 3-bridge” and is made up by 5 expressways in culding Hu-Hang-Yong, Zha-Jia-Su expressway and Shen-Jia-Hu, Huangzhou baycross-ocean bridge expressway which are under construction. Moreover, Shanghai-Hangzhou railway, 320 national highway and the Grand Canal of China are crossing the district and connecting to Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Anhui and Shanghai four provinces and cities. All towns of Xiuzhou connect to the expressway in 15 minutes and enjoy “one hour transportation circle” to large cities around. The traffic network makrs Xiuzhou closely integrate with Shanghai and Hangzhou.
Xiuzhou district is original founded in the Spring and Autumn Period and named Xiuzhou district in 1999. Xiuzhou has long history and deep culture base. The Grand Canal of China, Changhong Bridge, Baoshu Pavilion and so on are the famous historical resorts. The famous scholar in the Qing Dynasty Zhu Yizun, Biologist Cheng Shixiang, and doctor Jiang Zhixin are all personality in history. Basing on the beautiful water region area and traditional culture, the folk painting here is colourful and full of passion for life. In brings Xiuzhou district the honour “Hometown of Modern Folk Painting in China” named by the .
Xiuzhou is called “a land of milk and honey, the hometown of silk”. With rapid development of the social life and economy, Xiuzhou is growing from an agricultural zone into a newly industrial area. It achieves a lots of honours such as “State advanced technology zone”, “National advanced physical education area”, “National advanced social security area”, “Provincial physical culture district”, “provincial culture district”. In 2006, the GDP and state budget income reach RMB 10.92 billion and RMB 1.14 billion, which increase by 14.1% and 24.6%. The ratio of three industries is 8.6: 61.0: 30.4. All these are signing a good beginning of a new round of Xiuzhou’s development.
Xiuzhou district enjoys favourable location and convenient transportation. The expressway network in Xiuzhou is characterized as “3-horizontal, 3-bridge” and is made up by 5 expressways in culding Hu-Hang-Yong, Zha-Jia-Su expressway and Shen-Jia-Hu, Huangzhou baycross-ocean bridge expressway which are under construction. Moreover, Shanghai-Hangzhou railway, 320 national highway and the Grand Canal of China are crossing the district and connecting to Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Anhui and Shanghai four provinces and cities. All towns of Xiuzhou connect to the expressway in 15 minutes and enjoy “one hour transportation circle” to large cities around. The traffic network makrs Xiuzhou closely integrate with Shanghai and Hangzhou.
Wuxing District
Wuxing District is a district in the prefecture-level city of Huzhou, Zhejiang, China.
Suichang County
Suichang County in Zhejiang Province, China, is probably best known for the place that Tang Xianzu wrote his most famous play "The Peony Pavilion" about five hundred years ago in Ming Dynasty. Tang Xianzu is regarded as "Shakespeare in the Orient" for his masterpiece. Tang served as Suichang county top official for 3 years and left legendary stories there that still passed on by generations. Today's Suichang county has entered modern society with vehicles, highways connecting to capital city of Hangzhou, and most renowned for its bamboo forest and natural sceneries such as White Horse Mountain and Nine Dragon Mountain which recorded as one of the site where wild humans were said to be present in the '50s and '60s of 20th Century.
Shangyu
Shangyu is a county-level city administered by
Shaoxing in the Northeast of Zhejiang province of the
People's Republic of China. It had slightly more than 100,000 inhabitants in 2002. Shangyu is a maritime industrial city. language is spoken in Shangyu.
Shangyu is home to over a thousand umbrella factories.
Shaoxing in the Northeast of Zhejiang province of the
People's Republic of China. It had slightly more than 100,000 inhabitants in 2002. Shangyu is a maritime industrial city. language is spoken in Shangyu.
Shangyu is home to over a thousand umbrella factories.
Politics of Zhejiang
The politics of Zhejiang Province in the People's Republic of China is structured in a dual party-government system like all other governing institutions in mainland China.
The Governor of Zhejiang is the highest ranking official in the People's Government of Zhejiang. However, in the province's dual party-government governing system, the Governor has less power than the Zhejiang Communist Party of China Provincial Committee Secretary, colloquially termed the "Zhejiang CPC Party Chief".
#Tan Zhenlin : May 1949-September 1952
#Tan Qilong : September 1952-August 1954
# : August 1954-January 1967
#Nan Ping : March 1968-May 1973
#Tan Qilong : May 1973-February 1977
#Qian Ying : February 1977-March 1983
# : March 1983-March 1987
# : March 1987-December 1988
#Li Zemin : December 1988-September 1998
#Zhang Dejiang : September 1998-November 2002
#Xi Jinping : November 2002 - March 2007
#Zhao Hongzhu : March 2007-incumbent
#Tan Zhenlin : August 1949-January 1955
#Sha Wenhan : January 1955-November 1957
#Huo Shilian : November 1957-January 1958
#Zhou Jianren : January 1958-1966
#Nan Ping : March 1968-May 1973
#Tan Qilong : May 1973-February 1977
#Qian Ying : February 1977-December 1979
#Li Fengping : December 1979-April 1983
# : April 1983-January 1988
#Shen Zulun : February 1988-November 1990
#Ge Hongsheng : November 1990-March 1991
#Wan Xueyuan : March 1991-April 1997
#Chai Songyue : April 1997-October 2002
#Xi Jinping : October 2002－January 2003
#Lü Zushan : January 2003－incumbent
#Tie Ying : 1979--1983
#Li Fengping : 1983--1988
#Chen Anyu : 1988-1993
#Li Zemin : 1993-2003
#Xi Jinping : 2003--2007
#Yu Guoxing : 2007-January 2008
#Zhao Hongzhu : January 2008-incumbent
#Tan Zhenlin : 1950-1952
#Tan Qilong : 1952-1955
# : 1955-1967
#Qian Ying : 1977-1979
#Mao Qihua : 1979-1983
#Wang Jiayang : 1983-1988
#Shang Jingcai : 1988-1993
#Liu Feng : 1993-2003
#Li Jinming : 2003-2007
#Zhou Guofu : 2007-incumbent
The Governor of Zhejiang is the highest ranking official in the People's Government of Zhejiang. However, in the province's dual party-government governing system, the Governor has less power than the Zhejiang Communist Party of China Provincial Committee Secretary, colloquially termed the "Zhejiang CPC Party Chief".
List of the Secretaries of the CPC Zhejiang Committee
#Tan Zhenlin : May 1949-September 1952
#Tan Qilong : September 1952-August 1954
# : August 1954-January 1967
#Nan Ping : March 1968-May 1973
#Tan Qilong : May 1973-February 1977
#Qian Ying : February 1977-March 1983
# : March 1983-March 1987
# : March 1987-December 1988
#Li Zemin : December 1988-September 1998
#Zhang Dejiang : September 1998-November 2002
#Xi Jinping : November 2002 - March 2007
#Zhao Hongzhu : March 2007-incumbent
List of Governors of Zhejiang
#Tan Zhenlin : August 1949-January 1955
#Sha Wenhan : January 1955-November 1957
#Huo Shilian : November 1957-January 1958
#Zhou Jianren : January 1958-1966
#Nan Ping : March 1968-May 1973
#Tan Qilong : May 1973-February 1977
#Qian Ying : February 1977-December 1979
#Li Fengping : December 1979-April 1983
# : April 1983-January 1988
#Shen Zulun : February 1988-November 1990
#Ge Hongsheng : November 1990-March 1991
#Wan Xueyuan : March 1991-April 1997
#Chai Songyue : April 1997-October 2002
#Xi Jinping : October 2002－January 2003
#Lü Zushan : January 2003－incumbent
List of Chairmen of Zhejiang People's Congress
#Tie Ying : 1979--1983
#Li Fengping : 1983--1988
#Chen Anyu : 1988-1993
#Li Zemin : 1993-2003
#Xi Jinping : 2003--2007
#Yu Guoxing : 2007-January 2008
#Zhao Hongzhu : January 2008-incumbent
List of Chairmen of CPPCC Zhejiang Committee
#Tan Zhenlin : 1950-1952
#Tan Qilong : 1952-1955
# : 1955-1967
#Qian Ying : 1977-1979
#Mao Qihua : 1979-1983
#Wang Jiayang : 1983-1988
#Shang Jingcai : 1988-1993
#Liu Feng : 1993-2003
#Li Jinming : 2003-2007
#Zhou Guofu : 2007-incumbent
Ouhai District
Ouhai District is a ward of the Wenzhou urban area , in the prefecture-level city of Wenzhou . It is an outlying district of Wenzhou urban area .
It has a population of 386,000 and occupies 614.5 km?.
It has a population of 386,000 and occupies 614.5 km?.
Nanxun District
Nanxun District is a district in the prefecture-level city of Huzhou, Zhejiang, China.
Nanhu District
Nanhu District is a district in Jiaxing, Zhejiang Province of China. Its former name was Xiucheng District , and it changed to current name on 17 May 2005. Total area is 425.83 km2, and total population is 450,000 in 2001.
Luqiao District
Luqiao District is a district of in Zhejiang Province, China.
The district has an area of 276.6 km? and a population of approximately 425,200.
Luqiao District was established in 1994 dividing from Huangyan City.
The district has an area of 276.6 km? and a population of approximately 425,200.
Luqiao District was established in 1994 dividing from Huangyan City.
Lucheng District
Lucheng District is a ward of the Wenzhou urban area , in the prefecture-level city of Wenzhou . It is the central district and government seat of Wenzhou subregion and its urban area by the same name.
It has an area of 294.38 km? and a population of 650,000 residents as of 2006. The other 2 districts of the are Wenzhou urban area Longwan District and Ouhai District .
It has an area of 294.38 km? and a population of 650,000 residents as of 2006. The other 2 districts of the are Wenzhou urban area Longwan District and Ouhai District .
Longwan District
Longwan District is an outlying district or ward of Wenzhou urban area , of prefectural-level city of Wenzhou , Zhejiang province, China. It has a population of some 300,000 people and an area of some 279 square kilometers. It is famous for private enterprises, especially leather and the metal industry. Also, this dirtrict is one of the most important one in Wenzhou.
List of prisons in Zhejiang
This is a list of prisons within Zhejiang province of the People's Republic of China.
* Changhu Prison
* Chun'an Prison
* Huanghu Prison
* Huangyan Prison
* Huzhou Prison
* Jinhua Prison
* Nanhu Prison
* Provincial No. 1 Prison
* Provincial No. 2 Prison
* Provincial No. 3 Prison
* Provincial No. 4 Prison
* Provincial No. 5 Prison
* Provincial Women's Prison
* Pujiang Prison
* Qiaosi Prison
* Sanmen Prison
* Shilifeng Prison
* Shiliping Prison
* Southern Suburb Prison
* Wangchun Prison
* Western Suburb Prison
* Changhu Prison
* Chun'an Prison
* Huanghu Prison
* Huangyan Prison
* Huzhou Prison
* Jinhua Prison
* Nanhu Prison
* Provincial No. 1 Prison
* Provincial No. 2 Prison
* Provincial No. 3 Prison
* Provincial No. 4 Prison
* Provincial No. 5 Prison
* Provincial Women's Prison
* Pujiang Prison
* Qiaosi Prison
* Sanmen Prison
* Shilifeng Prison
* Shiliping Prison
* Southern Suburb Prison
* Wangchun Prison
* Western Suburb Prison
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List of laojiaos in Zhejiang
List of administrative divisions of Zhejiang
Zhejiang, a of the People's Republic of China, is made up of the following three levels of :
* 11 prefecture-level divisions
** 9 prefecture-level cities
** 2 sub-provincial cities
* 90 county-level divisions
** 22 county-level cities
** 35
** 1 autonomous county
** 32 s
* 1598 township-level divisions
** 783 s
** 526 s
** 14 ethnic townships
** 275 subdistricts
All of these administrative divisions are explained in greater detail at Political divisions of China. This chart lists only prefecture-level and county-level divisions of Zhejiang.
* 11 prefecture-level divisions
** 9 prefecture-level cities
** 2 sub-provincial cities
* 90 county-level divisions
** 22 county-level cities
** 35
** 1 autonomous county
** 32 s
* 1598 township-level divisions
** 783 s
** 526 s
** 14 ethnic townships
** 275 subdistricts
All of these administrative divisions are explained in greater detail at Political divisions of China. This chart lists only prefecture-level and county-level divisions of Zhejiang.
Jindong District
Jindong District is an administrative district in Jinhua, Zhejiang Province of China. It has an area of 661.8 square kilometers, and a population of 300,000.
Located in central Zhejiang Province, it borders Yiwu City to the east, Yongkang City to the south, and Wucheng District to the west.
Located in central Zhejiang Province, it borders Yiwu City to the east, Yongkang City to the south, and Wucheng District to the west.
Jiaojiang District
Jiaojiang District is a district of in Zhejiang Province, China. It is the seat of the city.
The district has its mainland area of 266.5 km?, and its islands area of 13.6 km?. The total area is 280.1 km?.
As of 2003, it has a population of approximately 471,500.
It has an average annual precipitation of 1500 mm. The average temperature in January is 6 °C, in July it is 28 °C, and average annual temperature is 17 °C.
Until 1980, the district was under the administration of Huangyan, and was called Haimen District.
When Haimen District was upgraded to a county-level city in 1981, it was renamed as Jiaojiang City to avoid confusion with Haimen in Jiangsu province.
In 1994, the prefecture-level city of Taizhou was established, and Jiaojiang City became its district.
The district has its mainland area of 266.5 km?, and its islands area of 13.6 km?. The total area is 280.1 km?.
As of 2003, it has a population of approximately 471,500.
It has an average annual precipitation of 1500 mm. The average temperature in January is 6 °C, in July it is 28 °C, and average annual temperature is 17 °C.
Until 1980, the district was under the administration of Huangyan, and was called Haimen District.
When Haimen District was upgraded to a county-level city in 1981, it was renamed as Jiaojiang City to avoid confusion with Haimen in Jiangsu province.
In 1994, the prefecture-level city of Taizhou was established, and Jiaojiang City became its district.
Huangyan District
Huangyan District is a district of in Zhejiang Province, China.Huangyan has an area of 988 km? and a population of approximately 570,000. It has an average annual precipitation of 1676mm and an annual average temperature of 17°C.
History
In 1989, Huangyan County was upgraded to a county-level city. As of 1990 census, the population of Huangyuan City was 888,631.
In 1994, Taizhou City was upgraded to a prefecture-level city, correspondingly Huangyan City was amalgamated in Taizhou City, and divided into two districts as Huangyan and .
Features of Huangyan
''China Orange Town''
Huangyan is a fruitful place especially for the Mandarin Oranges with long history. Many kinds of worldwide oranges are originated from Huangyan. Now it is the most important mandarin orange planting place in china, exporting to worldwide largely annually.
''China Mould Town''
Huangyan is a famous plastic mould manufacturing base in China. With seven series of precision mould tooling ability including automobile, motorcycle, electric bike, home appliances, audio & video, pipe fitting, medical, chemical. According to the stat. in 2006, in the domestic market, 70% of plastic moulds were made in Huangyan, 50% TV manufacturers choose to purchase TV mould from Huangyan, 70% electric bike plastic parts were made in Huangyan, most of auto manufacturers including FAW, Geely, Dongfeng, Shanghai Volkswagen ordered mould in Huangyan, most home appliance manufactures e.g. Haier, Konka, Changhong, Hisense, Royalstar, Xoceco etc use the mould from Huangyan. Huangyan has become the important mould tooling center in China, and growing rapidly to export to the oversea market.
History
In 1989, Huangyan County was upgraded to a county-level city. As of 1990 census, the population of Huangyuan City was 888,631.
In 1994, Taizhou City was upgraded to a prefecture-level city, correspondingly Huangyan City was amalgamated in Taizhou City, and divided into two districts as Huangyan and .
Features of Huangyan
''China Orange Town''
Huangyan is a fruitful place especially for the Mandarin Oranges with long history. Many kinds of worldwide oranges are originated from Huangyan. Now it is the most important mandarin orange planting place in china, exporting to worldwide largely annually.
''China Mould Town''
Huangyan is a famous plastic mould manufacturing base in China. With seven series of precision mould tooling ability including automobile, motorcycle, electric bike, home appliances, audio & video, pipe fitting, medical, chemical. According to the stat. in 2006, in the domestic market, 70% of plastic moulds were made in Huangyan, 50% TV manufacturers choose to purchase TV mould from Huangyan, 70% electric bike plastic parts were made in Huangyan, most of auto manufacturers including FAW, Geely, Dongfeng, Shanghai Volkswagen ordered mould in Huangyan, most home appliance manufactures e.g. Haier, Konka, Changhong, Hisense, Royalstar, Xoceco etc use the mould from Huangyan. Huangyan has become the important mould tooling center in China, and growing rapidly to export to the oversea market.
Bayi Rockets
Bayi Shuanglu Rockets or Bayi Rockets or Bayi Army Rockets or Bayi Shuanglu are a basketball team in the South Division of the Chinese Basketball Association, based in Ningbo, Zhejiang. ''Bayi'' means "August First", so the English name of the team could be translated as August First Rockets, but this name is very rarely seen in English-language Chinese media. They are occasionally called Bayi Deers because of their corporate sponsorship by the Pairdeer brand of , whose logo is a pair of deer .
The Bayi Rockets are an army team and their players serve in the People's Liberation Army . The "Bayi" in their name represents the anniversary of the founding of the PLA. There are also other army teams with the Bayi name in other sports leagues, such as Bayi China Telecom in the , the men's soccer team Bayi Zhengbang, and the women's soccer team Bayi Xiangtan.
The Bayi Rockets have a long history that predates the currently-existing CBA. When they entered the CBA in its inaugural season in 1995–1996, they had already won 34 national titles. The Bayi Rockets dominated the CBA in its earlier years, winning no less than seven championships in the first eight years of the CBA, including the first six CBA championships in a row, and the first five of those without losing a single playoff match. They also had a home-game unbeaten streak of 65 games that ended in 2002. In recent years, however, other CBA teams have become more competitive, and Bayi has won only one championship in the last four seasons .
In the 2004–2005 season, the Bayi Rockets finished in third place in the South Division and defeated the Beijing Ducks in the quarter-finals, but lost in the semi-finals to the Guangdong Southern Tigers, the defending champions. This was the first time since the founding of the CBA in 1995 that the Bayi Rockets did not make the finals.
In the 2005–2006 season, the Bayi Rockets made the finals but lost to the Guangdong Southern Tigers.
The Bayi Rockets are an army team and their players serve in the People's Liberation Army . The "Bayi" in their name represents the anniversary of the founding of the PLA. There are also other army teams with the Bayi name in other sports leagues, such as Bayi China Telecom in the , the men's soccer team Bayi Zhengbang, and the women's soccer team Bayi Xiangtan.
The Bayi Rockets have a long history that predates the currently-existing CBA. When they entered the CBA in its inaugural season in 1995–1996, they had already won 34 national titles. The Bayi Rockets dominated the CBA in its earlier years, winning no less than seven championships in the first eight years of the CBA, including the first six CBA championships in a row, and the first five of those without losing a single playoff match. They also had a home-game unbeaten streak of 65 games that ended in 2002. In recent years, however, other CBA teams have become more competitive, and Bayi has won only one championship in the last four seasons .
In the 2004–2005 season, the Bayi Rockets finished in third place in the South Division and defeated the Beijing Ducks in the quarter-finals, but lost in the semi-finals to the Guangdong Southern Tigers, the defending champions. This was the first time since the founding of the CBA in 1995 that the Bayi Rockets did not make the finals.
In the 2005–2006 season, the Bayi Rockets made the finals but lost to the Guangdong Southern Tigers.
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