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51. In China, there are four kinds of cities: (1) the cities directed immediately by the central
government such as Beijing, Shanghai, Tianjin and Chongqing; (2) the provincial-level
cities that are the capitals of the provinces; (3) the regional cities within every province;
and (4) the county-level cities such as Nahai. County-level city is the smallest
administrative unit of the city.
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