The Kaiping Festival in Tangshan falls on the fifth, tenth, fifteenth, twentieth, twenty-fifth and thirtieth days of the lunar calendar.

Hancheng Market in Fengrun District, in Hancheng, is held on the third and eighth day of the lunar calendar.

Caojiakou Market in Lubei District, near Lugang Community, is held on the first day of the lunar calendar.

Orchard Market every weekend.

The Zhaotianzhuang gathering is held on the fourth and ninth days of the lunar calendar.

1 and 6 around Tangshan City: Zhoujiaqiao Market, Tangxianxian Market, Dazhuangtuo Vegetable Wholesale Market.

2, 7: Xincun Market, Luogezhuang Market 2, 8: Liujiaying 3, 8: Xinchengzi Market, Liyuan Market, Beita Market, Yinhe Road Market, Zhaogezhuang, Yingezhuang Market 4, 9

: Nuzhizhai Market, Jiangjuntuo Market, Yeli Market, Wali Xiazhuang Market, Yinchengpu Fifth and Tenth: Tangjiazhuang Market, Kaiping Commodity Trading Market, Tangshan Beijiao Fruit Wholesale Market, Kaiping Wenzhou Mall Saturday,

Day: Fuluan Market, Songxue Xinzhuang, Tangshan Used Motor Vehicle Market, Hebei No. 1 Community Market, Kaiping 1 and 6: Zhouqiao Market.

2 and 7: Luogezhuang Collection 3 and 8: No. 6 Collection 4 and 9: Xiazhuang Collection Kaiping District is located in the east of Hebei Province, 9.5 kilometers away from the municipal government, 118 kilometers away from Tianjin City to the southwest, and 118 kilometers away from Beijing City to the northwest

164 kilometers.

Area is 253 square kilometers.

Population 330,000 (2006).

The district has jurisdiction over 5 streets, 2 towns, and 4 townships: Majiagou Street, Kaiping Street, Shuishizhuang Street, Doudian Street, Jinggezhuang Mining District Street, Kaiping Town, Liyuan Town, Yuehe Township, and Shuangqiao Township.

, Zhengzhuangzi Township, Wali Township.

The district government is located at No. 2 Xinyuan Road.

Tangshan (abbreviated as "Tang"), a prefecture-level city in Hebei Province, is the central city of the Beijing-Tianjin-Tangshan Industrial Base and the sub-central city in the northeastern part of the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei urban agglomeration. It was named after Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, Li Shimin, who stationed in Goguryeo during his eastern expedition. It is known as the "Northern City".

Known as the "Porcelain Capital", it is the birthplace of Chinese Pingju Opera.

Tangshan is located in the eastern part of Hebei Province and the northeastern part of the North China Plain. It is bordered by the Bohai Sea in the south, Yanshan Mountain in the north, and adjacent to Beijing and Tianjin. It is located at the throat of North China and the Northeast Passage. It has a warm temperate continental monsoon climate. Its famous attractions include Qing Dong Tomb and Yue Tuo.

Island etc.

In the Han Dynasty, it belonged to Youzhou; in the Qing Dynasty, it belonged to Yongping Prefecture of Zhili Province and Zunhua Zhili Prefecture; in the 34th year of the Republic of China (April 1945), Tangshan was established as a city.