Hebei District.

Hebei District lies in the north-east of central Tianjin and is named for its position on the north bank of the Hai River. It covers 27.93 square kilometres, stretching 6.94 kilometres north to south and 7.95 kilometres east to west, and at the 2020 census it counted 647,702 residents, 30.98 per cent of them over sixty. Four of the city's sights stand inside it: the Tianjin Eye, the Italian Style Town, the Dabei Monastery and Beining Park. Its modern role in the municipal plan is creativity, which follows from its fabric: the Italian concession, the 1902 Hebei New District that Yuan Shikai laid out, and the older temple and church ground at Sanchahekou.