List of Chinese administrative divisions by exports

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The article lists China's province-level divisions by exports of goods. Each province's exports is listed in nominal US dollar values according to annual average exchange rates

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Mainland China

The 22 provinces, 5 autonomous regions and 4 direct-administered municipalities of Mainland China by export value..

RankProvinceExports in bn. US$ SourceYear
—Mainland China3,380.0 [1] 2023
1 Guangdong 888.6 [2] 2022
2 Zhejiang 532.1 [3] 2023
3 Jiangsu 518.1 [4] 2022
4 Shandong 272.2 [5] 2021
5 Shanghai 254.8 [6] 2023
6 Fujian 167.4 [7] 2021
7 Sichuan 88.4 [8] 2021
8 Chongqing 80.0 [9] 2021
9 Henan 77.8 [10] 2021
10 Beijing 67.0 [11] 2020
11 Hunan 65.2 [12] 2021
12 Anhui 63.4 [13] 2021
13 Tianjin 60.0 [14] 2021
14 Jiangxi 56.8 [15] 2021
15 Hubei 54.3 [16] 2021
16 Liaoning 51.3 [17] 2021
17 Hebei 46.9 [18] 2021
18 Guangxi 45.6 [19] 2021
19 Shaanxi 39.7 [20] 2021
20 Yunnan 27.4 [21] 2021
21 Shanxi 21.1 [22] 2021
22 Xinjiang 19.7 [23] 2020
23 Guizhou 7.6 [24] 2021
24 Inner Mongolia 7.4 [25] 2021
25 Heilongjiang 6.9 [26] 2021
26 Jilin 5.5 [27] 2021
27 Hainan 5.2 [28] 2021
28 Ningxia 2.7 [29] 2021
29 Gansu 1.5 [30] 2021
30 Tibet Autonomous Region 0.3 [31] 2021
31 Qinghai 0.3 [32] 2021

Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan

The 2 special administrative regions of Hong Kong and Macau and the claimed province of Taiwan by export value in the most recent year. Exports to Mainland China are included.

Exports in bn. US$ SourceYear
Hong Kong 535.6 [33] 2023
Taiwan 432.5 [34] 2023
Macau 1.9 [35] 2022

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<span class="mw-page-title-main">Economy of Macau</span>

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<span class="mw-page-title-main">Economy of Taiwan</span>

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<span class="mw-page-title-main">Hong Kong Trade Development Council</span> Statutory body

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