With a history of over 800 years, Tanggu Subdistrict is the birthplace of the core historical area of Binhai New Area. Located in the heart of Binhai New Area in Tianjin, Tanggu serves as the administrative center and political and cultural hub of the area. It is also a thriving region for trade, tourism, and financial services, with a rich cultural heritage. Tanggu is home to 15 ethnic minorities, including the Hui, Manchu, Zhuang, and Uighur.

Tanggu boasts significant advantages in terms of regional transportation and location. It serves as an important transportation hub, connecting the east and west of Binhai New Area and extending from south to north. Major roads such as Dalian East Road span from east to west, while Central Avenue runs from south to north. The network of main roads, including Xingang 2nd Road and Xingang 4th Road, forms the backbone of the regional public transportation system.

The area is currently home to 633 enterprises, including 7 high-tech enterprises (5 national high-tech enterprises and 2 national technology-based SMEs) and 45 leading enterprises (1 industrial enterprise, 16 wholesale and retail enterprises, 3 accommodation and catering enterprises, and 25 service enterprises).

In recent years, Tanggu has actively seized new opportunities and adapted to the new situation of shifting the focus of urban management. It aims to become a demonstration and model of grassroots governance with the characteristics of a "coastal city," focusing on the construction of government service clusters, the establishment of important hubs for port and shipping services, and nurturing livable and business-friendly demonstration areas for modern coastal cities. Tanggu has achieved stable economic progress, increasingly standardized urban management, the continuous improvement of basic living conditions, and a sustained enhancement of social governance. The development of a top-tier subdistrict that excels in high-quality living and business is steadily progressing.