Wangjing Subdistrict

Wangjing () is a major residential and technological area and subdistrict of Chaoyang District, in the northeast of Beijing. 
Koreatown.
Expansive in dimensions, Wangjing is a very important residential zone and has a large number of high-rise apartments built from the mid-1990s onwards. Due to the large number of South Korean residents, Wangjing has also become known as Beijing's Koreatown. More than 70,000 South Koreans were living in the neighborhood in 2007.
Demographics.
In 2010, Wangjing had a population of 168,167.
As of 2010, many South Koreans moving to Beijing had settled in Wangjing. Most South Korean businesspeople and their families in Beijing live in Wangjing. Hyejin Kim, author of "International Ethnic Networks and Intra-Ethnic Conflict: Koreans in China", wrote that the growth of Wangjing has eclipsed Wudaokou in Haidian District as a Korean area.
Technology Center.
Wangjing houses many technology companies, both small startup companies, as well as national, and large international corporations. Examples include:
Architecture.
Wanjing SOHO stands halfway between Beijing Capital International Airport and the city center. Designed by Zaha Hadid, the three towers, 387, 416, and 656 (200m) feet tall, are surrounded by a 196,850-square-foot public park in Wangjing, a tech business hub in northeast Beijing. It was commissioned by SOHO China.
Education.
There are several schools in Wangjing: 