Qing to Square Meter Converter
Convert Qing (顷) to square meters (m²) instantly. 1 Qing = 66,666.67 m² = 100 Mu
Convert Qing to m²
Qing to m² Conversion Chart
| Qing (顷) | Square Meters (m²) | Hectares (ha) | Mu (亩) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 顷 | 66,666.67 m² | 6.667 ha | 100 亩 |
| 2 顷 | 133,333.33 m² | 13.333 ha | 200 亩 |
| 3 顷 | 200,000 m² | 20.000 ha | 300 亩 |
| 5 顷 | 333,333.33 m² | 33.333 ha | 500 亩 |
| 10 顷 | 666,666.67 m² | 66.667 ha | 1,000 亩 |
About Qing (顷)
Qing is a large traditional Chinese land measurement unit used for extensive agricultural lands and estates.
- 1 Qing (顷) = 66,666.67 square meters (exact: 200,000/3 m²)
- 1 Qing = 100 Mu
- 1 Qing = 6.667 hectares
- 1 Qing = 16.47 acres
- 1 Qing = 717,778 square feet
Historical Significance:
Historically, 1 Qing represented the amount of land needed to support one family for one year through farming. The exact size varied by dynasty and region until standardization in 1930.
Modern Usage:
- Large farms: Collectivized farms and agricultural corporations
- Land development: Rural development projects
- Forestry: Large forest plots and plantations
- Statistics: Agricultural output reporting
Ancient Context:
In the Zhou Dynasty (1046-256 BCE), 1 Qing was defined as 100 Mu, which has remained consistent through Chinese history despite changes in the actual size of a Mu.
How to Convert Qing to Square Meters
Formula: Square Meters = Qing × 66,666.67
Exact Formula: m² = Qing × (200,000/3)
Examples:
- 1 Qing to m²: 1 × 66,666.67 = 66,666.67 m²
- 5 Qing to m²: 5 × 66,666.67 = 333,333.33 m² (≈ 33 hectares)
- 10 Qing to m²: 10 × 66,666.67 = 666,666.67 m² (≈ 67 hectares)
Quick Conversions:
- Qing to Mu: multiply by 100
- Qing to hectares: multiply by 6.667 (or 20/3)
- Example: 3 Qing = 3 × 6.667 = 20 hectares
FAQs
How many square meters in 1 Qing?
1 Qing = 66,666.67 square meters (exact: 200,000/3 m²), which equals 6.667 hectares or 100 Mu.
Is Qing still used in modern China?
Yes, but primarily for large agricultural lands and statistical purposes. Individual farmers typically use Mu instead.
How many Mu make 1 Qing?
100 Mu = 1 Qing. This relationship has been consistent throughout Chinese history since the Zhou Dynasty.
What is a typical farm size in Qing?
Small collective: 1-3 Qing. Medium farm: 5-10 Qing. Large agricultural corporation: 50+ Qing. Sizes vary greatly by region.
How does Qing relate to hectares?
1 Qing = 6.667 hectares (exactly 20/3 hectares). To convert: multiply Qing by 20/3 or 6.667.