GB/T 4754-2011 National Economic Industry Classification GB/T4754-2011 Standard download decompression password: www.bzxz.net
This standard specifies the classification and code of economic activities in the whole society. This standard is applicable to the classification of economic activities in national macro-management such as statistics, planning, finance, taxation, industry and commerce, and is used for information processing and information exchange.
This standard is drafted in accordance with the rules given in GB/T1.1-2009.
This standard replaces GB/T4754-2002 "National Economic Industry Classification".
The main differences between this standard and GB/T4754-2002 are as follows:
1) The scope and names of the framework structure of this standard have changed. The industries that have changed are:
Agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry, fishery
Manufacturing
Information transmission, software and information technology services
Scientific research and technical services
Resident services, repairs and other services
Health and social work
Public management, social security and social organizations
2) This standard has made adjustments to the items, names and scopes of some major, medium and minor categories of GB/T4754-2002. Appendix A lists the comparison table of the new and old structures of this standard and GB/T4754-2002 National Economic Industry Classification, and Appendix B lists the
comparison table of the new and old categories of this standard and GB/T4754-2002 National Economic Industry Classification.
This standard corresponds to the International Standard Industrial Classification of All Economic Activities (2006, Revised Fourth Edition, referred to as: ISI Rev.4) compiled by the United Nations Statistics Division, and the degree of consistency with ISI Rev.4 is non-equivalent. The main differences between this standard and ISI Rev.4 are as follows:
1) Differences between the framework structure of this standard and ISI Rev.4
--- There are 20 industry categories in this standard, and 21 industry categories in ISI Rev.4.
--- The following industries in this standard cannot be completely matched with ISIC Rev.4:
Electricity, heat, gas and water production and supply industry
Wholesale and retail industry
Information transmission, software and information technology services industry
Leasing and business services industry
Scientific research and technical services industry
Water conservancy, environment and public facilities management industry
Resident services, repairs and other services industry
Culture, sports and entertainment industry
Public management, social security and social organizations
---ISICRev.4 The following industry categories cannot be completely matched with this standard:
Supply of electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning
Water supply; sewage treatment, waste management and remediation activities
Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles
Information and communication
Professional, scientific and technical activities
Administrative and auxiliary activities
Public administration and defense; compulsory social security
Arts, entertainment and recreation activities
Other service activities
Activities of households as employers; Production and service activities of goods for household own use, undifferentiated
2) The entries, names and scopes of some major, medium and minor categories of this standard are different from those of ISICRev.4. Appendix C lists the comparison table between this standard and the International Standard Industrial Classification of All Economic Activities.
This standard is proposed by the National Bureau of Statistics.
This standard is under the jurisdiction of the China National Institute of Standardization.
The National Bureau of Statistics is responsible for interpreting this standard.
The drafting units of this standard are: Department of Statistics Design and Management of the National Bureau of Statistics, China National Institute of Standardization.
Drafters of this standard are: Ji Fengxiang, Fang Kuan, Yang Xiaogang, Ba Yunhong, Cai Shouqing, Wang Zhuo, Zhang Min, Zeng Fei, Zhang Ai, Xing Liqiang.
This standard was first issued in 1984. It was first revised in 1994, second revised in 2002, and this is the third revision.

Preface V
1 Scope 1
2 Terms and definitions 1
3 Principles and regulations for classification 1
4 Coding method and code structure 2
5 National economic industry classification and code table 2
A Agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and fishery 3
01 Agriculture 3
02 Forestry 3
03 Animal husbandry 4
04 Fishery 4
05 Agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and fishery service industry 4
B Mining 5
06 Coal mining and washing 5
07 Petroleum and natural gas mining 6
08 Ferrous metal mining and dressing 6
09 Non-ferrous metal mining and dressing 6
10 Non-metallic mineral mining and dressing industry6
11 Mining support activities7
12 Other mining industry7
C Manufacturing industry7
13 Agricultural and sideline food processing industry7
14 Food manufacturing industry9
15 Wine, beverage and refined tea manufacturing industry10
16 Tobacco products industry11
17 Textile industry12
18 Textile clothing and apparel industry13
19 Leather, fur, feather and their products and footwear industry13
20 Wood processing and wood, bamboo, rattan, palm and straw products industry15
21 Furniture manufacturing industry16
22 Paper and paper products industry16
23 Printing and recording media reproduction industry17
24 Educational, arts and crafts, sports and entertainment products manufacturing industry17
25 Petroleum processing, coking and nuclear fuel processing industry19
26 Chemical raw materials and chemical products manufacturing industry19
27 Pharmaceutical manufacturing industry22
28 Chemical fiber manufacturing industry22
29 Rubber and plastic products industry22
30 Non-metallic mineral products industry24
31 Ferrous metal smelting and rolling processing industry25
32 Non-ferrous metal smelting and rolling processing industry26
33 Metal products industry27
34 General equipment manufacturing industry28
35 Special equipment manufacturing industry31
36 Automobile manufacturing industry34
37 Railway, ship, aviation and other transportation equipment manufacturing industry34
38 Electrical machinery and equipment manufacturing industry36
39 Computer, communication and other electronic equipment manufacturing industry38
40 Instrument manufacturing industry39
41 Other manufacturing industries40
42 Comprehensive utilization of waste resources industry41
43 Metal products, machinery and equipment repair industry41
D Electricity, heat, gas and water production and supply industry41
44 Electricity, heat production and supply industry41
45 Gas production and supply industry42
46 Water production and supply industry42
E Construction industry42
47 Housing construction industry42
48 Civil engineering and construction industry42
49 Building installation industry43
50 Building decoration and other construction industry43
F Wholesale and retail industry43
51 Wholesale industry43
52 Retail industry46
G Transportation, warehousing and postal industry48
53 Railway transportation industry48
54 Road transportation industry49
55 Water transportation industry49 56
Air transportation industry49
57 Pipeline transportation industry49
58 Loading and unloading and forwarding agency industry49
59 Warehousing industry50
60 Postal industry50
H Accommodation and catering industry50
61 Accommodation industry50
62 Catering industry50
I Information transmission, software and information technology services industry51
63 Telecommunications, radio, television and satellite transmission services51
64 Internet and related services51
65 Software and information technology services industry51
J Financial industry52
66 Monetary and financial services52
67 Capital market services53 68
Insurance industry53
69 Other financial industries54
K Real estate industry54
70 Real estate industry54
L Leasing and business services industry55
71 Leasing industry55
72 Business services industry55
M Scientific research and technical services industry57
73 Research and experimental development57
74 Professional and technical services57
75 Science and technology promotion and application services58
N Water conservancy, environment and public facilities management58
76 Water conservancy management58
77 Ecological protection and environmental governance58
78 Public facilities management59
O Resident services, repair and other services59
79 Resident services59
80 Motor vehicle, electronic product and daily product repair60
81 Other services61
P Education61
82 Education61
Q Health and social work62
83 Health62
84 Social work62
R Culture, sports and entertainment63
85 News and publishing63
86 Radio, television, film and video recording production63
87 Culture and art64
88 Sports64
89 Entertainment64
S Public administration, social security and social organizations65
90 Organs of the Communist Party of China65
91 State institutions65
92 The Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and democratic parties65
93 Social security65
94 Mass organizations, social groups and other membership organizations66
95 Grassroots mass autonomous organizations66
T International Organizations66
96 International Organizations66
Appendix A (Informative Appendix) Comparison Table of the Old and New Structures of the Industrial Classification for National Economic Activities67
Appendix B (Informative Appendix) Comparison Table of the Old and New Categories of the Industrial Classification for National Economic Activities68
Appendix C (Informative Appendix) Comparison Table of the Industrial Classification for National Economic Activities and the International Standard Industrial Classification of All Economic Activities111
References148

ICS35.040
National Standard of the People's Republic of China
GB/T4754—2011
Replaces GB/T4754—2002
Industrial classification for national economic activities2011-04-29Release
General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of the People's Republic of ChinaStandardization Administration of the People's Republic of China
2011-11-01Implementation
Terms and definitions
Classification principles and regulations
Coding method and code structure
National economic industry classification and code table
Agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and fishery
Forestry·
Animal husbandry·
Agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and fishery service industry
Mining industry
Coal mining and washing industry·
Petroleum and natural gas mining industry
Ferrous metal mining and dressing industry...·
Non-ferrous metal mining and dressing industry
Non-metallic mineral mining and dressing industry| |tt||Mining support activities
Other mining industries
Manufacturing
Agricultural and sideline food processing
Food manufacturing
Wine, beverage and refined tea manufacturing
Tobacco products
Textile industry
Textile clothing and apparel industry
Leather, fur, feather and its products and footwear industryWood processing and wood, bamboo, rattan, palm and straw products industryFurniture manufacturing
Paper and paper products industry
Printing and recording media reproduction industry
Culture, education, arts and crafts, sports and entertainment products manufacturing industryPetroleum processing, coking and nuclear fuel processing industryChemical raw materials and chemical products manufacturing industry
Pharmaceutical manufacturing industry
GB/T4754—2011
GB/T 4754—2011
28Chemical fiber manufacturing industry
Rubber and plastic products industry
Non-metallic mineral products industry
Ferrous metal smelting and rolling processing industry
Non-ferrous metal smelting and rolling processing industry
Metal products industry
General equipment manufacturing industry
Special equipment manufacturing industry
Automobile manufacturing industry
Railway, ship, aviation and other transportation equipment manufacturing industryElectrical machinery and equipment manufacturing industry
Computer, communication and other electronic equipment manufacturing industryInstrument manufacturing industry
Other manufacturing industries
Comprehensive utilization of waste resources industry
Metal products, machinery and equipment repair industry.
Electricity, heat, gas and water production and supply industryD
Electricity, Heat production and supply industry
Gas production and supply industry
Water production and supply industry
EConstruction industry
Housing construction industry
Civil engineering construction industry
Building installation industry
Architectural decoration and other construction industries
FWholesale and retail industry
Wholesale industry
Retail industry
Transportation, warehousing and postal industry
Railway transportation industry
Road transportation industry
Water transportation industry
Air transportation industry
Pipeline transportation industry
Loading and unloading and transportation agency industry
Warehousing industry
Postal industry
Accommodation and catering industry
Accommodation industry
Catering industry
IInformation transmission, software and information Information technology services 22
63 Telecommunications, radio and television and satellite transmission services 64 Internet and related services
Software and information technology services
J Financial services
66 Monetary and financial services
Capital market services
68 Insurance
69 Other financial services
K Real estate
70 Real estate
L Leasing and business services
71 Leasing
Business services
M Scientific research and technical services
73 Research and experimental development
74 Professional and technical services
75 Science and technology promotion and application services
N Water conservancy, environment and public facilities management
76 Water conservancy management
|77Ecological protection and environmental governance
Public facilities management
OResident services, repairs and other services
Resident services
80Motor vehicle, electronic product and daily product repair industryOther services
PEducation
82Education
QHealth and social work
83Health
Social work
RCulture, sports and entertainment
News and publishing
Broadcasting, television, film and video recording production86
Culture and art
Entertainment
Public administration, social security and social organizationsS
Organs of the Communist Party of China
State institutions
People's Political Consultative Conference, democratic parties
GB/T 4754—2011
GB/T4754—2011
93 Social Security
94 Mass Organizations, Social Organizations and Other Member Organizations95 Grassroots Mass Autonomous Organizations
T International Organizations
96 International Organizations
Appendix A (Informative Appendix) Comparison Table of the Old and New Structures of the National Economic Industry ClassificationAppendix B (Informative Appendix)
Comparison Table of the Old and New Categories of the National Economic Industry ClassificationAppendix C (Informative Appendix) Comparison Table of the National Economic Industry Classification and the International Standard Industrial Classification of All Economic ActivitiesReferences
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This standard was drafted in accordance with the rules given in GB/T1.1-2009. This standard replaces GB/T4754-2002 National Economic Industry Classification. The main differences between this standard and GB/T4754--2002 are as follows: 1) The scope and names of the framework structure of this standard have changed. The industries that have changed are: agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry, fishery
manufacturing
information transmission, software and information technology services scientific research and technical services
resident services, repair and other services
health and social work
public management, social security and social organizations GB/T 4754-2011
This standard has made adjustments to the items, names and scopes of some major, medium and minor categories of GB/T4754-2002. Appendix A lists the new and old structure comparison table of this standard and GB/T4754-2002 National Economic Industry Classification, and Appendix B lists the new and old categories comparison table of this standard and GB/T4754-2002 National Economic Industry Classification. This standard corresponds to the International Standard Industrial Classification of All Economic Activities (2006, revised fourth edition, referred to as: ISIC Rev.4) compiled by the United Nations Statistics Division, and the degree of consistency with ISIC Rev.4 is non-equivalent. The main differences between this standard and ISIC Rev.4 are as follows: 1) Differences between the framework structure of this standard and ISIC Rev.4 This standard has 20 industry categories, while ISIC Rev.4 has 21 industry categories. The following industry categories of this standard cannot be completely matched with ISIC Rev.4: Electricity, heat, gas and water production and supply industry Wholesale and retail industry
Information transmission, software and information technology services industry Leasing and business services industry
Scientific research and technical services industry
Water conservancy, environment and public facilities management industry
Resident services, repairs and other services industry
Culture, sports and entertainment industry
Public administration, social security and social organizations-ISIC Rev.4 The following industry categories cannot be completely matched with this standard: Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning SupplywwW.bzxz.Net
Water supply; sewage treatment, waste management and remediation activities Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles Information and communications
Professional, scientific and technical activities
Administrative and auxiliary activities
Public administration and national defense; compulsory social security Art, entertainment and recreation activities
Other service activities
GB/T4754—2011
Activities of households as employers; production and service activities of goods for household own use, undifferentiated The entries, names and scopes of some major, medium and minor categories of this standard are consistent with ISIC Rev.4 There are differences. Appendix C lists the comparison table between this 2)
standard and the International Standard Industrial Classification of All Economic Activities. This standard is proposed by the National Bureau of Statistics.
This standard is under the jurisdiction of the China National Institute of Standardization. The National Bureau of Statistics is responsible for interpreting this standard. Drafting units of this standard: Statistics Design and Management Department of the National Bureau of Statistics, China National Institute of Standardization Drafters of this standard: Bo Fengxiang, Fang Kuan, Yang Xiaogang, Ba Yunhong, Cai Shouqing, Wang Zhuo, Zhang Min, Zeng Fei, Zhang Ai, Xing Liqiang. This standard was first issued in 1984. The first revision was in 1994, the second revision was in 2002, and this is the third revision. 1 Scope
National Economic Industry Classification
This standard specifies the classification and codes of economic activities in the whole society. GB/T 4754—2011
This standard is applicable to the classification of economic activities in national macro-management such as statistics, planning, finance, taxation, industry and commerce, and is used for information processing and information exchange.
2 Terms and Definitions
The following terms and definitions apply to this document. 2.1
Industry
Industry (or industry) refers to the collection of all units engaged in economic activities of the same nature. 2.2
Principal Activity
When a unit engages in more than two economic activities, the activity that accounts for the largest share of its unit's added value is called the principal activity. If the unit's principal activity cannot be determined by added value, the principal activity can be determined based on sales revenue, operating income or employees. Corresponding to the principal activity are secondary activities and auxiliary activities. Secondary activities refer to all economic activities that a unit engages in externally, except for the principal activities. Auxiliary activities refer to all activities of a unit that do not provide products and services to the outside. Auxiliary activities are internal activities carried out to ensure the normal operation of the unit's principal and secondary activities. 2.3
Unit
The unit in this standard refers to an entity that effectively carries out various economic activities and is the carrier for dividing national economic industries. 2.4
Industrial activity unit establishment
Industrial activity unit is a subsidiary unit of a legal entity. An industrial activity unit shall meet the following conditions: - engage in one or mainly one economic activity in one place; organize production, operation or business activities relatively independently; and be able to master data such as income and expenditure.
Corporate unit corporate unit
A unit that meets the following conditions is a legal entity: established in accordance with the law, with its own name, organizational structure and location, and able to independently bear civil liability; independently own and use (or authorize the use of) assets, bear liabilities, and have the right to sign contracts with other units; independently account for accounting and be able to prepare balance sheets. 3 Principles and regulations of classification
3.1 Principles of industry division
This standard divides national economic industries according to the principle of homogeneity of economic activities. That is, each industry category is divided according to the nature of the same economic activity, rather than according to establishment, accounting system or department management. 3.2 Basic units of industry classification
Based on the United Nations International Standard Industrial Classification of All Economic Activities (ISIC Rev. 4), this standard mainly uses industrial activity units and legal entities as units for industry classification. Using industrial activity units to classify industries is suitable for production statistics and other statistical surveys that are not based on assets, liabilities, and financial status. Using legal entities to classify industries is suitable for statistical surveys that are based on assets, liabilities, and financial status. When classifying industries based on legal entities, each legal entity in a joint enterprise such as an enterprise group or group company composed of multiple legal entities should be distinguished and industries should be classified according to individual legal entities. 3.3 Principles for determining the industry affiliation of a unit
This standard determines the industry nature of a unit according to its main economic activities. When a unit engages in one economic activity, the industry of the unit is determined according to the economic activity. When a unit engages in more than two economic activities, the industry of the unit is determined according to the main activity. 4 Coding method and code structure
4.1 This standard adopts the line classification method and hierarchical coding method to classify national economic industries into four levels: categories, major categories, medium categories, and minor categories. The code consists of one Latin letter and four Arabic numerals. The category code is represented by one Latin letter, that is, the letters A, BC represent different categories in turn; the major category code is represented by two Arabic numerals, breaking the category boundaries and coding in sequence starting from 01; the medium category code is represented by three Arabic numerals, the first two are the major category code, and the third is the medium category sequence code; the subcategory code is represented by four Arabic numerals, the first three are the medium category code, and the fourth is the subcategory sequence code.
4.2 The medium and subcategories of this standard shall establish accommodation items with the word "other" as needed. In principle, for the sake of easy identification, the code suffix of the accommodation item is stipulated to be "9".
4.3 When the major and medium categories of this standard are no longer subdivided, the code shall be supplemented with "0" until the fourth digit. 4.4 The code structure of this standard is as follows:
(Number) Minor category sequential code
(Number) Middle category sequential code
-(Number) Major category code
(Letter) Category code
5 National Economic Industry Classification and Code Table
National Economic Industry Classification and Code See Table 1. Middle category code
Small category code
Table 1 National economic industry classification and code
Category name
Agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry, fishery
Cereal planting
Jigu planting
Wheat planting
Corn planting
Other grain planting
Bean, oil and potato planting
Bean planting
Oil planting
Calyx planting
Cotton, hemp, sugar, tobacco planting
Cotton planting
Hemp planting
Sugar planting| |tt||Tobacco planting
Vegetable, edible fungus and horticultural crop planting
Vegetable planting
Edible fungus planting
Flower planting
Other horticultural crop planting
Fruit planting
Pome and stone fruit planting
Grape planting
Citrus planting
Banana and other subtropical fruit planting
Other fruit planting
Nut, oily fruit, spice and beverage crop planting Nut planting
Oily fruit planting
Spice crop planting||tt ||Tea and other beverage crop planting
Chinese medicinal materials planting
Other agriculture
Forest breeding and seedling cultivation
Forest breeding
Forest seedling cultivation
Afforestation and regeneration
GB/T4754—2011
This category includes 01~05 categories
Refers to the planting of various crops
Refers to the planting of crops mainly for harvesting seeds for human consumption, such as rice, wheat, corn and other crops. Refers to the planting of sugar beets and sugar beets used for sugar production. Refers to apples, pears, peaches, apricots, plums and other fruits. Fruit planting refers to bananas, pineapples, mangoes and other subtropical fruits. Planting refers to coconuts, olives, oil palms and other crops. Planting refers to the planting of medicinal crops mainly used for the preparation of traditional Chinese medicine and the processing of Chinese patent medicines.
refers to the planting of crops not listed above.
refers to the application of genetic principles to select and propagate new varieties of forest trees as core planting materials. Forest genetic improvement activities refer to the activities of cultivating seeds, cuttings or other plant tissues into seedlings through artificial activities.
refers to the use of artificial afforestation, artificial regeneration and mountain closure on all land suitable for afforestation, such as barren hills, wastelands, barren sands, felled land, burned land, sparse forests, shrub forests and other lands that can be afforested. Activities of cultivating and restoring forests by means of afforestation, aerial seeding, etc.
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Sub-category of major category
Table 1 (continued)
Category name
Forest management and protection
Timber and bamboo harvesting
Timber harvesting
Bamboo harvesting
Gathering of forest products
Gathering of wood and bamboo forest products
Gathering of non-wood and bamboo forest products
Animal husbandry
Livestock breeding
Cattle breeding
Horse breeding
Pigs Raising of
Raising of sheep
Raising of camels
Raising of other livestock
Raising of poultry
Raising of chickens
Raising of ducks
Raising of geese
Raising of other poultry
Hunting and trapping animals
Other animal husbandry
Aquaculture
Mariculture
Inland farming
Fishing
Mariculture
Inland fishing
Agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and fishery services
Agricultural services||tt ||Agricultural machinery services
Irrigation services
Refers to activities that promote the growth and development of trees during different periods of their growth. Refers to the production activities of felling trees and bamboos and transporting them out of the mountains to the timber yard.
Refers to the collection of various forest products and other wild plants in natural forests and artificial forests. Refers to the collection of various forest products other than wood and bamboo products in natural forests and artificial forests. Refers to the animal breeding and capture activities carried out to obtain various livestock and poultry products.
Refers to the capture of various wild animals. and related activities
Refers to the breeding of various aquatic plants and animals using seawaterRefers to the breeding of various aquatic plants and animals in inland watersRefers to the fishing of various natural aquatic plants and animals in the oceanRefers to the fishing of various natural aquatic plants and animals in inland watersRefers to various supporting services for agricultural production activities, but does not include various scientific and technological and professional technical servicesRefers to the activities of providing agricultural machinery for agricultural production and equipping operators
Refers to the operation and management of agricultural production irrigation systems
CategoryMajor categorySubcategory
0530530
Table 1 (Continued)
Category name
Primary processing services of agricultural products
Other agricultural services
Forestry services
Forestry pest control services
Forest fire prevention services
Primary processing services of forest products
Other forestry services
Animal husbandry services
Fishery services
Mining industry
Coal mining and washing industry
Bituminous coal and anthracite mining and washing
Lignite mining and washing
Other coal mining
GB/T4754—--2011
Refers to the services of various dehydration, coagulation, seed removal, purification, classification, sun drying, skinning, initial roasting, softening or bulk packaging of various agricultural products (including natural rubber and textile fiber raw materials) to provide primary market services, as well as the primary processing of other agricultural products, among which the processing of textile fiber raw materials such as cotton refers to the comprehensive processing and utilization of cotton fiber, cotton seeds after stripping of short lint, and cotton straw, boll shells and other by-products
refers to the prevention of pests and diseases, as well as other unlisted agricultural services
refers to various auxiliary activities such as the prevention and control of pests and diseases, forest fire prevention, etc. for forestry production services
refers to the peeling, pruning or de-materializing, purification, initial packaging of various forest products and the provision of storage Services in the woodyard or primary market refer to the provision of services such as livestock breeding, sty cleaning, livestock product production and primary processing
Refers to various support services for fishery production activities, including activities carried out by fish fry and fish seed farms, aquatic breeding farms and aquatic reproduction farms
This category includes major categories 06 to 12. Mining refers to the mining of naturally occurring minerals such as solids (such as coal and minerals), liquids (such as crude oil) or gases (such as natural gas); including underground or above-ground mining, mine operation, and all auxiliary work generally carried out at or near the mine site to process raw materials, such as grinding, ore dressing and processing, are all within this category; it also includes the process of making raw materials refers to the underground or open-pit mining of bituminous coal and anthracite, as well as the activities of washing, grading and other quality improvement of the mined bituminous coal, anthracite and other hard coal.
refers to the underground or open-pit mining of lignite, a fuel with a low degree of coalification, as well as the activities of washing, grading and other quality improvement of the mined lignite.
refers to the mining of coal resources with low carbon content and high ash content (such as stone coal and peat) grown in Paleozoic strata.
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