Phone Number Directory

A reference list for mainland China service numbers

This directory groups 26 bundled entries into emergency, government, transport, utilities, telecom, and finance categories. Use it to locate a number already in the list, not to search all Chinese telephone services. Names and keyword aliases in the records are written in Chinese; English interface controls do not translate those record labels. Searching by digits is a practical option when you know a number already.

The categories help distinguish immediate assistance from routine enquiries. The bundled emergency records include 110 for police, 119 for fire, 120 for medical emergency, and 122 for traffic accidents. Other examples include 12345 for government service, 12306 for railway customer service, 10086/10010/10000 for major telecom operators, and 95598 for electricity service. The tool displays each entry’s Chinese name and number, and lets you copy the number.

These are mainland China references. Short service numbers may have local coverage or dialing conditions; this page does not convert them into international numbers or verify whether an organization still operates a particular line.

Filter the directory before copying

1. Choose a category or leave All selected

   Categories narrow the records to emergency, government, transport, utilities, telecom, or finance numbers.

2. Search a name, number, or record keyword

   Search compares your text with the Chinese organization name, digits, Chinese keyword aliases, and any note stored with the entry. For example, typing 120 finds the medical emergency record; a Chinese term such as 铁路 can find the railway entry. Category and search filters work together.

3. Review the card, then copy

   Check the displayed category and digits before using the copy control. Paste the result into your phone or contact list and place the call through your normal phone service.

If you are outside China, check the official organization’s international contact instructions. The directory’s short codes should not be assumed to work from another country.

Directory scope and search tips

Use current local guidance for important calls

• For an immediate emergency in mainland China, use the relevant local emergency service directly; do not rely on a directory search as the only source during urgent response.
• Numbers and service arrangements can change. Verify a non-emergency contact through the organization’s current official information before relying on it.
• Emergency dispatch and service language support vary by location. The directory does not promise English-speaking operators.
• Search and copy only; the page does not place calls, assess your situation, or route a request.